If you read the manga, you know that a lot of stuff is about to go down.
for the 1-A kids in seasons four and five compared to the earlier ones, but after so much table setting, it’s finally
time for them—and the rest of Japan’s hero community—to go to war with the villains of their country.While Deku and the other kids have been going on internships, throwing concerts, and getting their hero licenses, the villains have been making moves to assemble an army.
store, and so on. The most ominous tease comes at the very end as we see one of the show’s primary villains, Tomura Shigaraki, grin as his eyes glow. It’s a hero/villain clash for the ages, or at least it should be, given how much has led to this moment.
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