My Hero Academia pairs a completed manga with an anime that has reached its final season, so the canon is sealed in practice and this shelf can test deep. What it has that no other subject matches is the bench: a full school roster built for personality formats and records alike. Quizzes cover the Quirk taxonomy and how individual Quirks actually work, Class 1-A records, hero rankings (always date-anchored, because rankings are standings and standings move), and the exam and festival arcs that structure the school story. Unmarked quizzes keep to the anime horizon; the finished manga sits behind the Manga Canon label. Low tiers here are students still in their first term, never a verdict on the fan.
The front door of the My Hero Academia shelf: a boy born without a Quirk in a world where almost everyone has one, the hero he inherits his power from, and the school that turns both into a profession. Ten questions on the premise and the opening stretch: who these people are, what their Quirks do, and the shape of hero society. Nothing past what the first episodes put on the table.
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