Chapter 114

The posted results carry every Class 1-A student except two. Katsuki Bakugo seethes over his omission, while Shoto Todoroki says nothing, already clear on the reason. Inasa Yoarashi drives his own head into the ground in front of Shoto, begging pardon for costing him the pass. Shoto waves the apology off and thanks him instead, since the criticism exposed things he had never bothered to examine. Around them, classmates react with surprise at Shoto's failure, and sympathy comes from both Izuku Midoriya and Momo Yaoyorozu.

Yokumiru Mera passes out breakdown sheets showing how each examinee performed under a scoring method that subtracted points rather than awarding them. Izuku cannot work out why anyone who dropped below fifty was allowed to keep going. Mera moves on to congratulations: the licenses take effect at once, granting authority on par with professional Heroes, including the judgment call to engage villains and pull civilians out of danger. With All Might no longer working, he warns, the world is shifting, and this class must hold the equilibrium their predecessor built. Heroes eventually become the pillar propping up society, but a badge is not the same as being one, so study continues until graduation.

Those who came up short receive a path forward. A special course in March can earn a license on the strength of good results, and Mera argues that correcting a mistake leaves a candidate better prepared than a clean pass would. Re-attempting the exam in April draws no objection from him either. Katsuki and Inasa both light up at the opening, and Shoto promises Izuku he will not be far behind.

Once the exam formally closes, Izuku stands outside with the license in his grip and starts crying, which puzzles Ochaco Uraraka. He explains that the card is physical evidence of how far he has come and that all the support handed to him along the way counted for something. His first thought is showing it to his mother and to All Might, and Ochaco is on the same page. Inasa says goodbye to Shoto with one more apology, and Shoto returns the farewell. Curious about a camouflage trick he witnessed, Izuku asks the hairy Shiketsu student about it, only to hear that no such training exists at the school. When Izuku describes the girl, the student identifies Camie Utsushimi, notes she left for home the moment the exam wrapped, and adds that she has seemed off for roughly three days.

In an alley, the girl's face slides apart, and Himiko Toga steps out of it. Her Transform Quirk had carried the disguise the whole time. A call from Atsuhiro Sako, better known as Mr. Compress, scolds her for going quiet and for the risk of operating in the open. Himiko insists her cover has held and that the outing paid off, then delivers the prize that will please Tomura Shigaraki: a vial of Izuku's blood.

Every member of Class 1-A earns a provisional license except Katsuki Bakugo and Shoto Todoroki.

Inasa Yoarashi apologizes for costing Shoto the pass, and Shoto instead thanks him for the criticism.

Mera explains the deduction-based scoring and lays out the new responsibilities that come with license authority now that All Might has retired.

The Commission offers the failed examinees a remedial course in March, with an April retake also available.

The Camie Utsushimi seen throughout the exam is exposed as Himiko Toga in disguise, and she leaves with a vial of Izuku Midoriya's blood.

Titled Results' Aftermath, the chapter runs eighteen pages and appeared in issue 49 of 2016 on November 6, 2016. It is collected in Volume 13 and belongs to the Provisional Hero License Exam arc, sitting between Chapter 113 and Chapter 115.

Himiko Toga and Tomura Shigaraki appear on the cover. The anime adapts the material in Episode 60.

In his author's comment, Kohei Horikoshi mentions that he had previously drawn color art featuring only the villains and received feedback about it, something he only recalled after submitting the week's page.