My Hero Academia Cosplay Breaks Hearts With Hawks and Twice's Big Scene
My Hero Academia has gotten its sixth season off to a bloody start, and one creative cosplay is honoring Hawks and Twice's fatal confrontation with some very slick cosplay! The sixth season of the series made use of all of the work done to build the strength of the heroes and villains done over the course of the fifth season, and this has led to a full out war between the two sides. Hawks had his own mission to follow through with as he continued his undercover mission, but it was soon made clear that he needed to find some way to take Twice out of the equation.
The first couple of episodes in My Hero Academia Season 6 saw the heroes taking on the various Paranormal Liberation Front bases they were able to discover thanks to Hawks' secret info. As for Hawks himself, his first task as the heroes made their move was to take in Twice to the authorities to make sure he couldn't use his powered up Double quirk. But when things don't quite go as he planned and Twice tries to escape, Hawks makes the choice to end him then and there. It's this betrayal that artist @sailorkayla brings to life with a creative TikTok that has really taken off with fans! Check it out:
@sailorkayla BACKSTABBER. #hawks #jinbubaigawara #myheroacademia
♬ backstabber by kesha – mingyu
Who Dies in My Hero Academia Season 6?
As My Hero Academia's first few episodes have shown for the war thus far, there has been some notable bloodshed for both sides. While Twice is the only named villain we have seen die thus far, the latest episodes have revealed that many of the heroes have been killed just as quickly as they entered the fight. It's a full war between the heroes and villains, and that means there are going to be some losses that fans will need to reckon with as the new season continues.
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If you wanted to check out My Hero Academia's new season, you can now find its episodes streaming with Crunchyroll as they air in Japan. The first five seasons of the series are available as well, and the English dub for the new season is kicking in too. Twice won't be the only casualty, so let us know all of your thoughts about the newest season of the anime in the comments!