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Chapter 167

Manga ChapterCh. 167

The remedial course closes with Endeavor telling his son he intends to become a hero worth being proud of, and Shoto refusing to make it easy for him. Weeks later, after Nighteye's funeral, Izuku catches Yuga Aoyama watching him through a window at night.

Arc: Remedial Course
Volume: 18
Release Date: January 22, 2018
Author: Kohei Horikoshi
Issue: 8, 2018
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Summary

Katsuki Bakugo blasts apart the ice slides that Inasa and Shoto raised while the Masegaki teacher thanks them for reaching her class. Camie, Inasa, and Shoto join the children in cleaning up. Their instructor and the teacher talk over the class's conduct, with Kugo Sakamata placing the duty of teaching responsible Quirk use squarely on her, and she pledges to take it on.

With the training over, the four head out. Beyond the doors, the Shiketsu teacher and Seiji Shishikura fall into conversation with Present Mic and All Might. The teacher tells Camie that her school and U.A. are beginning to coordinate in order to understand why she was targeted.

While Seiji floats the idea of joint exercises between the schools, Endeavor comes to Shoto and remarks on how much he has changed. He reaches for his son's shoulder and Shoto knocks the hand aside. Endeavor says it anyway: he is proud of his son, and he means to become a hero worth that pride in return. Inasa watches the exchange as Shoto grudgingly shuts it down, telling his father to do as he likes. Moved by the change he has seen in the man, Inasa punches himself in the face to work up the nerve, then tells Endeavor he will be rooting for him, and Endeavor thanks him for it. Progress, for the man and the trainees both, is arriving in inches.

Days pass, September ends, and October opens. Shota Aizawa, Toshinori, and Izuku's intern group attend Sir Nighteye's funeral. The internship program is suspended for the time being, and Juzo Moashi assumes control of Nighteye's agency while Mirio Togata's return is awaited. Eri regains consciousness, but her mental state remains fragile, so Izuku and the others still cannot see her in person. It also emerges that Rewind originates in the horn on her forehead, and that her fever has shrunk the horn down to a small lump.

In Class 1-A, an equation is giving everyone trouble. Izuku reasons his way toward an answer, misses, and Momo Yaoyorozu supplies the correction. Tenya Ida and Ochaco Uraraka praise the effort anyway and invite him to lunch. Yuga Aoyama abruptly pushes cheese into Izuku's mouth, startling him, and when Tenya offers him a seat, Yuga declines and eats alone.

Of everyone in the class, Yuga is the one Izuku has never managed to read. That night Izuku switches off his light and goes to bed, unaware that Yuga is staring at him through the window. From this point on, Izuku begins to grasp what Yuga really is.

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Key Events

U.A. and Shiketsu open discussions on a future partnership, prompted in part by the attack on Camie.

Endeavor tells Shoto he means to become a hero his son can be proud of, and Inasa offers the new number one his support.

The interns attend Nighteye's funeral, and the work-study program is suspended. Eri wakes but stays isolated, and her Quirk is traced to the horn on her forehead. That night, Yuga watches Izuku through his bedroom window.

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Notes

Installment 167 runs 17 pages, wraps most of the Remedial Course material, and collects into volume 18. Japan saw it on January 22, 2018, in issue 8 of that year.

The cover assembles the whole training group with their instructor and teacher: Gang Orca, Komari Ikoma, Katsuki Bakugo, Shoto Todoroki, Inasa Yoarashi, Camie Utsushimi, and Tamashiro. Episode 80 handles the adaptation. Hellflame, Explosion, and Binging Ball appear, and the Provisional Hero License Course is logged as continuing.

Chapter 166 sits before it, Chapter 168 after.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What episode is My Hero Academia Chapter 167 adapted in?

My Hero Academia Chapter 167 is adapted in Episode 80 of the anime, wrapping up the Remedial Course material alongside the tail end of Chapter 166's events.

What does Endeavor tell Shoto after the remedial course ends?

In Chapter 167, Endeavor tells Shoto Todoroki that he is proud of how much his son has changed and that he intends to become a hero worth that pride. Shoto knocks his father's hand away but does not refuse the sentiment, telling him to do as he likes.

What happens to Eri in Chapter 167 of My Hero Academia?

Chapter 167 reveals that Eri has regained consciousness following Sir Nighteye's funeral, though her mental state stays fragile enough that Izuku Midoriya and the others still cannot visit her in person. It also confirms her Rewind Quirk originates in the horn on her forehead, which her fever has shrunk to a small lump.

What happens to the internship program after Sir Nighteye's death?

Following Sir Nighteye's funeral in Chapter 167, the work-study internship program is suspended, and Juzo Moashi takes over Nighteye's agency while everyone waits for Mirio Togata's recovery.

What does Yuga Aoyama do to Izuku Midoriya at the end of Chapter 167?

At lunch, Yuga Aoyama abruptly pushes cheese into Izuku Midoriya's mouth, startling him, and that night Izuku catches Yuga watching him through his bedroom window, the first hint that Izuku begins to understand what Yuga really is.

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