It’s an all-out war in the “My Hero Academia” universe now with the Quirk Liberation Army that is composed of over 100,000 followers directly challenging the League of Villains. It would seem that Tomura Shigaraki’s group is in for a world of pain in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 224, as well. On one end are the heroes trying to take them down and on the other are Destro’s children. Then right in the middle is Gigantomachia who is still trying to take them out.
As Blasting News reports, the battle between the QLA and the league has begun in its initial stages of posturing and maneuvering. As of now, the league is in a distinct disadvantage in terms of numbers, resources, and strategy. What’s more, only the league will be dealing with enemies from all sides, effectively making Shigaraki and his friends the underdog. This is the situation they will find themselves in when “My Hero Academia” Chapter 224 comes out.
Based solely on the fact that everything is working out for worst in the league’s favor, it would seem that the villains are being set up for major growth. Challenges can either bring out the best or worst in people, and this will be Shigaraki’s chance to prove that he is worthy of the leadership role he has. His true reign could begin in “My Hero Academia” Chapter 224.
Of course, he and his team will need to face the QLA and the heroes, at the same time. They will need to do so while trying to avoid getting crushed by Gigantomachia. How they will be able to do this is the question, but it would seem that there will be a fair bit of coincidental miracles coming up. This is how it always works out in mangas, after all. “My Hero Academia” Chapter 224 will be coming out on April 15.


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