My Hero Academia Deku may be overlooking a key point in his quest to save Shigaraki
My Hero Academia Deku may be overlooking a key point in his quest to save Shigaraki × Follow Us Create Notifications New User posted their first comment this is comment text Link Approve Reject & ban Delete Log in Manage your profile Editing Story Queue Video Queue Editing Stats Writer Home SEO Redirection Admin Wiki Edits Taxonomy Home Edit Site Menu Mapping Dashboard Tag Pages Community Social Feed Queue Feed Center Notification Center Affiliate Home Manage Pages Bottom Tagline Dash Timeless Stories Logout Anime Feature
yes, he's still...20443"All for One, is Shigaraki still there?"yes, he's still... https://t.co/PZKB4IXsFG As Shigaraki combined with All For One's powers, it was revealed that the villain shared a poisonous and exploitative relationship with his body. This is what further fueled Shigaraki's hatred. Deku states that in the villain, he sees a little child whose hope was crushed. It was this child he wanted to save. His aim was to break his outer shell and reach deeper into him. Deku did not want to exchange blows with previous villains as well. Rather, he wished he could have understood them.
My Hero Academia Deku may be overlooking a key point in his quest to save Shigaraki
By Casey Mendez Modified 26 Sep 2022 Follow Us Comment Share Deku and Shigaraki in My Hero Academia (Image via Srudio Bones) My Hero Academia protagonist Deku is one with a pure heart. Born without a quirk, he knew what it felt like to be powerless. That was until he met All Might, and his world turned upside down. The events of the manga now move to the most-awaited Paranormal Liberation War Arc. Deku and Shigaraki are set to face each other in a fight to the death. However, Deku's revelations awaken a feeling within that Shigaraki might not yet be beyond salvation. Disclaimer: This article contains the views of the author. There are also spoilers from the manga.My Hero Academia Why does Deku want to save Shigaraki and is it justified
In Chapter 305 of the My Hero Academia manga, Deku clarifies his intentions of saving Shigaraki Tomura. As uncanny and unexpected as it seems, Deku seems to have his reasons. During the fight against a full-powered All For One and the growing strength of One For All in Deku and Shigaraki, the two powers began to resonate. At this moment, Deku vows to the villain that he intends to save him. It seems that the pair formed a deeper connection than previously understood. Nana Shimura in My Hero Academia (Image via Studio Bones) The chapter begins with Deku in discussion with One For All's vestiges. Nana Shimura, All Might's mentor, steps forth and asks Deku if he would be able to finish Shigaraki. Deku responded negatively, stating that he had seen the villain's dreadful childhood in a vision. Shigaraki and his sister came from a broken family. His parents had their problems. His mother, Nana Shimura, wanted to pursue her hero career, while his father loathed heroes. Completely clueless, he was put up for adoption, and his father turned harsh towards him. As his quirk manifested, he accidentally killed his sister and mother and eventually his father out of hatred. All For One found Shigaraki and mentored him into what he is today. tomura archives@tomurapics"All for One, is Shigaraki still there?"yes, he's still...20443"All for One, is Shigaraki still there?"yes, he's still... https://t.co/PZKB4IXsFG As Shigaraki combined with All For One's powers, it was revealed that the villain shared a poisonous and exploitative relationship with his body. This is what further fueled Shigaraki's hatred. Deku states that in the villain, he sees a little child whose hope was crushed. It was this child he wanted to save. His aim was to break his outer shell and reach deeper into him. Deku did not want to exchange blows with previous villains as well. Rather, he wished he could have understood them.