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Chapter 149

Manga ChapterCh. 149

Chapter 149 of My Hero Academia ends Mimic's grip on the labyrinth through pure provocation. A flashback covers Himiko and Twice's first, deeply hostile day inside the Shie Hassaikai, and the chapter closes with Lemillion finally standing in front of Overhaul.

Arc: Shie Hassaikai
Issue: 38, 2017
Pages: 15
Author: Kohei Horikoshi
Volume: 17
Next Chapter: Chapter 150
Release Date: August 21, 2017
Anime Episode: Episode 74
Chapter Title: Don't Get Mad, Irinaka
Japanese Title: 怒らないでよ入中くん
Previous Chapter: Chapter 148
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Summary

After Tomura Shigaraki talked them into a temporary transfer, Himiko and Twice were brought before Overhaul himself. They gave their names while Chronostasis apologized for the delay, the route having been chosen for caution rather than speed. Overhaul offered something like regret about Magne, saying he had not wanted the death either and understanding the grudge, but asked for full cooperation while they worked together so the plan could run smoothly. Twice corrected him on Magne's gender and demanded to know the job. Overhaul wanted obedience, and his first order was an explanation of their Quirks for the sake of coordination. Himiko said she might consider it when it mattered, still bitter over Magne.

Mimic barked at the two to answer. Twice laid out how Double works and its particulars, and Himiko, complaining that he had just made her look foolish, described Transform as well, which left her stunned at herself. Asked by one of the Bullets whether Tomura meant to betray them, both answered that he would not. Overhaul welcomed them to the family, then, citing their status as wanted criminals, confined them to the underground residential area until orders came. Trust first, he said, and afterward they could do as they liked. Mimic echoed the warning, telling the pair to quit acting like brats and promising to forgive nobody who made fools of them.

In the present, the enraged Mimic distorts the maze wildly. Himiko notes how easily his temper goes, and Eraser Head asks Deku whether he caught a certain voice. Izuku heard it and is sure it belongs to Mimic, but the echoes make the source impossible to place. Himiko keeps at it, calling Mimic a wimp who will not admit he is weak and mocking him for hiding in the ceiling so he can look down on people and feel formidable. Mimic screams, and the scream gives Izuku exactly what he needed. Full Cowl carries him to the ceiling, an enhanced kick tears it open, and the real Mimic is exposed. Shota's Erasure follows instantly, shutting Mimicry off and stopping the manipulation.

Mimic drops. Himiko and Twice inform him that they will do exactly as they please, then wave goodbye while he seethes. Sir Nighteye finishes it with a hyper-density seal to the face, and Izuku catches the unconscious villain and sets him down. Nighteye observes that the two villains got the heroes to do their dirty work for them, though he is glad they are free of it, and Izuku's thoughts turn to Mirio. Two minutes after breaking off on his own, Lemillion catches Overhaul and Chronostasis and asks for a bit more conversation. Overhaul knows exactly which hero he is looking at.

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Key Events

The pair's opening day inside the yakuza organization is depicted, with Shin Nemoto's Confession forcing them to explain how Double and Transform work.

Their taunting pushes Mimic into a rage that betrays his position, letting Izuku expose him and Shota erase his Quirk, with Sir Nighteye landing the knockout.

Mirio Togata finally reaches Overhaul and Chronostasis.

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Notes

Titled Don't Get Mad, Irinaka, the chapter ran on August 21, 2017 in issue 38, runs fifteen pages, and is collected in volume 17. Episode 74 adapts it.

Twice and Himiko Toga appear on the cover. Erasure, One For All, Mimicry, Confession, Transform, and Double feature, with Full Cowl as a super move and the Eraser Goggles as an item.

The Nighteye Squad's fight with Mimic starts and finishes here within the Shie Hassaikai Raid. Horikoshi's comment laments accidentally selling his Tetsutetsu card in the mobile game.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What episode is My Hero Academia Chapter 149 in?

My Hero Academia Chapter 149 is adapted into Episode 74 of the anime.

What happens in My Hero Academia Chapter 149?

Chapter 149 ends Mimic's control of the labyrinth after Himiko Toga taunts him into a rage that exposes his hiding spot, letting Izuku and Shota take him down. A flashback shows Himiko and Twice's hostile first day inside the Shie Hassaikai, and the chapter closes with Lemillion finally confronting Overhaul.

How does Sir Nighteye's squad finally defeat Mimic in Chapter 149?

Himiko Toga mocks Mimic as a wimp hiding in the ceiling until he screams in rage, giving away his position. Izuku Midoriya exposes him with an enhanced kick, Shota Aizawa's Erasure shuts off his Mimicry Quirk, and Sir Nighteye knocks him out with a hyper-density seal.

Why were Himiko Toga and Twice forced to explain their Quirks to Overhaul?

Shin Nemoto's Confession Quirk compels anyone he questions to answer truthfully, so it forced Twice to explain how Double works and Himiko Toga to describe Transform during their first day inside the Shie Hassaikai.

What happens when Lemillion finally reaches Overhaul at the end of Chapter 149?

Mirio Togata, known as Lemillion, catches up to Overhaul and Chronostasis two minutes after breaking off on his own and asks for a bit more conversation. Overhaul immediately recognizes exactly which hero is standing in front of him.

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