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「ここに至るまでの連なり」 ( Koko ni Itaru Made no Tsuranari)
“The Chain Thus Far”
If victory is ever achieved, what sort of world follows it depends very much on the heroes’ ability to learn from their mistakes.
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「古恩」 (Furuon)
“Furuon”
Senya seems well and truly alone even when he’s with his friends and allies.
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「Butterfly Effect」
The balancing of all those spinning plates falls not just on the writer but the audience too.
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「旅の終わり」 (Tabi no Owari)
“End of a Journey”
And so another arc, another phase of the story begins.
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「しょーじくんといっしょ。」 ( Shouji-kun to Issho)
“Together With Shouji”
For Kouda Kouji and Shouji Mezo, the long wait is finally over.
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「雲の上まで」 (Kumo no Ue made)
“Above the Clouds”
Mizukami is an all-rounder in a way few mangaka are.
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「連なる星霜」 (Tsuranaru Seisou)
“A Chain of Events, Across the Ages”
Mirio Very Productive
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「時, 来たるべく来る」 (Toki, Kitarubeku Kitaru)
“When the Time Comes”
Do great arcs mean great characters? Not always I suppose, though Senya certainly is.
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「千夜と月湖」 (Sen’ya to Tsukiko)
“Senya & Tsukiko”
This Ashikaga at least comes off a lot better than his forebear does in that other show.
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「禦ぐ者と侵す者」 (Fusegu Mono to Okasu Mono)
“Those Who Defend, Those Who Violate”
This is a monumental week not just for Boku no Hero Academia, but manga as a whole