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My Hero Academia has been working on its new season behind the scenes for some time, but the manga has kept fans busy in a big way. The series has tackled its most intense arc yet thanks to the Liberation Army War arc which only just ended. Its story was impressively dark as both heroes and villains lost their lives in droves. And as you can imagine, fans are using social media to honor the war's fallen heroes now that the skirmish has come to an end.
If you have checked out chapter 296 of My Hero Academia, you will have seen the war's aftermath. The battle that once started as a raid turned into an all-out war which leveled several cities. The civilian casualties are too great to number at this point, and that does not even account for the pro heroes who lost their lives.
You can find a slew of tributes in the slides below which fans have made to honor the fallen. It goes without saying that Midnight's death is one of the most devastating so far, but there are others on the KIA list fans should recognize. Native seems to have died during this ordeal, and he is joined by others who Classes 1-A and 1-B studied under.
For those heroes who survived, their bodies will tell the tale of this battle given their extensive injuries. Izuku could very well lose the ability to use his arms while other heroes lost limbs in battle. Endeavor may never recover from the confession Dabi shared with the world, so it seems society is at a crossroads as All For One plans his next attack in the shadows.
How are you coping with this pro hero's death? Did you expect My Hero Academia to kill off Midnight or...? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCB.
A Lot of Pain
Let It Out
One of the Best
See You Later
Midnight, Why??
Grief and Loss
Rest in Peace
He Went There
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