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“My Hero Academia” Chapter 204 is going to test Todoroki and his teammates with regards to the value of teamwork once again as they’re facing against someone who is highly methodical. So far, Tetsutetsu’s team has the upper hand as Honenuki the Mudman is creating all sorts of headaches for Class 1-A, OtakuKart reported.
Iida’s Engine quirk proved to be useless against the Mudman’s powers as the latter transformed the ground into a slippery terrain. Todoroki’s ice has been rendered useless as well and all he can do now is repel oncoming attacks from Class 1-B. Even so, it still falls on Todoroki and Iida to come up with a strategy in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 204 given that they’ve always been portrayed as the leader type.
However, Shoji has also proven his tactical prowess in the past, particularly during the Summer Camp arc. It can be recalled that Shoji used Tokoyami’s Dark Shadow to their advantage when they were attacked by villains during their summer training. This sort of strategical thinking is sorely needed by his team in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 204 as they’ve been unable to counter Honenuki’s Quirk.
What makes the situation worse is that the rest of Class 1-B aren’t letting up with their continuous attack, bombarding the opposition with relentless zeal. So far, it seems that it would be up to Todoroki again to find a way to counter the mud-like terrain. Todoroki can potentially counter Honenuki’s Quirk by freezing the ground and provide solid footing for his squad in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 204.
However, this proved to be trickier than he thought as Honenuki’s reflexes are superbly quick. While there are a lot of avenues that Class 1-A can take, doing so individually would only end in failure. So far, the manga has placed heavy emphasis on teamwork and that most of the success that the students attained was due to them working together. Is Todorki’s team going to lose in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 204?
That remains to be seen. Right now, a glimmer of hope is being provided by Iida as he revealed a new tier to his Engine Quirk called Recipro Turbo. “My Hero Academia” Chapter 204 will expound on this once it’s released on Nov. 5.
