What New Villains Are Introduced In My Hero Academia Volume 22?

After last volume's climax, who's the next major threat Deku's class faces? Avoiding spoilers for specific Quirks, just villains' roles.
2026-08-04 12:04:49
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IvanWells
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From a pure battle shonen perspective, Hood is a fantastic addition. It raises the power ceiling meaningfully. We'd seen All Might smash Nomu, but this one required Endeavor to go beyond his limits and literally burn his own body out to achieve a victory. It established a new benchmark for what the top-tier heroes are now expected to handle. The fight also serves as Hawks' proper introduction to the frontline, showing his incredible speed and intelligence. The villains aren't playing around anymore; they're sending targeted, strategic weapons.
2026-08-06 01:52:23
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ThePage
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Honestly, after Hood, every other Nomu feels a bit underwhelming. It set the bar so high for what these creations can be. Its introduction was a statement: 'This is the new normal. Adapt or die.' For a shonen series, that's a brave move. It forces the power scaling to escalate in a believable, in-world way (through advanced science) rather than just because the plot demands it.
2026-08-06 08:54:26
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DanaLane
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I'm waiting to see if anyone brings up the meta-villainy of the public and media in that volume. While Hood is the physical threat, the way society instantly turns on Endeavor, dissecting his past and his family mid-fight, is its own kind of villainous force. The volume brilliantly introduces this collective antagonist—the fickle, demanding populace that All Might shielded everyone from. Hawks' morally gray dealings on the sidelines further blur the lines. So yeah, a new Nomu, but also a new, more insidious type of conflict for our heroes to face.
2026-08-08 18:14:21
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RioYoung
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The Meta Liberation Army arc, starting here, is one of my favorites because the villains are so coherent. Each lieutenant fills a specific role in a revolutionary apparatus. They feel like a real organization, not a bunch of bad guys thrown together. That makes their conflict with the more organic, family-like League of Villains incredibly compelling. It's structure versus anarchy.
2026-08-09 09:18:34
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Sonny
Sonny
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Is it weird that I was almost more scared for the heroes after the Hood fight? The villain introduced isn't just the monster, but the aftermath. The public's reaction, the exposed secrets, the vulnerability—it's all a new kind of threat that punches the heroes in a place their Quirks can't defend. Endeavor wins the battle but immediately loses the war of public perception. That cynical, distrustful atmosphere feels like a villain that's much harder to defeat.
2026-08-10 06:44:22
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