
The basement itself turns hostile as Mimic bends the corridors around the raid team, walls appear from nowhere, and the floor drops away. Mirio pushes ahead alone toward Overhaul, and Tamaki decides that three of the Eight Bullets belong to him.
Sir Nighteye and Fat Gum's units storm the Shie Hassaikai compound. Rock Lock cannot shake the sense that something is off, while Shota Aizawa reasons that Overhaul's absence means he is already below, clearing out everything he wants hidden, Eri among it. The heroes come upon a shrine, and Nighteye lifts the vase from it and presses a wooden panel, opening a concealed door.
Yakuza appear and ready themselves, but Shota's Erasure switches them off while Bubble Girl and Centipeder take them into custody. The pair stay behind to keep processing them as everyone else presses on. Descending toward the basement, the group hits a blank wall. Mirio Togata slips through it with Permeation, his costume woven from fibers of his own hair so it phases alongside him, as Tamaki explains. On the other side, Mirio finds the passage running on exactly as Nighteye described.
Returning, Mirio reports the barrier was thrown up to stall them, and Rock Lock suspects Chisaki's Quirk built it. Izuku Midoriya lights up Full Cowl, Eijiro Kirishima hardens, and together they blow the obstruction apart. Beyond it the corridor itself twists and warps. Fat Gum recognizes Mimic's Mimicry, which lets him inhabit an object and puppet it freely, though the notion of one man wearing an entire basement staggers him. Asked to cancel it, Shota cannot, since Mimic's body is nowhere in sight.
Tamaki works out that Chisaki is buying seconds to bury the evidence and slip away, and the thought that lives ride on the delay begins to crush him. Mirio steadies his friend with a promise that Eri will be rescued, then phases forward alone. Tamaki turns on himself for folding under pressure. Mimic, unable to stop that Quirk, is unbothered, confident one man arriving at the end can accomplish nothing. He then drops the floor out from under the rest, dumping them a level down into a hall where three of the Eight Bullets emerge from the dust. As Fat Gum squares up, Tamaki claims the fight himself, determined to answer for the moment he faltered.
Nighteye's team uncovers the hidden entrance and fights down through the compound toward the basement.
Mimic warps the walls and floors to stall the advance, and Shota cannot erase a Quirk whose user he cannot see.
Mirio phases ahead alone toward Overhaul, and Tamaki volunteers to take on three of the Eight Bullets by himself.
Nineteen pages, collected in Volume 16, released May 29, 2017 in issue 26.
Adapted as Episode 71 of the anime.
Mimicry is introduced, and Centicoil, Red Gauntlet and Full Cowl - Shoot Style all feature. Horikoshi's author comment says the animated Todoroki versus Midoriya fight made him cry at how well it turned out.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
In My Hero Academia Chapter 139, Sir Nighteye and Fat Gum's teams find the hidden entrance to the Shie Hassaikai's underground complex and fight their way down. Mimic warps the corridors to stall them, so Mirio Togata phases ahead alone while Tamaki Amajiki stays behind to fight three of the Eight Bullets.
In Chapter 139, Mirio Togata uses his Permeation Quirk to slip through a wall that Overhaul's Quirk threw up to block the raid team. His costume is woven from his own hair so it phases through solid matter along with him.
Chapter 139 introduces Mimic's Mimicry Quirk, which lets him inhabit and control an object, in this case the walls and floors of the underground corridor. Shota Aizawa cannot erase the Quirk because Mimic's actual body is nowhere in sight.
In Chapter 139, Tamaki Amajiki volunteers to fight three of the Eight Bullets alone after Mimic drops the floor out from under the raid team. He takes the fight himself out of guilt for having faltered earlier and to let Mirio Togata press on toward Overhaul.
My Hero Academia Chapter 139 is adapted as Episode 71 of the anime. It was originally released on May 29, 2017 in issue 26 and is collected in Volume 16.
Looking for more on Chapter 139? The Dragon Ball Wiki on Fandom has a dedicated page with community notes.
View on FandomThis content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the Dragon Ball anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.
Character and scene imagery on this site is original artwork by Daddy Jim Headquarters, not screenshots or licensed imagery. Official cover art is used on three types of pages for editorial commentary:
Official resources:
Daddy Jim Headquarters maintains this encyclopedia. If you spot an error, a translation issue, or something that doesn't look right, let us know.