Boku no Hero Academia 6 – 24
「未成年の主張」 (Miseinen no Shuchou)
“A Young Woman’s Declaration”
Let’s hear it for crybaby heroes.
「未成年の主張」 (Miseinen no Shuchou)
“A Young Woman’s Declaration”
Let’s hear it for crybaby heroes.
「デクvsA組」 (Deku Bāsasu Ē-gumi)
“Deku vs. Class A”
Who will protect the heroes?
「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.
「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.
「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.
「全力!!」 (Zenryoku!!)
“Full Power!!”
Now the Izuku as Luke Skywalker thing is impossible to ignore.
「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.
「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.
「地獄の轟くん家 2」 (Jigoku no Todoroki-kun-chi 2)
“The Hellish Todoroki Family, Part 2”
Does regret matter?
「タルタロス」 (Tarutarosu)
“Tartarus”
This part of the story is kind of Horikoshi’s “Empire Strikes Back” arc.