My Hero Academia Chapter 230 Recap & Review

Chapter 230, Sad Man’s Parade

Twice explains the limits of his Quirk. He can only “double” something by turning “one thing into two.” He can only do it to “two things at a time,” and the “doubles are more fragile than the original.” He also needs “data and a image” to reproduce something. Something must have been lost in translation because I don’t understand how he then was able to multiply more than twice, using his Infinite Multiplication. Anyway, Re-Destro claims that Mr. Skeptic (Tomoyasu Chikazoku) “failed.” He seems to take it personally and leaves to “take additional measures.”

Mr. Compress asks Dabi for help. He refuses due to the fact that Twice has duplicated himself and probably can help. Mr. Compress asks how he go past his trauma. Twice responds with “love and courage.” Mr. Compress notes that this seems like the “first chapter of a hero story,” not “a villain.” Twice rejects his argument asking “what’s wrong with wanting to save his comrades.” I wonder if more manga/anime series allowed their villains to act with more compassion (at least towards each other) would they have been harder to beat? Sometime the main villain will even kill his subordinate himself. Would he had increased his chances of victory had they survived?

Anyway, Apocrypha (who reminds me of the Ice Climbers) has a unnamed ice quirk launches an attack on Dabi, Mr. Compress and Twice. Apocrypha says that he also can control the temperature of his ice. He claims that the Liberation Army new society will connect your status to the strength of your quirk. When Dabi tells him to die, he reveals that Dabi’s quirk is backfiring on him. Dabi’s skin is starting to burn. Meanwhile, Machia is awakened, about to rampage.

2 responses to “My Hero Academia Chapter 230 Recap & Review”

  1. First, I like Twice. He’s my favorite member of the League of Villains.
    Second, I hate the Meta Liberation Army’s goal. It’s essentially establishing a rule of the strong over the world where the weak are oppressed. That would have included Deku not too long ago, and I hate it.

    1. I’m not sure which has better motives, the League of Villains or the Meta Liberation Army. However, they both need to be defeated anyway. I wonder if the series will see characters change teams. They seem to like playing with what makes a hero or villain. Like Bakugo and Twice.

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