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“My Hero Academia” Season 4 will be coming out in October and it’ll feature one of the darkest arcs ever told in the series. There will be multiple battles during this plotline with several secondary characters being highlighted, among them is Suneater.
As a refresher, Suneater is one of the three strongest students of the academy whose Quirk allows him to use the biology of any animal he has eaten. In “My Hero Academia” Season 4, the elf-like hero will take on three villains at once during a messy raid.
Although these antagonists aren’t as strong compared to other characters in the series, their combo will prove troublesome enough. Their coordinated attacks forced Suneater to utilize the full potential of his Quirk, morphing into a menagerie of animals involving an octopus, mollusks, and birds. After Tamaki defeated the villains, he tried joining back to the others only for his body to give up on him following the exhausting skirmish. The raid in “My Hero Academia” Season 4 will then proceed to the wild chase involving Deku, Eraser Head, and several other high-ranking heroes.
Their effort is somewhat delayed by a villain whose Quirk allows him to merge with inanimate objects and manipulate them at will. Naturally, the antagonists’ main concern is Eraser Head given how powerful his Quirk is. But Eraser Head and his group anticipated this tactic and quickly counters it when they tried taking him out of the fight. “My Hero Academia” Season 4 will have Fat Gum and Red Riot taking the hit for Shota, forcing them to fight a two on two battle involving a pair that highly complements their powers.
Touted as a spear and a shield, the combo proved too much for Fat Gum and Red Riot, who were backed in a corner by a villain who has immense strength. Indeed, his punches are so powerful that Red Riot’s Unbreakable Quirk was smashed to pieces and Fat Gum’s absorption abilities were rendered useless. However, due to quick thinking and a sudden change of tactics, the heroes eventually come out on top but not without major injuries. These are but the few action sequences to be expected in “My Hero Academia” Season 4, with the boss battle considered one of the highlights of the entire series.
