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Jun 4, 2023 · Deku decided become bait to lure Shigaraki. He, however, did not want to put his friends in danger and decided to leave U.A. for good. After leaving U.A, Deku helped as many civilians as possible and did not become a rogue villain. Contents.
Sep 19, 2021 · After admission to U.A. In high school, Izuku’s classmate Ochako Uraraka inspires him to adopt his nickname and use it as a hero’s name. Now, why would such a character even become a villain, even if it’s just something made up? Let us examine that.
Aug 10, 2024 · In Chapter 423 of My Hero Academia, Izuku finally defeats Shigaraki once and for all after giving up all of his quirks (including One For All) in order to weaken his enemy. As a result, he’s ...
Aug 16, 2024 · To Save Shigaraki From All For One, Izuku Gave Up His Powers. Like Deku, the young villain Shigaraki was given an incredibly powerful Quirk, All For One, which contained an immeasurable amount of Quirks its original wielder stole from others.
Aug 28, 2024 · Deku's One For All Quirk was linked to the series' ultimate villain's Quirk, known as All For One. The series' last arc finally demonstrated what an all-out battle between the two would look like, and while it ended well for the heroes, Deku's powers had to be sacrificed to defeat the villain.
By the end of chapter 317 (Dark Hero Arc), Deku had the makings of a villain in both power and appearance. He became exhausted and angry with himself for his actions, only strengthening Black...
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In his final battle with Tomura, Izuku showed to be capable of receiving a powerful punch from the villain with no injuries when the villain’s quirks were erased. His durability and endurance increase further when he uses blackwhip to shield himself from Tomura’s attacks after he regained his quirks, using it internally and externally to ...
