
Edgeshot threads himself through Katsuki Bakugo's ruined body as living surgical thread, burning away his own life to restart a heart. Above him Mirko trades her right arm for one more charge, and something inside Tomura Shigaraki begins to crack.
Years of training let Edgeshot flatten Foldabody past the point where blood can escape, drawing himself out to something resembling spider silk. He sterilizes his own form with a bubble Wash supplied and slips inside Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight, thin as a surgical suture. Best Jeanist's stitching could not halt the bleeding or repair what was torn, but Edgeshot can knit the organs from within, prop up the cardiopulmonary system, and coax heart and lungs back to work. Stretched that fine, his own life begins to drain, and he silently urges the Heroes onward and orders the boy to wake.
Tomura, insisting he already destroyed the kid, remembers his hunger to wreck everything and rid himself of the itch, then lunges at the pair. Mirko crashes in with a kick to his face, her right arm still trapped in the wave of fingers. Asked whether she wants to die, she only laughs, kicks again, and tears loose, the arm bitten away by his mass. Best Jeanist binds the wound with fiber as she charges again, needling the "Demon Lord" for going soft.
His own unsteadiness puzzles Tomura, who has not felt genuine damage in this body. He assumes he absorbed too much punishment, then rejects that, and finally realizes the source is Katsuki himself, that his fury during the earlier assault was a response to threat, something he cannot square with an "extra". He swings at Mirko, Lemillion blinds him, and she declares that people go when their time comes and that she keeps her promises, refusing to leave regrets behind. Fear crosses his face as Luna Rush slams home.
Edgeshot reduces himself to suture thinness to repair Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight from the inside, his consciousness slipping as he does it. Tomura's enraged attempt to interrupt the resuscitation is turned aside by Mirko and the remaining Heroes.
Tomura recognizes that Katsuki makes him feel threatened without understanding why. His finger wave bites off Mirko's right arm, and she fights on regardless, landing her Ultimate Move, Luna Rush, and knocking him down. Inside him, Tenko begins to corrupt as memories of never being rescued return, and the Shimura Family's faces push out through Tomura's body mass.
Reeling from the hit, Tomura dwells on Heroes who keep driving forward even after he broke them, and on the fact that nobody reached for him when he was the one breaking. As images of his family surface, Tenko emerges from the hands with white hair and scarred eyes, thinking that no one would so much as look at him.
The chapter runs 13 pages in Volume 37 and is adapted in Episode 150. Mirko's prosthetic reserve appears among the featured items.
In Chapter 365, Edgeshot flattens his Foldabody to a thread and enters Dynamight's body to repair his heart and lungs from the inside, draining his own life in the process. Mirko fights off Tomura Shigaraki to protect them, losing her right arm before landing her Ultimate Move, Luna Rush.
Edgeshot uses years of training to flatten his Foldabody Quirk past the point blood can escape, becoming thin as surgical thread. He slips inside Dynamight's body to knit his organs back together and restart his heart and lungs, sacrificing his own strength to do it.
Mirko's right arm is bitten away by Tomura Shigaraki's mass of fingers while she fights to protect Edgeshot and Dynamight during his resuscitation. She keeps fighting afterward and lands her Ultimate Move, Luna Rush.
In Chapter 365, Tomura Shigaraki starts feeling genuine damage and confusion he cannot explain, and Tenko Shimura begins to corrupt from within as memories surface of never being rescued, with the Shimura family's faces pushing out through his body mass.
My Hero Academia Chapter 365 is titled No. 4 and No. 5. It runs 13 pages, is collected in Volume 37, and was released on September 5, 2022.
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