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Chapter 7 (Team-Up Missions)

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All Might guests on Present Mic's radio show and discovers that every listener problem, however delicate, has exactly one approved solution: diss them with a rap. Four anonymous letters later, two of them clearly from feuding classmates, he is still trying to keep the peace.

Volume: 2
Release Date: October 1, 2020
Author: Yoco Akiyama
Issue: Saikyō Jump November Issue 2020
Previous Chapter: Chapter 6
Next Chapter: Chapter 8
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Summary

Present Mic runs his broadcast, Put Your Hands Up Radio, with All Might sitting in as guest. Once introductions are done, the show moves into its Put You on the Spot segment, built around anonymous listener letters. All Might privately admires the man's double talent as hero and entertainer, and hopes to hold his own well enough to keep things enjoyable.

Letter one arrives from a writer calling himself Mr. Very Tall and Handsome, who complains that girls treat him like garbage and asks for guidance. All Might starts to suggest examining the underlying cause, but Present Mic overrides him: the answer is a rap. The concept of a diss track has to be explained outright, after which All Might grasps that this is how his colleague resolves matters, whether or not it fully makes sense to him.

The next writer, Mr. Down With Class A, insists his own class is superior and wants a way to prove it to the troublemakers across the hall. A presentation backed by facts and evidence is All Might's first instinct, though he swiftly falls in line with the rap answer, earning props from his host.

Mr. President Elect writes in third, describing an N.M. who keeps turning up at his class's dorms trying to bait them into conceding, and asks how to be rid of him. All Might puts the pieces together, recognizes Neito Monoma and Tenya Ida behind the letters, and scrambles to defuse the feud before it becomes a war of words. He heads off another diss-track pitch with a musical interlude, then nervously proposes that the visitor may simply be reaching out clumsily and should not be driven away. Present Mic brushes past the answer.

The last letter comes from Mr. Jamming-yayy, who says everyone at school writes him off as an idiot when he is merely poor at schoolwork. All Might, now fully converted, recommends dissing them with a rap, only for Present Mic to tell the boy to study harder.

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Key Events

All Might appears as the guest on Put Your Hands Up Radio and works through the show's listener advice corner. Present Mic's blanket prescription of a diss track gradually wins him over, and he learns what such a track actually is.

The letters from Mr. Down With Class A and Mr. President Elect turn out to be Neito Monoma and Tenya Ida sniping at each other on air, and All Might steers around escalating the Class 1-A versus Class 1-B rivalry. The finale inverts the running joke when All Might offers the rap answer for Denki Kaminari's letter and Present Mic tells him to study instead.

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Notes

Yoco Akiyama wrote and illustrated this seventh installment of My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions, a twelve-page chapter collected in volume two and published October 1, 2020. It sits between chapters 6 and 8.

All Might and Present Mic head a cover that also gathers Itsuka Kendo, Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu, Eijiro Kirishima, Izuku Midoriya, Neito Monoma and Tenya Ida. Saikyō Jump printed this chapter alongside chapter 8 in its November 2020 edition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions Chapter 7?

In Team-Up Missions Chapter 7, All Might guest stars on Present Mic's radio show and helps answer anonymous listener letters in the Put You on the Spot segment. He gradually learns that Present Mic's solution to nearly every problem is writing a diss track.

Who are Mr. Down With Class A and Mr. President Elect really?

Mr. Down With Class A and Mr. President Elect are revealed to be Neito Monoma and Tenya Ida secretly sniping at each other through anonymous letters on the radio show, continuing their Class 1-A versus Class 1-B rivalry.

What is Present Mic's running joke solution on his radio show in Chapter 7?

Present Mic's running joke is that a diss track is his answer to nearly every listener problem, whether it involves romance, class rivalry, or personal insecurity, and All Might gradually becomes convinced by the approach over the course of the show.

How does Chapter 7 of Team-Up Missions end?

The chapter ends by inverting its own joke. When the final letter writer, Mr. Jamming-yayy, is mocked as an idiot for struggling with schoolwork, All Might finally suggests a diss track, but Present Mic instead tells the boy to simply study harder.

Who wrote and illustrated Team-Up Missions Chapter 7?

Team-Up Missions Chapter 7 was written and illustrated by Yoco Akiyama, published October 1, 2020 as a twelve page chapter collected in volume 2, sitting between Chapters 6 and 8.

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