Considering the previous chapter of the manga featured Todoroki and Bakugo jumping in to stop a purse snatcher, it’s only natural that there would be a lot of hype for “My Hero Academia” Chapter 219. Fans will not be disappointed since there will supposedly be several pages dedicated to this fight. The pair will win, of course, but it will be the ensuing developments after that which could prove most interesting. It would appear that the League of Villains will be attacked by Gigantomachia.
Suffice it to say, events are beginning to pick up speed, with publications like OtakuKart speculating that the purse snatcher will have something to do with the Quirk Liberation Army. The group is expected to make an appearance in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 219. However, the recent leaks suggest that it is to showcase the capture of Giran, the broker working for the League of Villains.
It would seem that the group will try to get information out of him about Shigaraki and his underlings, but the man will prove quite stubborn. As a result, the leader of the QLA will ominously say in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 219 that his interrogation is going to take a while.
Speaking of the League of Villains, the leaks also suggest that they will have their own troubles to deal with. There will supposedly be a flashback segment in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 219 where readers will be taken one month in the past. During that time, it would seem that Gigantomachia will attack the league and take out at least three members.
Fans will remember that Gigantomachia is supposed to be a servant of All-For-One, so why would he want to harm the group led by the student of his former master? Fans will likely find the answers when “My Hero Academia” Chapter 219 comes out. It will drop soon enough on March 11.


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