Episode 110

Skeptic's marionettes, sculpted to mimic Jin Bubaigawara, pin him down while others move to finish off an unconscious Himiko Toga. From inside the tower, Re-Destro and Skeptic explain to a stunned Giran that the whole display exists to shatter an already fragile mind. Stripped of his mask, Jin spirals into old terror about which copy is the real one.

His life unfolds in flashback. At sixteen a motorcycle accident left a stranger with a broken arm, and although he had obeyed the speed limit, the victim happened to be an executive tied to a client of his employer, which cost him the job. Orphaned during middle school and estranged from every relative, he filled the silence with his own Doubles until they turned on him and left him unable to trust even himself. Giran eventually found the bag-headed wreck, learned that a broken bone's worth of damage dissolves any copy, and pointed him toward a fledgling League of Villains.

In the present, arms battered but still solid, Jin realizes he is the original. Joy replaces panic. Doubles bloom outward, multiply beyond counting, and swamp the streets. Re-Destro watches the flood from above, Trumpet rallies the faithful with Incite, and Geten freezes copies by the hundreds while Dabi keeps him busy. Tomura and Spinner ride the chaos toward the tower. One Double climbs all the way to Re-Destro, argues philosophy while spawning copies of the League, and is crushed for the effort. Re-Destro recounts the Mother of Quirks and Destro's founding grievance, then the genuine Tomura arrives, lays a hand on the tower, and drops the whole structure into rubble.

Jin conquers the psychological terror that had defined him, confirms his own originality, and unleashes Sad Man's Parade, a self-replicating chain of Doubles that overruns Deika City.

He spells out the rules of his power aloud: two things from one, only two at a time, each generation more fragile than the last, and no new copies until an existing one vanishes. He also admits the Quirk-Destroying Drug defeated him because he never had its production data.

Doctor Ujiko, eavesdropping on the fight, wakes Gigantomachia ahead of schedule rather than let All For One's heirs die, sending the giant sprinting toward Deika. Geten reveals he governs the temperature of water rather than ice alone, and reads the burn scars that betray Dabi's limited endurance. Mr. Compress, running for help, ends up marveling at a villain who overcame his trauma through love and courage. Tomura's Decay finally collapses the Meta Liberation Army's tower, and an enlarged Re-Destro climbs out of the wreckage to meet him.

The instalment covers Chapter 229 through Chapter 232, drawing only selected pages from Chapter 231, and pairs the opening Merry-Go-Round with the ending Believe.

Several adaptation trims occur. The scuffle in which the puppets tear away Jin's mask is skipped, he reaches the tower without the defeated man seen on the page, and the villain attack that killed his parents goes unmentioned in the Japanese version, though the English dub restores that detail. Re-Destro's comparison of Jin to Miyashita disappears along with the character himself.

Izuku Midoriya does not appear in any form here, the first episode of the series to leave him out entirely.