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Chapter 6.5

Manga ChapterCh. 6.5

Mt. Lady is a two-page bonus story from the My Hero Academia manga by Kohei Horikoshi, slotted in after Chapter 6 and before Chapter 7 while taking place during the events of Chapter 2. It follows the newly debuted Yu Takeyama as the bill for her spectacular first outing comes due.

Arc: Entrance Exam
Issue: Shonen Jump Next!! 4, 2014
Pages: 2
Author: Kohei Horikoshi
Volume: 3
Chapter Type: Extra Chapter
Release Date: August 18, 2014
Chapter Title: Mt. Lady
Japanese Title: Mt.レディ
Anime Adaptation: None
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Summary

All Might opens the short by speaking straight to the reader, floating the idea that sketching out Yu Takeyama's daily life might be entertaining and repeatedly labeling her niche. Three days on from her debut, her assistant walks her through the wreckage she left behind: twenty million yen in property damage across the city, plus a lecture on insurance. He also wants to know why she planted her office right in the middle of a dense urban district.

Her answer is pure ambition. The suburbs would have buried her, she says, with no television and no internet to carry her name. She wants to be famous. Caught up in saying so, she lets her Quirk slip and gigantifies without meaning to, wrecking the office around her. She shrugs it off as a chance to rebuild while the paparazzi start snapping away, and Izuku Midoriya offers the closing verdict that life as a pro is hard.

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Key Events

The chapter fills in what happens after a flashy Hero debut ends: the property claims, the insurance headache, and the fact that Mt. Lady's placement of her agency was a calculated bid for exposure rather than an accident. Her accidental Gigantification demonstrates that her fame-hunger and her lack of control feed one another, and the destruction of her own office lands as the joke's punchline.

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Notes

The story is set at the Mt. Agency and features All Might, Mt. Lady and Izuku Midoriya, with Gigantification the only Quirk on display. It appeared in Shonen Jump Next!! 4, 2014 on August 18, 2014, was collected in Volume 3, and belongs to the Entrance Exam Arc. Among the main series' bonus chapters it holds a distinction: it is the only one that made it into a volume release yet was never adapted for the anime in any form.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is My Hero Academia Chapter 6.5 about?

Chapter 6.5 of My Hero Academia is a two-page bonus story called Mt. Lady that follows Yu Takeyama three days after her flashy hero debut, as she deals with the fallout of the destruction she caused.

Why did Mt. Lady set up her agency in a crowded urban area?

In Chapter 6.5, Mt. Lady explains that she placed her hero agency in a dense urban district on purpose, reasoning that the suburbs offered no television or internet exposure and that she wants to become famous.

How much property damage did Mt. Lady cause in Chapter 6.5?

Chapter 6.5 reveals that Mt. Lady's debut caused twenty million yen in property damage across the city, leaving her assistant to walk her through the resulting insurance headaches.

What happens when Mt. Lady loses control of her Quirk in Chapter 6.5?

While excitedly explaining her ambition to become famous, Mt. Lady accidentally activates her Gigantification Quirk and destroys her own office, which paparazzi immediately photograph.

When was Chapter 6.5 released and was it adapted into the anime?

Chapter 6.5, titled Mt. Lady, was published in Shonen Jump Next!! issue 4 of 2014 on August 18, 2014, and collected in Volume 3. It is notable for being the only bonus chapter from the main series that made it into a volume release without ever being adapted into the anime.

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