
The cavalry battle narrows to its real matchup. Shoto's team clears the field with ice and voltage, Katsuki learns the hard way what Neito Monoma actually does, and a last-minute burst of speed strips Izuku of the ten-million-point headband with a minute left on the clock.
Team Bakugo lines up against Team Monoma. Elsewhere on the field, Team Todoroki removes the competition wholesale, shocking rivals into stillness and freezing them there, collecting headbands on the way through. When Team Midoriya and Team Todoroki collide, Fumikage sends Dark Shadow in and Momo's Creation Quirk stops it cold.
Katsuki, meanwhile, cannot land anything. Neito answers his blasts with Explosion of his own, then blocks the follow-up with Eijiro's Hardening. Katsuki works out that the Quirk on the other side is a copier, and Neito confirms it, adding that Katsuki lit this fire himself by announcing he would take first place over everyone's bodies.
Team Todoroki cannot crack the defense in front of them. With sixty seconds left, Tenya tells his teammates to hold on, fires Recipro Burst, and in a blink Shoto has the ten-million-point headband off Izuku's head.
Izuku freezes, out of ideas. Ochaco is the one who moves, driving the team forward and telling him to go take it back. As they close on the stalled Team Todoroki, Izuku commits to One For All at last. Shoto answers by lighting his left side. The two square up for the clash that decides it.
Several teams go after Shoto's headband and get nowhere: Denki's Electrification drops them and Shoto's ice pins them in place, effectively ending their run.
Shoto's and Izuku's teams trade attempts at each other's headbands, with Izuku deliberately working Shoto's unused left side. Roughly a minute out, Tenya unveils a secret technique that lets Shoto strip the ten-million-point band.
Rather than fold, Izuku's team charges straight back at Shoto. The look on Izuku's face rattles him enough that he reaches for his fire.
Unaware is the twenty-ninth chapter and runs twenty-one pages, published February 2, 2015 in issue 11. Volume 4 collects it as part of the U.A. Sports Festival arc, and Episode 18 adapts it.
The cover is a fourteen-person spread taking in Ochaco Uraraka, Mei Hatsume, Minoru Mineta, Hitoshi Shinso, Izuku Midoriya, Denki Kaminari, Fumikage Tokoyami, Tenya Ida, Katsuki Bakugo, Eijiro Kirishima, Mezo Shoji, Momo Yaoyorozu, Shoto Todoroki, and Tsuyu Asui. Two super moves debut here: Indiscriminate Shock 1.3 Million Volts and Recipro Burst. Horikoshi used his author comment to apologize for forgetting to draw a panel of Mineta's sticky ball being removed the week before.

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....

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Chapter 29 covers the final minute of the U.A. Sports Festival cavalry battle. Team Todoroki sweeps rival teams out of the field, Team Bakugo struggles against Neito Monoma, and Tenya Ida's Recipro Burst lets Shoto Todoroki strip the ten-million-point headband from Izuku Midoriya with sixty seconds left on the clock.
In Chapter 29, Shoto Todoroki removes Izuku Midoriya's ten-million-point headband after Tenya Ida fires his secret technique, Recipro Burst, to close the distance with a minute left in the cavalry battle.
Chapter 29 reveals that Neito Monoma has a Copy Quirk, which lets him replicate the abilities of others, including Katsuki Bakugo's Explosion and Eijiro Kirishima's Hardening.
Chapter 29 introduces two Ultimate Moves: Denki Kaminari's Indiscriminate Shock 1.3 Million Volts and Tenya Ida's Recipro Burst.
Chapter 29, titled Unaware, is part of the U.A. Sports Festival arc. It was collected in Volume 4 and adapted in Episode 18 of the anime.
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