
Chapter 41 of My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, titled Nejire in Wondertown, hands the spotlight to Nejire Hado. The spin-off installment by Yoco Akiyama introduces the Clean Witches and pairs her with Cementoss and Dynamight.
"Nejire in Wondertown" is the forty-first installment of the spin-off series My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, which Yoco Akiyama both writes and draws rather than Kohei Horikoshi. Nejire Hado, billed here as Nejire Chan, takes the cover and leads the story. A plot breakdown for the chapter is not recorded in the available reference material.
The chapter marks the debut of the Clean Witches. Cementoss and Dynamight appear alongside Nejire, while Present Mic turns up only inside a fantasy sequence.

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Chapter 41 of Team-Up Missions, titled Nejire in Wondertown, centers on Nejire Hado, who takes the cover and leads the story.
Team-Up Missions Chapter 41 is written and drawn by Yoco Akiyama rather than series creator Kohei Horikoshi, since Team-Up Missions is a spin-off series.
The Clean Witches make their debut in this chapter, appearing alongside Nejire Hado, Cementoss, and Dynamight.
Alongside Nejire Hado, the chapter features Cementoss and Dynamight, while Present Mic only appears within a fantasy sequence.
Nejire in Wondertown ran twenty-four pages and was published on January 4, 2024 in the February 2024 issue of Saikyo Jump, later collected in volume 7 of Team-Up Missions.
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