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Chapter 106 (Vigilantes)

Manga ChapterCh. 106

Vigilantes chapter 106 turns the brawl into a road chase. Number 6 drops onto all fours to beat air resistance, and the countermeasure teaches him something worse: Koichi's force fields are not confined to his hands and feet at all.

Arc: Naruhata Lockdown
Volume: 13
Release Date: July 24, 2021
Writer: Hideyuki Furuhashi
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Summary

Testing whether the Anonymous are truly frozen, Rapt Tokage lobs a rock at one and gets scolded by Moyuru Tochi for risking a detonation. Soga Kugisaki rides up for a status report and hears that Koichi Haimawari and Number 6 have already torn off down the road. He follows, telling the two to find somewhere safe, a suggestion they answer with a shrug about where that might be.

The pursuit runs the length of the street, with Koichi slipping every Detonation attempt. The O'Clock illusion reads the situation correctly: Koichi has pulled the villain clear of the hospital and still intends to reach All Might, and Number 6 has swallowed the bait, a fact he already knows and resents. Another explosive punch comes, and Koichi sidesteps it without effort.

O'Clock deduces that Koichi is tracking his rhythm by sound, registering each leap and dodging on instinct, and suggests cutting the hangtime out of his approach. Number 6 considers how human running topped out near forty-five kilometers per hour before Quirks existed, checked by air resistance beyond that. To fight the drag, he claws at the pavement and hauls himself forward, naming the technique Number 6: Crawler Style.

Watching the man scuttle toward him on all fours, Koichi finds the sight unnerving and vaults into the air, unloading Shooty-Go-Blam-Blam-Blam-Blam in a spread of repulsion blasts. Number 6 weaves through every one of them and closes on Koichi while he is stuck in midair, aiming a detonation at his back. The blow never lands: a repulsion blast erupts from Koichi's spine and stops it, then does so again against the other hand. Landing hard, Number 6 grasps that Slide and Glide can throw force fields from anywhere on the body, and begins asking the larger question of how anyone keeps pace with Overclock.

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Key Events

Koichi leads Number 6 away from the hospital in a high-speed chase, evading every attack thrown at him.

Number 6 invents Crawler Style, gripping the ground to cut air resistance and eliminate the hangtime that betrays his timing.

He learns that Koichi's Slide and Glide projects force fields across his entire body rather than only his hands and feet.

The question of how Koichi matches Overclock's speed begins to trouble him.

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Notes

The nineteen-page chapter by Hideyuki Furuhashi and Betten Court ran on July 24, 2021 within the Naruhata Lockdown arc, collected in volume 13 with The Crawler and Number 6 sharing the cover.

Its serialized title was Tag (Oikakekko), amended to Crawler Chase for the volume.

The Japanese title is rendered in katakana as CHASE OF CRAWLERS. All Might is referenced but does not appear.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Chapter 106?

In Vigilantes Chapter 106, titled Crawler Chase, Koichi Haimawari leads Number 6 away from the hospital in a high-speed pursuit down the street, evading every Detonation attempt thrown at him. Number 6 invents Crawler Style to close the gap, but learns his explosive punch cannot get past Koichi's Slide and Glide force fields.

What is Number 6: Crawler Style in My Hero Academia: Vigilantes?

Number 6: Crawler Style is a technique Number 6 invents in Chapter 106, dropping to all fours and clawing at the pavement to cut air resistance and eliminate the hangtime that betrays his timing while chasing Koichi Haimawari.

What does Number 6 discover about Koichi's Slide and Glide Quirk in Chapter 106?

Number 6 discovers in Chapter 106 that Koichi Haimawari's Slide and Glide Quirk can throw repulsion force fields from anywhere on his body, not just his hands and feet, after a detonation aimed at Koichi's back is stopped by a blast erupting from his spine.

How does the O'Clock illusion assist Number 6 during the chase in Chapter 106?

The O'Clock illusion advises Number 6 that Koichi Haimawari is tracking his rhythm by sound, registering each leap and dodging on instinct, and suggests cutting out the hangtime in his approach. This advice leads Number 6 to invent Crawler Style.

What question troubles Number 6 by the end of Chapter 106?

By the end of Chapter 106, Number 6 begins wondering how anyone keeps pace with his Overclock Quirk at all, after learning that Koichi Haimawari's force fields cover his entire body rather than just his limbs.

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