The fourteenth installment of the Team-Up Missions spinoff sends Class 1-A into a swap exercise, with students taking on one another's hero identities. Yoco Akiyama writes and draws it, and it runs 25 pages inside the third volume.
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Summary
The chapter turns on a single conceit: Class 1-A swaps hero identities with one another. Tenya Ida is cast as Deku, while Izuku Midoriya stands in for Bakugo. Eijiro Kirishima takes Tailman, Mashirao Ojiro inherits Red Riot, Fumikage Tokoyami answers to Tentacole, and Shoto Todoroki becomes Tsukuyomi.
Momo Yaoyorozu turns up as Pinky, Mina Ashido draws Chargebolt, Ochaco Uraraka fills in for Froppy, and Hanta Sero plays Shoto. Yuga Aoyama covers Invisible Girl, Denki Kaminari goes by Grape Juice, and Minoru Mineta lands Anima. Even the staff take part, with Nemuri Kayama wearing the Eraser Head identity despite Shota Aizawa being present himself.
Key Events
Class 1-A trade hero names among themselves, driving the installment's central gag.
Nemuri Kayama covers the Eraser Head identity in the swap.
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Notes
Yoco Akiyama handles both script and art on this Team-Up Missions spinoff installment, rather than Kohei Horikoshi.
Twenty-five pages, collected in Volume 3, first printed in the November 2021 issue of Saikyo Jump on October 1, 2021.
Izuku Midoriya appears on the cover. Toru Hagakure and All Might are referenced without showing up directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions Chapter 14?
My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions Chapter 14 has Class 1-A swap hero identities with each other for a training exercise. Tenya Ida takes on Deku's name while Izuku Midoriya stands in for Bakugo, among several other switched pairings.
Who writes and draws My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions Chapter 14?
My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions Chapter 14 is written and drawn by Yoco Akiyama rather than series creator Kohei Horikoshi. It appears in the Team-Up Missions spinoff rather than the main manga.
What hero identity does Izuku Midoriya take on in Chapter 14 of Team-Up Missions?
In Chapter 14 of Team-Up Missions, Izuku Midoriya takes on Katsuki Bakugo's hero identity as part of the class-wide swap. Tenya Ida takes Izuku's own Deku identity in return.
Who covers the Eraser Head identity in the Chapter 14 swap?
In the Chapter 14 swap, teacher Nemuri Kayama covers the Eraser Head identity even though Shota Aizawa is present in the room. The gag runs through the entire Team-Up Missions installment.
When was Chapter 14 of Team-Up Missions released and what volume collects it?
My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions Chapter 14 runs 25 pages and is collected in Volume 3. It first appeared in the November 2021 issue of Saikyo Jump, printed October 1, 2021.
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