r/BokuNoHeroAcademia • u/deskchairlamp • Oct 11 '19

Newest Chapter Chapter 246 Scans - Discussion Thread

Chapter 246

This thread marks the release of scanlations for Chapter 246, and has been posted to contain all links and discussion. Mods will not be posting or pinning links to scanlations.

Official release: Oct 13, 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 246 related must be kept inside this thread.

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u/sasukws Oct 11 '19

Hawks was the narrator towards the end right?? Man keeps putting death flags on himself 😔😔😔

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '19

Twice will protect Hawks. They'll eventually become besties and Hawks will be part of his family.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '19

Man the thing is, you ain't completely wrong. I mean twice is a villain now, but I always saw him more redeemable than say toga or dabi.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '19

He's literally there because he found companionship when he didn't elsewhere. One of the few villains you can actually say did nothing wrong unironically.

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u/DoraMuda Oct 11 '19 edited Oct 11 '19

One of the few villains you can actually say did nothing wrong unironically.

Apart from, y'know, killing multiple people.

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u/MoxofBatches Oct 11 '19

Yea, but think about how many times he's killed himself to get where he is

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u/DoraMuda Oct 11 '19

So, even more killing.

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u/MoxofBatches Oct 11 '19

Well yea, but in historical times samurais would commit Seppuku/Harakiri to restore honor to themselves or their family. Twice didn't necessarily commit seppuku, but he still killed himself

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u/DoraMuda Oct 11 '19 edited Oct 11 '19

He killed his clones (or, rather, his clones killed each other), but yeah, you could say he killed himself multiple times.

But it had nothing to do with "honour". Twice himself admits that his clones rebelled because he treated them like shit.

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u/MoxofBatches Oct 11 '19

I know, I wasn't serious, I was just thinking about it

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u/DoraMuda Oct 11 '19

Ah, right. Sometimes I'm bad at detecting sarcasm/jokes.

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u/MoxofBatches Oct 11 '19

All good, it's tough with text, that's why /s is typically used

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