Chapter 411

History's Greatest Villain (史 (し) 上 (じょう) 最 (さい) 悪 (あく) の敵 (ヴィラン) , Shijō Saiaku no Viran^?) is the four hundred and eleventh chapter of Kohei Horikoshi's My Hero Academia.

Summary[]

Within the One For All vestige realm, Yoichi speaks to the other users telling them not to cling to sentimentality, as the fight has now passed on to the successors, and bringing down Tomura is their entire reason for existing. Daigoro comments that they still need to find a way to deal with his Regeneration, when suddenly Hikage senses something, turning around to see Tomura's giant hand invading their space, about to consume them. The other users rush to evade, as Hikage stands in the way and is caught, yelling that the Ninth is in their hands, before disappearing.

Daigoro warns Deku that Hikage and Danger Sense have been stolen, while Tomura recognizes the "inherited might" of power that his Master was obsessed with, re-iterating that he doesn't care about it but will take it if it means destroying Deku. In the vestige realm, they notice Hikage's chair crumbling away, with Daigoro annoyed how Tomura was able to break into their space and get one over of them like it was nothing.

Deku uses Blackwhip, Fa Jin, and Gearshift to create a web of Blackchains to attack Tomura, but he uses Danger Sense to evade them, realizing how Deku's been dodging his attacks, and stating his destruction will start with him, the biggest pain in his neck. He proceeds to chase and attack Deku across the country, mocking his previous comments about seeing him "crying", asking if he's still treating him as a human being, telling him to take a good look at him since he's moved far beyond that.

After several hard blasts, Deku barely recovers after covering himself in multiple layers of Blackwhip to avoid lethal blows. His mask then breaks apart, which he'd been wearing to help him breathe when the waves hit, as Bruce appears to show him just how much on another level the two of them have become, realizing they have ended up all the way at Mt. Fuji. Bruce says that his Gearshift will be over soon, and informs him only Danger Sense was stolen, so his physical strength remains the same, since that is stored within One For All and not their Quirk Factors, so he just needs to survive until he's recovered.

En then anxiously asks why Deku isn't using his power to escape and save himself, saying that Hikage and Danger Sense were what saved them just then, so if Deku gets touched again, he will snatch them all up all at once and it will be the end of that. Tomura re-appears, reminding the vestiges he can see them too, asking if they're discussing a plan to run away. He knows running and hiding is how they got stronger, so he just has to destroy them before they can make their next escape. Landing on the ground, as a rush of destruction occurs behind him, he declares he will keep destroying until there's no place to run, wanting Spinner to see the flattened horizon he's going to create, starting with Mt. Fuji.

As Tomura gleefully dances amidst his own destruction, the vestiges realize that he chased them to Mt. Fuji on purpose, as the mountain will erupt when he Decays it, realizing he is no successor to All For One; he only delights in destruction, being "ruin incarnate". Despite this all, Deku stands his ground, realizing that it is all somehow connected, and remembering back to his conversation with Ochaco, declares that somewhere inside him is a person, which appears to irritate Tomura.

Chapter Notes[]

• Tomura successfully is able to invade the One For All vestige realm and steals Hikage and Danger Sense.
• Deku is forced to go on the defensive as Tomura brutally attacks him, lambasting him for still trying to treat him like a person.
• The battle reaches all the way to Mt. Fuji, where Tomura declares his intention to destroy the mountain, creating an unstoppable chain of destruction.
• Deku stands his ground despite it all, knowing that Tomura is still a person.

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