Boku no Hero Academia 6 – 17
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「火の不始末」 (Hi no Fushimatsu)
“The Wrong Way to Put Out a Fire”
Endeavor’s problems are entirely of his own making, entirely avoidable, and ended up hurting (and worse) a lot of other people.
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「火の不始末」 (Hi no Fushimatsu)
“The Wrong Way to Put Out a Fire”
Endeavor’s problems are entirely of his own making, entirely avoidable, and ended up hurting (and worse) a lot of other people.
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「蛇」 (Hebi)
“Snake”
This is a very different sort of darkness than he pursued with the first season, but that’s just a testament to how good Yukimura Makoto is as a writer.
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「地獄の轟くん家 2」 (Jigoku no Todoroki-kun-chi 2)
“The Hellish Todoroki Family, Part 2”
Does regret matter?
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「ケティルの農場」 (Ketiru no Nōjou)
“Ketil’s Farm”
Slavery – and the manner in which free people with a conscience chose to address it – is a mirror held up to reflect human nature whether we like it or not.
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「タルタロス」 (Tarutarosu)
“Tartarus”
This part of the story is kind of Horikoshi’s “Empire Strikes Back” arc.
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「ヒロイン女子とモブ男子」 (Hiroin Joshi to Mobu Dansh)
“Heroine and Background Character”
One thing that will never change: extroverts trying to “fix” introverts.
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「極々、地獄)」 (Gokukoku, Jigoku)
“Hellish Hell”
All of Izuku’s narration in the A-part can be boiled down to “things are really bad”.
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「ラストステージ」 (Rasuto Sutēji)
“Final Performance”
Among the League of Villains at least, the sense of personal loyalty is no different than it is among the heroes.
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「告白 ~これから~」 (Kokuhaku ~Kore kara~)
“Confession ~The Future~”
As the great sage J.M. Osbourne once said, “it’s symbolic of course”.