History Awesome / MyHeroSCP

* The Shadows and Heights Alliance get shocked when it turns out the Monarch of the Osaka Underworld is affiliated with the Meta Liberation Army. Even worse, it's Akira's father Mejo, who cheated death as his son's hands thanks to a Quirk that can revive him from any form of death other than old age.

* As Midorang wasn't strong enough already, the final Kyoto-based Progrise Key is the Strong Quirk.

* Bobbles shows up again, and this time is successfully caught with no way to weasel his way out, with Midorang knocking for a loop with his spinning lariat, the Okinawa Smash. The heroes even manage to use his phone to find Octagon's name, Akihiko Kanzaki, and undo the Underworld's influence.

* The villain in Sapporo proves to be more subtle than the previous two. Rather than outwardly trying to ruin their nemesis by affecting the people at large, this one just tries to influence the mayoral cabinet, as their chosen her nemesis doubles as the city's mayor. It's not until the elections draw near that the city at large starts to get influenced.

* The villain in Sapporo proves to be more subtle than the previous two. Rather than outwardly trying to ruin their nemeses by affecting the people at large, this one just tries to influence the mayoral cabinet, as their chosen her nemesis doubles as the city's mayor. It's not until the elections draw near that the city at large starts to get influenced.

* The Shibuya Monarch in this case is Aira Otohime, an old bully of Alice's. When Otohime hears a report from Valjean's agency, she thinks she's about to hear about Alice being targeted as a suspect for the rash of psychological breakdowns. The smile is wiped from her face when it runs out Otohime herself is the prime suspect, much to her shock and confusion (it's impossible for the target of an Underworld to enter said Underworld, unless they piggyback off an officially licensed hero that can enter).

* Waldo's history certainly makes him seem like a grade-A badass of a villain. We even see that he was once able to infiltrate the Oldest House, the headquarters of the SCP Foundation.

* Waldo's history certainly makes him seem like a grade-A badass of a villain.

* While also a funny moment, the fact that Hitoshi can keep up with Himiko enough to practically scramble her brains with his Brainwashing is also pretty awesome.

* The two friends manage to pull of an epic win, Dynamite keeping All Might's attention while Midorang's throws out a Rising Sun Smash with as much of One For All as he can handle. All Might is so strong is merely disorients him, but that's still enough of an opening for Dynamite to slap the capture cuffs on him.

* When the gang gets blocked on the stairs, Melissa notes the nearby security door leads to open area, Minoru figures that's the better option since they'll be facing villains either way, but an indoor forest is a better option for combat due to being more open and having better cover options.

* Midorang proves no slouch, pretty breaking even with All Might during a tug-of-war with Blackwhip as the rope. Even when he loses the struggle, Midorang has enough presence of mind to launch Smokescreen before [[GrievousHarmWithABody getting slammed into Dynamite.]]

* Round Five, Captain Sparkle and Uravity vs Thirteen. Captain Sparkle reveals internally that he sees his "sparkling" personality as just {{Kayfabe}} and actually takes his hero training very seriously, actually pulling off an effective BatmanGambit to trick Thirteen and give Uravity and opening to pin her.

* Credit to the One For All users besides Nana Shimura, they clearly were smart enough to bring backup that new about All For One and could potentially deal with him, even if only All Might was ever able to truly defeat him.

* During the rescue training with All Might, Izuku's makes good use of his newly awakened Float Quirk to reach the center of the field first.

* One truly epic moment comes from a side hero named Firebird, whose Phoenix Quirk, let the name implies, let's her come BackFromTheDead if something kills her. Like a confused Nomu that has no concept of such powers. One entanglement from Hanta later, and Firebird roasts the creature until it falls unconscious.

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* Jalil Kubdel's rise as Crimson Death. He gets together a skilled team of fresh Quirked humans (though at the time they wouldn't be called as such), tricks Marinette into designing him a supervillain costume, defeats Hawkmoth, and announces himself to the world.

* And Homelander being able to survive any weapon known to man means nothing when he opponent doesn't even plan on killing him, and is strong enough that he doesn't even need to bother. Once Midorang points out that Homelander tried to kill a popular hero [[EngineeredPublicConfession on live TV]], he smacks around Homelander like a ragdoll before laying him out.

** Black Noir gets Homelander in a painful arm lock well delivering a long-overdue TheReasonYouSuckSpeech, coupled with admitting that he was partially at fault for Homelander's current mindset.

* We see Infinite make good on his promise to recruit new blood into the League as we see the first of the recruits, Yule Man. Just the fact that Yule Man is an elderly and experienced villain in impressive since the only other villains we've seen past their thirties were Sliming Sadist and All For One.

* The two friends manage to pull of an epic win, Dynamite keeping All Might's attention while Midorang's throws out a Rising Sun Smash with as much of One For All as he can handle. All Might is strong is merely disorients him, but that's still enough of an opening for Dynamite to slap the capture cuffs on him.