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Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The Shie Hassaikai arc of My Hero Academia marks a dark turn for the series, as it begins to feature some themes and moments that radically outdo anything in the story thus far. It features the first major character death in the series, and a villain who's sometimes a little too close to reality for comfort.
The Shie Hassaikai Arc Introduces Many Important Players One thing this arc is noteworthy for is introducing a number of characters who go on to have a massive impact on the series. First are the "Big Three," the top upperclassmen at UA: Mirio Togata, Tamaki Amajiki, and Nejire Hado. Mirio is easily the most important, as he ends up working alongside Deku for most of the arc, and is soon revealed to have been a candidate for One for All.
My Hero Academia Explores New Corners of Its Universe Given how it's relatively detached from the villainy that came before, the Shie Hassaikai arc gives the series a chance to explore some new topics. One big topic in this arc is drugs, particularly the fantasy super-soldier drug known as Trigger , which empowers Quirks far beyond their usual limits.
The darker tone manifests almost immediately, with Deku initially being rejected by Sir Nighteye and seen as a failure already, even before having a chance to prove himself. Even when Nighteye takes him on, the relationship is a bit adversarial, with Nighteye intending to prove Deku isn't worthy of One for All. There's also the matter of Nighteye's prophesied death of All Might, which while not depicted, is made clear to be extremely grisly.
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