
The Featherhats sit down to decide what merchandise their new official shop should carry, and Koichi contributes an idea nobody else can follow the logic of. Two weeks later the boxes arrive, and the hoodies inside have somebody else's face on them.
Two large men square up in the street. Koichi steps in to break it up and gets slapped hard enough to leave a mark on his face. Heading off afterward to a meeting at the Marukane, he tells Kazuho that ever since he started relying on Wall Cling he seems to get knocked around more than he ever used to. Her diagnosis is simpler: he cannot stop inserting himself into other people's business. Asked where Makoto is, Kazuho says she is at the hospital visiting someone they know.
The meeting brings Koichi and Kazuho together with several Featherhats members on business. The Marukane has committed to opening an official Narufest shop selling group merchandise, so the agenda is a brainstorm on what that merchandise should be, and everyone throws out suggestions. Ichimoku, Jube and Teruo show up to lend a hand, having built up real merchandising experience as fans of Pop since her early days performing on the streets, and they want to put that knowledge behind the official Featherhats products.
Koichi, asleep until this point, wakes up and proposes All Might hoodies. The room objects that no link whatsoever exists between their group and the hero in question. He tries to explain his reasoning and it lands on nobody. Makoto then arrives, rapidly signs off on several proposals including the hoodie idea, and leaves again with Captain Celebrity for another meeting.
Heading home together afterward, Koichi is delighted his pitch got through. Kazuho, unconvinced the hoodies have anything to do with them, considers talking him out of it, then decides to let him enjoy the fantasy. Two weeks later Makoto turns up with the finished merchandise. Koichi cannot wait and tears open the hoodie box, only to find Captain Celebrity's hoodies rather than All Might's. His visible misery puzzles Makoto, who cannot fathom why he wanted the All Might version given how unconnected the hero is to anything they run.
Koichi is slapped while trying to break up a street argument, and Kazuho attributes his recent beatings to his habit of meddling. The Featherhats hold a meeting to plan merchandise for the Marukane's new Narufest official shop.
Ichimoku, Jube and Teruo lend their merchandising experience to the effort. Koichi pitches All Might hoodies over everyone's objections, and Makoto approves the idea along with several others. When the finished stock arrives two weeks later, the hoodies turn out to feature Captain Celebrity instead.

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Must-Have Merchandise sits at number 36 in the Vigilantes spin-off, scripted by Hideyuki Furuhashi with art from Betten Court. It runs nineteen pages, collects into Volume 6, and was published on August 25, 2018. The Crawler appears on the cover.
The chapter belongs to the Team Ups arc, following Chapter 35 and preceding Chapter 37. It was originally titled Merchandise, rendered in Japanese as グッズ (Guzzu), before being changed for the volume release.
In Vigilantes Chapter 36, the Featherhats meet to plan merchandise for the Marukane's new official Narufest shop. Koichi Haimawari pitches All Might hoodies despite the group having no connection to the hero, and the idea gets approved, only for the finished hoodies to feature Captain Celebrity instead.
Vigilantes Chapter 36 was written by Hideyuki Furuhashi with art by Betten Court. It is part of the My Hero Academia: Vigilantes spin-off series.
Vigilantes Chapter 36 was originally titled Merchandise (Guzzu in Japanese) before being renamed Must-Have Merchandise for the volume release.
Koichi Haimawari gets slapped after stepping in to break up an argument between two large men in the street. Kazuho Haneyama tells him afterward that he cannot stop inserting himself into other people's business.
Vigilantes Chapter 36 was published on August 25, 2018. It runs 19 pages, is collected in Volume 6, and belongs to the Team Ups arc.
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