On January 14, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. JST on Nippon TV and Yomiuri TV, Japanese viewers may tune in to the fifteenth episode of My Hero Academia Season 6. Furthermore, the episode will be accessible on Crunchyroll all around the world. Episode 14 of Season 6 marked the end of the Paranormal Liberation War chapter of the manga and focused on the fallout from the war against Shigaraki, Gigantomachia, and the villains of the Paranormal Liberation Front. The disaster may have been the beginning of the return of All For One, as suggested by the episode’s prologue and trailer, but it’s only the beginning of the heroes’ difficulties.
When will it be available?
Episode 15 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia will premiere on January 14, 2023, however different time zones will see it at different times. The following are the times that viewers in other countries may watch the episode online:
12.30 a.m., PST (Pacific Standard Time) (January 14, 2023)
Time in the Eastern Time Zone: 3:30 am (January 14, 2023)
Currently, it is 8:30 p.m. GMT, or Greenwich Mean Time (January 14, 2023)
Time in Europe: 9:30 a.m. CET (January 14, 2023)
When in India, it’s always 2 o’clock IST (January 14, 2023)
4.30 p.m. in the Philippines, or PHT (January 14, 2023)
530 pm, Japan Standard Time (January 14, 2023)
Local Time in Australia is 7 pm ACT (January 14, 2023)
When and where can I see it?
Next week, Crunchyroll will stream episode 15 of My Hero Academia Season 6. North American viewers may also watch it on Funimation and Hulu. Several Asian nations will be able to watch the episode on Netflix.
Episode 15 of Season 6 of “My Hero Academia” — What to Expect?
While heroes and citizens were still suffering from the shock of the tragedy that had swept through Jaku City and all the territories decimated by Gigantomchia’s rampage, the villains had already begun preparing their next move, as shown in the trailer for episode 15 of My Hero Academia season 6. In light of the broken authority structure, the Paranormal Liberation Front has set its sights on the prison of Tartarus, where All For One is still being held captive.
Season 6 Episode 14 established that All For One’s consciousness was still manipulating Tomura Shigaraki’s body, and the trailer verifies this by portraying the Decay villain with white irises rather than his usual red ones. In the trailer, we also see a Nomu attack the jail, and then the scene cuts to Aizawa in a hospital bed with a worried-looking Present Mic by his side. The last shot depicts All For One triumphantly posing under a starry sky, suggesting that the villain’s charge was effective. Tartarus will be the title of episode 15 of season 6 of My Hero Academia.
A brief synopsis of the 14th episode of Season 6.
The fourteenth episode of My Hero Academia’s sixth season opened with Deku recounting what he had learned from the official reports made on the happenings in Jaku City and Gunga Villa. A statue of All Might appeared at the beginning of the episode, but the Symbol of Peace was covered in a sign reading “I am not here.” The episode revealed that the Public Safety Commission contracted Re-business, Destro’s Detnerat, immediately before the heroes’ raid to manufacture support equipment for the heroes. The villain mistook the meeting for an invitation to infiltrate the group, but it was actually a trap set up by the Commission to capture Re-Destro. Because the villain had really dispatched one of Twice’s clones, the fight that ensued resulted in the death of the head of the Public Safety Commission.
Episode 14 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia goes back to Deku’s narrative, which provides a detailed overview of the activities. Kyudai Garaki, a scientist, told the police that the electricity in the fluid on the floor was insufficient to resuscitate Shigaraki and that the villain had risen by the strength of his own will and his hate of the world. After leaving Mr Compress hurt and Gigantomachia comatose, Shigaraki escaped from Jaku with seven Nomus. The heroes present at the scene confirmed in the fourteenth episode of season six of My Hero Academia that the official reports omitted the fact that some interns were seen battling Shigaraki.
Deku said that the ninth OFA bearer remembered AFO trying to take his quirk and again felt that Shigaraki had been begging for his help throughout the conflict, despite the limited role they were given in the official account. At Gunga Villa, 16,929 members of the villain organisation were apprehended, including Re-Destro, Geten, and Koku Hanabata. In addition, raids were carried out all around the nation in an effort to apprehend and bring to justice any remaining members of the Paranormal Liberation Front. The true aftermath of the war was then seen in Episode 14 of Season 6. People were shown laying injured among the rubble, isolated from their loved ones. While some, like Asui and Koda, helped find and evacuate injured individuals, Uraraka rushed amid the damaged buildings searching for survivors.
In order to preserve the lives of those who had the best chance, doctors had to forsake other patients. Episode 14 of My Hero Academia’s sixth season sent viewers back to the woods outside Gunga Villa, where the distraught hero students had been trying in vain to revive the late Midnight. Some of the other students have already come back with the sad news that Majestic is dead as well. Shigaraki, now under AFO’s authority, started making plans for the return of All For One’s true form as the public pondered how the heroes would handle the crisis.