Summary
My Hero Academia Chapter #430 will be the final chapter of the series after a decade. Deku recognizes the support Uraraka has given him and vows to support her in return. The final chapter will be released on Sunday, August 4, 2024, at 8:00 AM PT/11:00 AM ET.
Chap #430 belong to My Hero Academia will be the final chapter of the series, finally closing the book on the epic story that has been going on for 10 years now. Chapter #429 includes a big discussion between Deku and Uraraka, as Uraraka finally opens up about her feelings since the last war ended. However, that's not all, as the mysterious character from chapter #425 reappears, helping to emphasize how much things have changed.
While Deku and Uraraka were having a private conversationdoes not lead to any confession of loveAs many fans hoped, it was an incredibly important moment emotionally for both of them and their relationship. It marked a turning point for Deku, who finally realized how much support Uraraka had given him throughout the series, and he vowed to always be there for her in the same way. Deku would no longer take the help she gave him for granted, and was willing to repay her in any way he could. Here's everything fans need to know about My Hero Academia chapter #430 ahead of its release.
What time will My Hero Academia chapter #430 be released?
My Hero Academia, Written and Drawn by Kohei Horikoshi
My Hero Academia releases new chapters every Sunday at 8:00 AM Pacific/11:00 AM Eastern. Accordingly, The Shueisha MangaPlus website lists the release date for chapter #430 as 8:00 a.m. PT/11:00 a.m. ET on Sunday, August 4, 2024.. New chapters of My Hero Academia can be read on Shueisha's MangaPlus app or Viz's Shonen Jump app, and will be released simultaneously on both platforms, using the same translation. On both platforms, the last three chapters are free to read, so fans don't even need to subscribe to see the final chapter when it's released.
What is My Hero Academia Chapter 429 about?
Chap #429 Gave Deku and Uraraka a Long-Awaited Conversation
Chapter #429 is more or less evenly split into two different plots. The main focus of the chapter is Uraraka, who temporarily left school to go home in the previous chapter. However, Deku quickly finds her, as she hasn't actually gone home yet, but is alone looking out at the city. Deku gets Uraraka to open up to him, and she confesses that she feels responsible for Toga's death. Deku reminds her that, like he himself was told, she doesn't have to carry that burden alone. Deku even calls Uraraka his personal hero, showing how much he appreciates her support.
Another plot follows the mysterious character introduced in chapter #425, who turns out to have a terribly tragic past, which they have only recently escaped. Wandering the streets and in need of help, the character's inner monologue begins to sound a bit villainous, and the comparisons to Tenko Shimura are obvious. However, a woman calling herself Granny suddenly reaches out to help – and it just so happens to be the same woman who failed to help Tenko all those years ago. Granny's kind gesture moves the mysterious character, showing how ordinary people can have the greatest impact in shaping the world.
My Hero Academia Chapter #430 marks the end of the series
Can't predict what will happen in the last chapter
So far, there's no word on what chapter #430 might contain. While some final chapters have hints on the last page about the setting of the next chapter, that's not the case with #429 (at least not explicitly), so it's impossible to say exactly what will happen. Many fans are hoping that chapter #430 could be a time-skip epilogue, similar to the final chapters of other manga series, like Bleach. Such an epilogue could give a glimpse of the series' heroes growing up and becoming professionals, while also showing how the world has changed since the last battle with the villains.
What can be said for sure is that #430 is the last chapter of the series.and will be responsible for putting the cherry on top of the story that is My Hero Academia. Fan reactions to the final chapter are often mixed, at least initially, due to the sadness of knowing that this decade-long adventure has finally come to an end. It's best to go into the final chapter with no expectations to avoid disappointment that can cause hopes to become too high. Hopefully, fans will be able to celebrate My Hero Academia It's finally done, and we can congratulate its author, Kohei Horikoshi, for telling a good story.
