Boku no Hero Academia 6 – 24
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「未成年の主張」 (Miseinen no Shuchou)
“A Young Woman’s Declaration”
Let’s hear it for crybaby heroes.
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「未成年の主張」 (Miseinen no Shuchou)
“A Young Woman’s Declaration”
Let’s hear it for crybaby heroes.
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「デクvsA組」 (Deku Bāsasu Ē-gumi)
“Deku vs. Class A”
Who will protect the heroes?
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「友だち」 (Toomodachi)
“Friend”
Essentially, what’s critical here is not that the hero society created all the problems – it’s that it’s unable to solve any of them.
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「麗しきレディ・ナガン」 (Uruwashiki Redi Nagan)
“The Lovely Lady Nagant”
The very foundation of hero society is rooted in exceptionalism – and that’s its greatest weakness.
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「刺客」 (Shikaku)
“Hired Gun”
There’s something quite touching about watching Toshinori, formerly the most formidable hero in the land, trying to act like a parent to Deku now.
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「全力!!」 (Zenryoku!!)
“Full Power!!”
Now the Izuku as Luke Skywalker thing is impossible to ignore.
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「谷いずくと信楽戸村」 (Midoriya Izuku to Shigaraki Tomura)
“Izuku Midoriya and Tomura Shigaraki”
He’s the hero for a reason, you know.
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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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「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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「タルタロス」 (Tarutarosu)
“Tartarus”
This part of the story is kind of Horikoshi’s “Empire Strikes Back” arc.