The seventy-third chapter of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes turns a Naruhata street into a stage. Hijacking every screen within reach, the parasite wearing Kazuho Haneyama's body performs a bombing as a concert, and Koichi Haimawari learns just how far out of reach his friend has gone.
Summary
A crowd forms around the first blast, and Number 6 decides the moment has arrived: her show can open. Bee☆Pop obliges. Bomb Bees walk detonations down the block while the Queen Bee seizes phones and televisions across the district, conscripting an audience for what she announces as a remix of the Marukane Department Store, a piece she calls Inferno. She wrecks the street in time with her own music.
Neighbors and acquaintances stare upward, unable to reconcile the figure overhead with the girl they know. Miu and Yu shout for her to stop, and she answers that the ruin feels wonderful before toppling a billboard toward them. Koichi Haimawari reaches Miu a breath ahead of the impact. With her safely clear, he throws himself skyward on Slide and Glide, one hand stretched out for Kazuho.
She calls the gesture clingy and far too late, then answers it with a volley of bees that burst around him and tip him out of the air. Falling, he catches her gaze and sees the blackened tongue that marks a Trigger dose. She tells him she hates him. Number 6, watching from a distance, judges the vigilante finished. Bee☆Pop promises her viewers a surprise for the encore and vanishes inside one final explosion. Koichi lands unconscious on a pile of garbage in a dark alley, where a figure in a trench coat steps out of the shadows and comes toward him.
Key Events
Kazuho Haneyama's takeover is complete, and Pop☆Step becomes Bee☆Pop, the Queen Bee steering her body while she sings her way through the wreckage.
Koichi is knocked out of the sky and left unconscious after hearing that she hates him, and Soga Kugisaki closes in on him where he lands.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in My Hero Academia Vigilantes Chapter 73?
In My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Chapter 73, titled The Queen Descends, Number 6 has Kazuho Haneyama, now transformed into Bee☆Pop, stage a bombing across a Naruhata street while hijacking phones and televisions to broadcast it as a performance. Koichi Haimawari tries to save her but is knocked out of the sky and left unconscious in an alley.
What is Bee☆Pop's concert in The Queen Descends?
In Chapter 73, Bee☆Pop uses Bomb Bees to detonate explosions down a city block while seizing every phone and television in the district to broadcast the destruction as a musical performance she calls Inferno, a remix of the earlier Marukane Department Store attack.
How does Koichi Haimawari try to save Kazuho Haneyama in this chapter?
Koichi Haimawari tries to save Kazuho Haneyama in Chapter 73 by first pulling Miu clear of a falling billboard, then launching himself into the air on Slide and Glide with his hand reaching out for Kazuho. She responds by bursting bees around him and knocking him out of the air.
What does Koichi discover about Kazuho when he sees her up close?
When Koichi Haimawari gets close to Kazuho Haneyama in Chapter 73, he sees her blackened tongue, which marks that she has been injected with Trigger. She tells him she hates him just before he falls.
What happens to Koichi at the end of Chapter 73?
At the end of Chapter 73, Koichi Haimawari lands unconscious on a pile of garbage in a dark alley after being knocked from the sky by Bee☆Pop's bees. A figure in a trench coat steps out of the shadows and approaches him as the chapter closes.
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