The debut of “Black Deku” in the My Hero Academia series occurred in Episode 19 of Season 6. The Tartarus Escapees/Villain Hunt/Dark Hero story arc also kicks out at this point. Muscular, the bad guy from the Forest training arc, and Yo Shindo, the bad guy from the Provisional License Exam, both make a return appearance in this episode. This demonstrates not just Deku’s comfort with the enigmatic Sixth User of OFA, En, but also his mastery of the ever-changing One for All. Tetsuya Kakihara’s portrayal of En remains spot on. In this episode, we see examples of all five of Deku’s peculiarities.
Season 6 Episode 19 of My Hero Academia introduces the Tartarus Escapees arc and features Deku’s impressive use of Smokescreen and Danger Sense.
Full Power!! is the name of episode 19 of season 6 of My Hero Academia. Deku consulted OFA’s relics in the previous episode and remained steadfast in his resolve to aid the kid he saw within Shigaraki. Nana Shimura and the other Users, notably the Fourth User Hikage Shinomori, were so taken with the abilities that they pledged to assist him in any way they could. Deku woke up and sent letters to all of his classmates in Class 1-A, explaining where the acronym OFA came from. After further investigation, Uraraka revealed that Deku had departed UA in April.
Episode 19 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia sees the return of Muscular
Episode 19 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia finds Yo Shindo and Tatami Nakagame, two Ketsubutsu students, patrolling a barren location. They want to persuade a gang of hostile citizens to leave their temporary shelter and go to the fortified refugee camp/safe house on the grounds of Ketsubutsu High School. In light of the widespread loss of trust in the heroes’ ability to protect them, the locals treat the two pupils brutally. On the way back, they receive a warning that a villain, later revealed to be Muscular, is in the area. When he comes after Shindo, he knows that Shindo’s Quirk won’t be enough to fend him off.
Deku enters in a puff of smoke just in time to save the pupil from certain death.
He then uses Danger Sense, Float, Smokescreen, and BlackWhip on Muscular while leaving Shindo in Nakagame’s care. As Deku uses too much smoke, the ghost of the Sixth User, En, materialises by his side to give him a warning. He encourages the young man to accept people’s differences as tools rather than human foibles. In the meantime, Muscular’s muscles are exhausted by his haphazard use of his peculiar abilities. When Deku remembers the villain from before, he slips his whole cowl in between the adversary’s muscular fibres and thinks about their prior confrontation. Deku returns to where All Might is waiting for him after fighting Muscular, leaving him in front of a jail.
Episode 19 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia is titled “The Team-Up.”
Then, if he perceives any further risk, he reports the happenings and bolts. All Might tells Hawks about the situation as he and Endeavor are battling the villains that fled. Best Jeanist and the other escaped criminals are also helping Hawks. In light of the significance of One for All, Hawks points out to him that his decision to isolate Midoriya was a wise one.
In a flashback in Episode 19 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia, we see that before Deku chose to leave UA, he and All Might told a worried Inko Midoriya all that had happened. All Might, overwhelmed with regret for failing to defend his charge, went after him. The three best professional heroes joined forces with them to stop Shigaraki and AFO and capture the fugitives. Hawks bring All Might back to the present by reminding him that all he can do is be there for his ward at this difficult time.
Analysis
Since public distrust of heroes is at an all-time high, it is implied in the nineteenth episode of My Hero Academia Season 6 that all hero training academies have been converted into safe houses and are actively seeking to move the people there. However, they still care about the heroic pupils and show empathy. Muscular is only one of the numerous villains unleashed by AFO who still harbours resentment against the heroes. He claims to have lost contact with AFO and Shiogaraki, who appears to have left him with the directive to sow disorder. The Hawks, the Endeavor, and the Best Jeanist are all on the hunt for similar fugitives.
No one seems happy about putting a student at risk, but the details of their partnership with Midoriya remain murky. The physicians claim that Deku’s OFA is strengthening his body from the inside, making him more resistant to the effects of his peculiarities. However, his long-standing injuries are worsening. By defeating Muscular, Deku demonstrates that he is gradually learning to control and integrate his individual abilities. En claims that the peculiarities of OFA are at their most pronounced in the Ninth user, making it more difficult for Deku to control them. The shame of ineffectiveness appears to be weighing down all power.
Toshinori has gotten the Mid-Gauntlets from the United States to supplement Deku’s new suit, and he’s been staying close by to assist set up anything else the young man might require, but it seems that his original goal of aiding has limited what he can accomplish on the field. Midoriya has also been influenced by this way of thinking, and it’s now unclear which of them is having a greater impact on the other.
Discussion and Conclusions
In Episode 19 of Season 6 of My Hero Academia, one of the show’s most popular antagonists makes a comeback, setting a precedent for future appearances by other fan favourites. Throughout the story arc known as “Dark Hero,” Deku and All Might’s views on heroism are examined. Neither is making progress towards the more balanced and healthy values they both represent within their own communities. Hopefully, they will both be saved from their current predicament soon.