Synopsis of the tenth episode of season 6
In episode 10 of My Hero Academia season 6, Bakugo pushed Deku out of the path and was immediately pierced by Shigaraki’s quirk. After hearing All For One mock the hero with green hair by saying that his allies’ deaths were for nothing, the green-haired hero lost his cool and charged the enemy. With his bare hands and fangs, he slashed off the blades protruding from Shigaraki’s fingertips, but he went too near to the villain, allowing him to touch him & steal his quirk.
But when Deku, Nana Shimura, Shigaraki, and All For One were transported to the realm of OFA relics, the war took a surprising turn. It was still difficult for the hero with the green hair to communicate or move around in the vestige world, but the 7th holder assured him that his quirk would not be transferred so easily. By inheriting the OFA quirk, one is also inheriting a piece of the psyche of the past bearers, as shown by All For One. Because the villain also introduced Shigaraki to his grandmother, Nana Shimura, the latter became a target of his rage as well.
When Shigaraki used Decay to try to destroy OFA from within, the first holder, who is also the younger brother of All For One, pushed back. The first holder blocked the quirk’s transfer, and the resulting backlash knocked Deku and Shigaraki away. Episode 10 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia shifted gears to follow the League of Villains as they made their way toward Jaku City carrying Gigantomachia. Toga, devastated and shocked by Bubaigawara’s death, tracked down Uraraka and Asui among the heroes who were rescuing civilians and decided to confront them.
Uraraka was attacked by Toga in an abandoned house after the villain asked if she would be killed. Using her close combat skills, the hero pushed the villain off while angrily demanding to know if he had murdered a civilian before asking such a stupid question. Uraraka took a fighting stance as she waited for Toga to attack at the end of My Hero Academia season 6, episode 10.
On December 10, 2022, at 5:30 p.m. JST, Nippon TV and Yomiuri TV will air episode 11 of My Hero Academia season 6. There will also be a global release of the episode on Crunchyroll. The OFA remnants’ existence was explained in Season 6, Episode 10, along with All For One’s unsettling fixation with gaining One For All. Toga’s assault of Uraraka and his inquiry of how heroes chose who to save in this episode both hint that they will play larger roles in the discussion of how season 6 blurs the borders between heroes and villains.
Date & time of worldwide availability
The worldwide premiere of Episode 11 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia will take place on Saturday, December 10, 2022. However, because of time zone differences, the exact time of the premiere will vary from region to region. Here are the times when viewers in other parts of the world may watch the episode online:
It is 2:30 in the morning in the Pacific Time Zone (PST)
Local time in the Mountain Time Zone: 3:30 a.m. (MT)
Time Zone: CST 04:30 AM (CST)
Time Zone: EST / 5:30 a.m. (EST)
Summertime in Britain: 10:30 a.m. (BST)
It is currently 11:30 a.m. Central European Summer Time (CEST)
3:00 p.m., India Standard Time (IST)
5.30 p.m., Japan Standard Time (JST)
Where can I watch it Online?
Crunchyroll will stream episode 11 of My Hero Academia Season 6 worldwide. The episode is also available to watch online for free on Hulu and Funimation for North American viewers. A number of Asian nations will be able to watch the episode on Netflix.
Here’s what you can anticipate from the eleventh episode of season six of My Hero Academia.
In the sneak peek for episode 11 of My Hero Academia’s sixth season, we see Shoto preparing for battle while Endeavor and Deku, who have been injured, struggle to rise to their feet. It’s unknown whether or not the heroes will prevail in their conflict with Shigaraki, although the narrator implies that it will soon come to a close. The sneak peek shows Shigaraki shifting once more, this time with tendrils of blades protruding from his back and one of his eyes changing colour.
As the behemoth approaches, Nejire and Iida scramble to alert Team Endeavor as Gigantomachia and the League arrive at their leader’s position. As the villain, Dabi, appears on screen, the narrator says, “He will publicise a shocking truth,” and then the scene cuts to Iida escaping with Bakugo in his arms. This seems to be directly connected to his plan to liberate a society saturated with “fake heroes,” and may be related to the reveal of his identity that shocked Hawks during their fight in My Hero Academia season 6, episode 4.
According to the narrator, Dabi’s confession is filled with resentment and malice since it stems from a long-standing personal dispute. Dabi’s Dance, the title of My Hero Academia episode 11 of season 6, is another piece of evidence that the episode would focus on the villain’s televised broadcast.