My Hero Academia named Hawks the MVP from Season 6's newest episode:
My Hero Academia's sixth season is now working through all of the emotional turmoil and damage cause by the war between the heroes and villains in the first half of the season last Fall, and the newest episode of the series has named Hawks the newest MVP of the season thanks to the dive into his tragic origin story.
It's been an especially eye opening loss for the current top two heroes, Endeavor and Hawks. Although Hawks had been working to undermine the Paranormal Liberation Front for some time, he still do some intense damage in the fight with Dabi and can barely move around on his own. But given what everyone learned about Dabi during the climax of the fight, the series has named him the MVP for his desire to help protect Endeavor as much as he possibly can: ▼https://t.
It eventually gets to the point where he's essentially sold to the Public Safety Commission with the promise that he could be a pro hero. Worshipping Endeavor thanks to the hero being the one putting his father away, the young Hawks agreed to all of this with the promise that he could be like Endeavor someday. But now in the present day, Hawks notices how much more trouble Endeavor is in now thanks to Dabi, and that's what's driving him forward to the next battle.
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