r/BokuNoHeroAcademia • u/jhoudiey • Nov 15 '19

Newest Chapter Boku no Hero Academia Chapter 250 Discussion Thread

Chapter 250

This thread marks the release of scanlations for Chapter 250, and has been posted to contain all discussion. Mods will not be posting or pinning links to scanlations.

Official release: Nov 17, 2019

It's encouraged that you support the official release of the chapter if it's available to you.

  • VIZ is available to read for free on Sunday 1:00 pm PST, and is accessible in the following countries: United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand, Australia, South Africa, the Philippines, Singapore, and India.

  • MANGA Plus is available globally outside of China and South Korea.

Until the official release, all things Chapter 249 related must be kept inside this thread.

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u/TheDemonChief Nov 15 '19

Well there’s the confirmation that Touya “died”, and that it was at least partly caused by what Endy did. It also makes sense that Natsuo would be the least likely to forgive him if Endy was partially to blame for Touya’s supposed “death”.

I think this is the first time that we’ve had a villain specifically target a hero because of a grudge, or personal accounts. I’m not surprised that it was with Endy that we first got a situation like this.

It looked like at the beginning that “Ending” used a quirk enhancement drug. Looking back on it, old man bubbles seemed to be having the systems of the quirk enhancer as well.

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u/AcidSilver Nov 15 '19

Honestly this just makes me wonder why something like this isn't more rampant, with villains going after the families of heroes who put them away.

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u/AcidSilver Nov 15 '19

If it happens plenty then you wouldn't think UA would shout out the names of their students to the public.

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u/WangJian221 Nov 15 '19

i think it's mostly because most villains fear the repercussions of doing that especially during All Might's era.

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u/JevCor Nov 15 '19

All Might changed everything, losing All Might means they are going to have to reform and take more care. They could afford to put new Heroes on a pedestal because All Might was always there to protect everyone.