My Hero Academia Season 6 Changes Ending to Celebrate Dabi's Big Reveal

My Hero Academia has finally revealed Dabi's true identity with the newest episode of the anime, and Season 6 of the series actually commemorated this by making some big changes to its ending theme sequence! The Paranormal Liberation Front War arc has reached its climax as Season 6 of the anime quickly approaches the end of its first slate of episodes, but there are still some massive events that need to go down before this fight between the heroes and villains can fully come to its end. One of the biggest involved Dabi's mysterious plan for Endeavor that he finally pulled off in a grand fashion. 

Much like some of the biggest events that have happened in the sixth season so far, the ending theme sequence in the newest episode is changed to reflect a major shift in the status quo. With Dabi officially revealing to Endeavor and Shoto Todoroki that he is actually the long lost and thought dead member of their family, Toya, in a grandstanding moment in front of the world, the ending theme made sure to help cement this by reflecting just that with some slick new scenes. Check out the new version of the ending below as shared by Crunchyroll: 

How Does My Hero Academia's Ending Change for Dabi? 

Episode 124 of My Hero Academia saw Dabi reveal to the Todoroki family that he was actually Toya, who Endeavor thought had died but surprisingly survived. It was something Dabi had been preparing for ever since Endeavor became the number one hero, and he wanted to make sure to reveal his true identity when it would crush his father and the others the most. Now that he's done it, there's no more holding the fiery villain back from this point on. 

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The new ending theme sequence features not only a new look at Dabi (who has revealed his fully white hair much like the rest of the Todoroki family), but a tender look at the young Toya as he happily used his fire quirk when training with his father as a child. It's a unique touch to the ending, and now it's just a matter of watching what the wild villain could be cooking up next. 

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