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Chapter 110

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The licensing exam's rescue phase separates the students who understand a disaster site from the ones who only understand their own Quirks. Just as the examinees find their rhythm, an explosion announces that the test has a second half, and Gang Orca is walking into it with a squad at his back.

Arc: Provisional Hero License Exam
Issue: 45, 2016
Pages: 17
Author: Kohei Horikoshi
Volume: 13
Next Chapter: Chapter 111
Release Date: October 10, 2016
Anime Episode: Episode 57
Chapter Title: Rescue Exercise Continued
Author Comment: I've started muscle training. It's so much easier climbing stairs now.
Japanese Title: 続・救助演習
Previous Chapter: Chapter 109
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Summary

Inasa Yoarashi lifts rubble and shifts the injured with individually shaped gusts of Whirlwind. One rescued civilian marvels at the precision, yet still judges the handling rough and takes points off. Nagamasa Mora adds his own correction: acting before confirming the state of the site or the condition of the wounded is a mistake, and Inasa accepts it with an apology. Camie Utsushimi, meanwhile, has slipped away from his group. Watching from the sidelines, Seiji Shishikura remarks on Inasa attempting an exam normally reserved for second-years and having his ability recognized. Seiji's teacher raises the subject of Stain's influence on him, which Seiji finds ridiculous. The teacher has no issue with fundamentalist ideas, since plenty of people want the current approach to Heroes reconsidered, but he does object to hatred steering those ideas and clouding Seiji's judgment.

Across the wreckage, the rescues continue. Momo Yaoyorozu finds the grandfather of the child Izuku Midoriya pulled out earlier and confirms he is conscious. Ochaco Uraraka moves to clear debris, but Momo halts her over a wall about to give way. Momo creates metal pillars, Hanta Sero binds them with Tape, and with the wall braced, Ochaco starts the dig. The old man rates the work by Momo, Ochaco, Hanta, and Rikido Sato as far from shabby. Efficiency is the point, he reflects: cooperate, know what your Quirk cannot do, and split the roles out. Accepting one narrow job is the hard part, and only a firm grasp of the situation makes it possible. Minoru Mineta and Tenya Ida chafe at having nothing to contribute. Mezo Shoji proposes that Class 1-A break into smaller units, and Tenya wants coordination with the other schools too. Yuga Aoyama lights the scene for another examinee with his Navel Laser.

Elsewhere, two civilians with hurt arms ask Katsuki Bakugo for help and get refused, since their legs work fine and he tells them to manage on their own. Eijiro Kirishima and Denki Kaminari step in instead. The pair are disgusted enough by Katsuki's attitude to dock him points. Izuku reaches the makeshift shelter and passes the child to a female examinee with a proper report: a minor head wound, some bleeding, responses normal.

Somewhere above it all, an unseen figure observes that Heroes serve as stopgap rescuers until the real teams arrive, then requests a status update from Yokumiru Mera. Mera reports fewer deductions from the Help Us Company staff and rescue work going well.

An explosion tears through the site and pulls every head around. The observer turns out to be Gang Orca, flanked by a dozen grunts. Mera notes the man was present at the Kamino Incident, ranks tenth among Heroes, and places third on the list of Heroes who look most like villains. The broadcast goes out: villains are here, and the examinees must subdue them while the rescues continue. Gang Orca leads the charge, curious how these Heroes will answer his presence.

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Key Events

The examinees press on with the rescue portion of the Provisional Hero License Exam, scored by Help Us Company members embedded as victims.

Inasa's precision draws praise and deductions at once, while Katsuki's refusal to assist injured civilians costs him points outright.

Gang Orca and his sidekicks arrive cast as villains, disrupting the trainees mid-operation and opening the exam's combat phase.

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Notes

Kohei Horikoshi's one hundred and tenth chapter published on October 10, 2016 in issue 45 of that year, ran seventeen pages, and was collected in the thirteenth volume. It belongs to the Provisional Hero License Exam arc, between Chapter 109 and Chapter 111, and is adapted as Episode 57.

Inasa Yoarashi and Nagamasa Mora appear on the cover, which also has a sketch version. Takoba National Stadium is the sole location.

Horikoshi's author comment mentions taking up muscle training and finding stairs much easier as a result.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in My Hero Academia Chapter 110?

Chapter 110 continues the Provisional Hero License Exam's rescue round as the examinees perform coordinated rescues, ending when Gang Orca and a squad of villains interrupt the exercise to begin its combat phase.

Why does Katsuki Bakugo lose points in Chapter 110?

Katsuki Bakugo loses points in Chapter 110 after refusing to help two civilians with hurt arms, telling them to manage on their own since their legs still worked.

Who arrives to disrupt the rescue exercise in Chapter 110?

Gang Orca arrives with a squad of a dozen sidekicks, and an explosion signals that the examinees must now subdue the arriving villains while continuing their rescues.

What does Seiji Shishikura's teacher say about Stain's influence on him?

Seiji Shishikura's teacher tells him he has no problem with wanting the Hero system reconsidered, but he objects to hatred, drawn from the Hero Killer Stain, clouding Seiji's judgment.

How do Momo Yaoyorozu, Ochaco Uraraka, and Hanta Sero work together in Chapter 110?

Momo Yaoyorozu creates metal pillars that Hanta Sero binds with tape to brace a collapsing wall, letting Ochaco Uraraka safely dig out a trapped grandfather.

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