Which Heroes And Villains Get Major Battles In My Hero Academia Vol 26?

Spoilers for Volume 26 are fine. Which rivalries and key villain arcs culminate in its biggest fights? Mainly curious about Deku's opponents and the League.
2026-08-04 07:42:55
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Thematically, the battles contrast two ideas: destruction for the sake of creation (Overhaul) and self-destruction for the sake of saving others (Deku, Nighteye). Overhaul destroys and reconstructs matter to fit his ideal. Deku destroys his own body to save Eri. Sir Nighteye destroys his own future to change fate. Even Kirishima pushes his body to its breaking point.

Every major conflict involves a character willingly breaking themselves for a cause. The volume asks: what is the acceptable cost of victory? How much of yourself can you sacrifice before you're no longer the person who wanted to win? There are no easy answers, and the aftermath shows the scars, both physical and psychological. The battles are the crucible where these questions are violently asked.
2026-08-05 08:03:36
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I’d argue the truly major battles are defined by their narrative impact, not just page count. Mirio facing Overhaul after losing his Quirk is a major battle of will. Deku’s fight is a major battle of control and trust with Eri. Nighteye’s is a major battle against a predetermined future. Overhaul’s final form is the physical manifestation of the arc’s conflict.

So the heroes with major battles: Midoriya, Mirio, Nighteye. The villain: Overhaul. Characters like Tamaki and Kirishima had their big moments in the previous volume; here, they’re supporting. The emotional resolution for Mirio and Nighteye is what makes the fights in this volume hit so hard.
2026-08-05 19:29:15
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Looking at the page count dedicated to combat for each character seals it. Mirio gets a solid chapter-plus of solo fighting. Deku gets multiple chapters of the main event. Nighteye is present and actively fighting throughout Deku’s segment. Overhaul is the antagonist throughout.

No other character gets more than a page or two of combat in this volume; it’s all reaction shots, cleanup, or aftermath. So by quantitative measure, those four have the major battles. The data (page allocation) supports the narrative importance.
2026-08-06 14:42:51
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Honestly, if you’re looking for pure action spread, this volume is a bit narrow. It’s the climax, so it zeroes in. Deku vs. Overhaul (with Eri on his back) is the extended final fight. Mirio vs. Overhaul is shorter but unforgettable. Sir Nighteye contributes critically, but his ‘battle’ is intertwined with Deku’s. The other pros and students are dealing with the aftermath and cleanup, not getting new full-fledged battles.

So the shortlist: Izuku Midoriya, Mirio Togata, and Sir Nighteye as the primary combatants on the hero side. Overhaul is the sole villain antagonist for these clashes. Chronostasis and the other Hassaikai are already defeated or being restrained by the time this volume kicks off.
2026-08-07 00:38:14
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The fights are brutal. Mirio gets pierced. Nighteye gets impaled. Deku breaks his arms again (though Eri heals them continuously). Overhaul gets utterly pulverized. The ‘major battle’ isn’t a clean win; it’s a traumatic ordeal for everyone involved. That’s what makes it memorable.

So the heroes who endure this are Mirio, Deku, and Nighteye. The villain who inflicts and receives this is Overhaul. The volume doesn’t shy away from the physical and psychological cost, which elevates these battles above standard shonen fare. They feel consequential.
2026-08-07 03:42:36
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