Expectations for Chapter 376
Toga Releases Her Full Strength, Chapter 376 of My Hero Academia
My Hero Academia’s prior chapter focused heavily on Toga, and now it seems like Horikoshi is eager to finish this battle as soon as possible. Toga transformed into her old buddy Jin Bubaigawara (Twice) using the power of her Quirk in the previous episode. Thanks to Kurogiri, she was brought to the main battlefield where she began inflicting havoc using endless clones of herself she had created using his body. Toga’s endless clones have already overwhelmed the battlefield, putting the lives of every Hero in jeopardy.
Even if things weren’t looking good for them before, now things are looking even worse. It will be very difficult for the Heroes to mount an effective counterattack against the hordes of Twice clones that will soon be flooding the battlefield. But keep in mind that Ochaco and Atsui are trailing behind her, which means they have designs on stopping Toga by force. Horikoshi seems eager to finish this battle first, which makes sense given that eliminating Toga would free up the remaining competitors to do the battle. Fans may finally get to watch the last battle between these characters begin in My Hero Academia 376.
Chapter 376 of My Hero Academia: Kurogiri Takes the Initiative
Recent episodes of My Hero Academia have concentrated heavily on Kurogiri, and the next episode seems destined to follow suit. His efforts have allowed the villains to coordinate their attacks against the heroes from any point on the battlefield. Kurogiri has shown to be invaluable to the evil side, and in order to defeat them, the heroes will have to eliminate him first. That need people like Yamada and Aizawa to take initiative.
Fans know these characters care deeply about Kurogiri, who is really their old buddy Shirakumo. Aizawa may have to battle his own friend in what is sure to be a dramatic showdown between the two. While it’s possible that Shirakumo may be rescued in the end, fans should keep in mind that Horikoshi is notoriously difficult to anticipate when it comes to his own writing. The heroes of My Hero Academia 376 could see the groundwork being created for this battle. In what may be a defining conflict for the Hero society, the moment has come for these three heroes to finally square off against one another.
Chapter 376 of My Hero Academia: Dabi and the Todoroki Family
Dabi is a major player in My Hero Academia’s climactic Final War Saga. Dabi, a member of the Endeavor children, revealed his actual identity as Touya Todoroki during the Paranormal Liberation War arc. The Biggest Hero in the World was instrumental in the demise of his own kid, and now his actions are coming back to haunt him. This family conflict will be settled permanently in the Final War saga.
Both Shoto Todoroki and Dabi have pushed themselves to their utmost in the midst of this struggle. Todoroki expected Dabi to have fallen by now, but that hasn’t occurred. Fans watched Kurogiri utilise his talents to transport Dabi to the location of the Endeavor. That’s where the decisive fight will be fought, so of course, Todoroki will be there with him. And in the meantime, he’s been too preoccupied with his war against Prime All For One to notice. My Hero Academia 376 may provide viewers with a peek at the significant role Shoto will have to play in this part of the arc. The Todoroki family dispute is expected to be resolved in the next few chapters, after which the plot will shift its attention to the larger conflicts of the arc, such as Deku’s struggle against All For One.
What is the expected release date for Chapter 376 of My Hero Academia?
With the recent return of My Hero Academia from a hiatus, the next issue of Shonen Jump will undoubtedly feature the next part of the plot. A December 25th, 2022 publication date has been announced for My Hero Academia #376 on Mangaplus. The latest chapter is available for free on the Manga Plus and Shonen Jump apps, as is the case every week.
Chapter 375 of My Hero Academia was released earlier this week after a long sabbatical from the author, and it was far less intense than everyone had anticipated. The last episode centred on Ochaco, Atsui, and Himiko Toga, who are all important to the Paranormal Liberation Front’s plan moving forward.
After seeing Twice’s death at the hands of Hawks in the last battle, Toga has been on a mission of revenge ever since. Toga received a lot of attention in the last episode, and the next one will take up right where that one left off, with the whole league of villains gathering in one location. The next episode, 376, of My Hero Academia promises to ramp up the action significantly.
Brief Review of Chapter 375
Chaotic Confusion, the 375th chapter of My Hero Academia, finds Ochaco and Tsuyu pitted against Himiko on the lovely southern island of Okuto. At the beginning of the chapter, Himiko tries to spring a surprise attack on Tsuyu, but she and the other heroes are foiled by Ochaco. Ochaco hypothesises that Himiko employs a very sophisticated and nuanced kind of misdirection in order to stay out of sight, but this strategy can only deceive so many people at once.
To monitor Himiko all the time, Ochaco plans to utilise at least four sensors at once.
The Pro Hero Gang Orca is having an off-stage argument with a Near High-End Nomu, which it has just discovered does not possess super regeneration. Himiko disagrees with Gang Orca’s plan to focus on the Nomus in order to protect the island now that they’ve apprehended nearly every criminal on the island.
Himiko finds it increasingly difficult to conceal now that there are fewer criminals around, making it easier for the heroes to capture her. To cope with the heroes, she devised the idea of swallowing Twice’s blood, which would cause her to undergo a 30-45 minute change. Himiko’s actions up to this point have lacked any kind of strategic consideration in warfare, making it impossible to prevail over the heroes and get off the island without the Sad Man’s Parade being harmed.
Because of their familiarity with Twice’s blood, our heroes were able to isolate Himiko and force her into a corner. Himiko, a full-fledged villain thanks to her animosity and resignation toward the heroes, takes a vial out of her pocket and says that she would wager on Spinner and do whatever it takes to win. In an effort to prevent Himiko from drinking the poison, Tsuyu smashes the vial with her tongue, but this just creates a new set of complications.
The bottle does not contain any blood from All For One, Shigaraki, or anybody else, as Himiko discloses. Instead, it’s a medicine that brings the Nomus together and makes them fixate on Tsuyu. In the aftermath of the Nomus’ devastating detonation, Himiko assumes the shape of Tsuyu and presents Ochaco with a wounded Tsuyu. With renewed zeal, Himiko resolves to this time see the Sad Man’s Parade through to its full potential. After ingesting the real vial of Twice’s blood, Himiko instantly becomes Twice and produces a pair of identical copies of herself.
Ochaco is taken aback as a Warp Gate materialises above Himiko and Kurogiri steps out of it, inquiring as to Himiko’s request. Himiko responds to Kurogiri by claiming that she plans to spread her clones over the world and destroy all the heroes, starting with the Hawks. Despite Ochaco’s best efforts to dissuade her, Himiko continues through the Warp Gate, declaring that it would be wonderful if they could talk about love. While investigating the ruins of the Gunga Mountain Villa, Hawks learns that Himiko, despite his best attempts to prevent it, took Twice’s blood to undergo her transformation.
Additionally, he attributes the cause to Dabi’s behaviour. Hawks launch an attack, but Himiko says it’s too late since she’s about to cast Infinite Doubles: Sad Man’s Parade, which has Hawks and Shemage worried. Just before the Warp Gate is about to close, Ochaco and Tsuyu emerge from it, announcing that they would not let Himiko escape without a fight.