My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 12: Deku Kills Himself? Publication Date and Plot

Following the incredible Dabi dance arc and the shocking reveal that revealed Best Jeanist is still alive, My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 12 will feature a different Endeavor. Does this have anything to do with who Dabi is? However, it appears that. Absolutely nothing about the most recent episode was what anyone expected. A lot of unexpected things happened to them. Still, there is the undercurrent that death is implied. It will be exciting to witness the heroes’ reactions now that they know someone is willing to give his life to keep them safe. Read on for further information.

In the next plot, Dabi’s development will be highlighted. His genuine identity is now out in the open. That might cause issues for him, especially since word has spread throughout town. Deku, for his part, plans to keep going the extra mile in his quest to destroy the greatest enemy and save his companion and the other heroes.

My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 12: What Happens Next?

The trailer for next week’s episode of My Hero Academia suggests that a mysterious guest star would make an appearance. Dabi’s revelation will be the focus. He truly is the late Endeavor’s son Toya Todoroki. The atmosphere on the battlefield will become tight and conflicted. The battle between Endeavor and Shoto and Toya is imminent, though. Although he may be too stunned to realize it at first, Endeavor will have already begun working on himself.

It will take him some time to collect his thoughts and return to the fight. Nonetheless, once Dabi initiates an assault, Endeavor will be tempted to fight against Dabi. Meanwhile, Deku ignores the heroes’ instruction and causes trouble. He ignores their advice and instead fights Shigaraki instead of helping Bakugo get away from the fighting. So, Bakugo is essentially his best buddy in the world, and losing him would be devastating. But if he sees himself covered in blood, he’ll lose his mind. Most importantly, he is convinced that Shigaraki is aiming for him in particular. So he will keep pushing himself to defeat Shigaraki and end the menace he poses.

A Quick Summary!

The eleventh episode of My Hero Academia’s sixth season had Shoto racing to save Midoriya and Bakugo from an impending Endeavor accident. Shigaraki defied the counsel of All For One to retreat and sought to move again. Both Nejire and Iida had come to spread the word about the impending danger posed by Giagantomachia. Ochaco and Toga resumed their struggle outside of Giangantomachia, with Toga eventually using Ochaco’s blood and Quirk to take out an innocent bystander. According to Ochaco, Togo was to fault for her behavior. When Tsuyu came to save Ochaco, however, she began to cry and ran away. Next, Toga went to the League.

In the meantime, Nejire and Shoto have launched an assault on Shigaraki. Then Gigantomachia came along and ruined everything. The intensity of the conflict peaked. Dabi, however, came clean about his background and identity all of a sudden. His claimed given name was Toya. When he relayed this knowledge to his fellow soldiers, they all abruptly stopped fighting. Skeptic, upon hearing this, utilized his hacking talents to release Dabi’s video. He reflected on the times when Endeavor was abusive to his first kid. He said as well that Hawks’s dad was a crook. This has continued to confound both Shoto and Endeavor. In his memory, the villain had already buried Toya. Unfortunately for Dabi, Best Jeanist showed up just as he was about to utilize his Prominence Burn. They had all expected him to be gone, so their astonishment was understandable. The criminals were enraged by his entrance.

My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 12: The Exact Time It Will Be Broadcast

It is still not certain what kind of reaction we may expect from Endeavor after he finds out his first son is still alive. However, even for heroes, the situation will inevitably deteriorate. The episode will premiere on December 17, 2022, at 5:30 pm JST. You may watch it on MBS, TBS, and other JNN stations as part of the local Japanese network. Crunchyroll provides streaming access for viewers across the world. Keep an eye out for more information.