
A bonus chapter from Volume 26, Big Promotion follows a Hero Association assessor weighing who should head a major new venture, only for the prized assignment to turn out very differently than the candidates imagine.
Cautous, the personnel evaluator for the Hero Association, sets out to pick one executive for a special elevation, judging the field on merit and accomplishment ahead of a large upcoming venture. Sitting down with Sitch for an interview, he floats Sekingar as the front-runner, the man presently directing the hostage rescue effort against the Monster Association.
Even with Sekingar's reputation for being pushy and his history of setbacks, Sitch backs him for the top job on the strength of his commitment. Cautous concurs, then reveals what the project actually is: a new film headlined by a squad of idol heroes. The disclosure leaves Sitch mulling a change of career once the prophesied window of danger has passed.
"Big Promotion" follows Hero Association personnel evaluator Cautous as he weighs candidates for a major new venture, only for the coveted assignment to turn out very differently than expected.
Sitch recommends Sekingar, the hero currently leading the hostage rescue effort against the Monster Association, backing him for his commitment despite his pushy reputation and history of setbacks.
The special elevation Cautous is evaluating candidates for turns out to be leadership of a new film headlined by a squad of idol heroes, not a combat assignment as Sitch assumed.
Viz Media localized this bonus chapter's title as "The Great Selection."
"Big Promotion" follows directly after the bonus chapter "Back of My Head" and precedes "Olfaction."
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