Although the citizens eventually relent, they do so begrudgingly. Related: My Hero Academia Saved Deku From Darkness (And That's A Bad Thing)īut will performing for adults who are literally scared for their lives work? It's less likely, especially as they literally form an angry mob that has to be convinced with a full-on emotional display of crying and beseeching to allow Deku to shelter with them. But in chapter 327, they resolve to do something similar for the crowd of angry citizens sheltering at U.A.

Surprisingly, their attempt works, even reaching the most skeptical and condescending of their peers. They eventually decide to form a band and put on a show with live dancing and crazy effects. Class 1-A thinks that, as heroes in training, they need to help their classmates smile just as they will be expected to do for citizens in peril once they graduate. But their plan is unlikely to work, which could be a good thing for the manga.ĭeku and his classmates originally come up with the idea of going above and beyond for U.A.'s annual School Festival because their peers from other departments blame them for the increased attacks against their campus and U.A.'s bolstered security that follow as a result, which has been negatively affecting their day-to-day lives. The students of My Hero Academia's class 1-A somehow think it's a good idea to try their luck at replicating the unexpected success they achieved during the School Festival by performing for the angry citizens sheltering at U.A. Warning! Spoilers ahead for My Hero Academia chapter 327!

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