
Pinky Dance is the forty-ninth entry in the Team-Up Missions spin-off, giving Mina Ashido the cover to herself and pairing her with Midnight. Yoco Akiyama's chapter reached print in the autumn of 2024 and later joined the eighth collected volume of the series.
No plot synopsis has been recorded for the chapter. The documented material covers its billing and its very small cast: twenty-six pages titled Pinky Dance, with Yoco Akiyama handling both script and art for the Team-Up Missions spin-off.
Mina Ashido, under her Hero name Pinky, takes the cover alone and leads the appearance order, followed by Midnight. Tenya Ida and Ochaco Uraraka turn up only in flashback.
Individual story beats are not listed for this chapter. What survives is the pairing at its center, Pinky alongside Midnight, with two classmates appearing in recollection rather than in the present.

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My Hero Academia Team-Up Missions Chapter 49 is titled Pinky Dance, written and illustrated by Yoco Akiyama.
Mina Ashido, under her hero name Pinky, takes the cover of this chapter by herself.
Midnight is paired with Pinky as the central duo of this chapter, following Mina Ashido in the appearance order.
Tenya Ida and Ochaco Uraraka do not appear in the present day events of this chapter; they turn up only in flashback.
Chapter 49 of My Hero Academia Team-Up Missions was released October 3, 2024 in that year's November issue, and it collects into Volume 8.
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