My Hero Academia Teases Government's Dark Plans for Izuku's Generation

Boku No Hero fans know how to pick out the calm which comes before a storm. The series has had some tumultuous things go down, and the manga shook things up with its last arc, and it has left the heroes-to-be at UA Academy in a bad spot.

My Hero Academia Teases Government's Dark Plans for Izuku's Generation
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Not long ago, Boku No Hero went live with a new arc where the chapter 242 did something unthinkable. The chapter began with a check-in on the Pro Heroes teaching at UA Academy, and it was there principal Nezu confirmed the school needed to roll out new work studies... and it had nothing to do with his preference.

This time, the Public Safety Commission itself has requested that every Hero Course student participate in what they're calling 'practical field testing'," Nezu told the gang. Immediately, Midnight pipes up to say the order sounds more like a scared message. The Public Safety Commission is scared of being outnumbered, and Nezu is quick to agree. He suspect the commission has sniffed out some great danger that lies ahead. This document is ambiguous to keep anyone from knowing the truth, so just as Kayama says, this work study request feels like a message.

As it turns out, the government is ready to do something unprecedented, and it all comes down to a growing battle. My Hero Academia set up the League of Villains as a true powerhouse in its last arc by merging their forces with the Liberation Army. Now, the heroes are ready to bulk up their numbers, but the teachers of UA Academy don't appear to be thrilled by the idea.