One Last Story Arc Might Illustrate Changes in Society.
The concept of hero society, and how this civilization so reliant on hero figures started to show cracks in which people could slide through and get lost, turning them into villains, was one of My Hero Academia's main themes over its duration. With people opting not to assist Shigaraki because "a hero will do it," and they didn't want to become involved, he was the perfect illustration of this. Should even one person have extended a helping hand to Shigaraki (other than All for One), he might not have ever turned into a Villain.
Most of the League of Villains echoed this, and it demonstrated how hero society neglected people on the margins. Shigaraki's last conversation with Deku confirmed that the old civilization was gone, destroyed like the villains desired it to be, and that the present is the opportunity to create something fresh. To create a society in which those on the brink of becoming villains are not let to fall through the gaps and receive the assistance required. If such is possible, then the efforts of the crooks were not totally in vain.
Teasers for My Hero Academia One Last New Villain Before the End
Though the book hints the introduction of a new enemy following Shigaraki and All for One's defeat, My Hero Academia may be in its self-declared epilogue but it looks this epilogue will be more like one last plot arc. Although this seeming wicked character is still unknown for now, they could provide some understanding of how precisely things have evolved in hero culture.
Since the third-years like Mirio Togata graduated and Class 1-A progressed to become class 2-A, Chapter 425 largely concentrated on the graduation celebrations at UA. Near the end of the chapter, though, a pair of scissors is seen followed by an enigmatic crying person with disheveled hair who looks to be sporting a face mask. Wandering barefoot, the figure huffing with each step emerged from a tunnel into the wrecked ruins of a city.
The most recent chapter of My Hero Academia presents a new enigmatic character that invites the possibility of a whole new arc before the series ends.
Having only seen on a few panels, this new character hasn't yet done anything sinister. Their frightening look alone implies that they might be on their way to become a villain. Given their circumstances (sobbing, barefoot in the ruins), this does appear like someone who might have lost everything in the conflict. If so, now is the time for a hero to reach out to them, to assist in recovery before bad impulses may take hold and lead to really heinous behavior.
If My Hero Academia is to have one last story arc, then this is the time to show the audience that things really have changed following Shigaraki's defeat and that Deku's new world won't allow people to slide into villainy due of the circumstances of their life. My Hero Academia's narrative clearly shows the shortcomings of the previous hero society; it is up to Deku and the next generation to correct those issues so someone like Shigaraki never shows once more.
Izuku Midoriya: The Series's Hero
My Hero Academia is a multimedia project following a young man named Izuku Midoriya, who dreams to be a hero even though he was born without abilities. While most people receive these superpowers, known as "Quirks," at birth, Izuku was not as lucky; until he met Japan's greatest hero, All Might, Izuku gains his Quirk and starts U.A. High School to learn the true meaning of heroism.
Along with his classmates, each with unique skills, Izuku faces severe training and lethal threats presented by malevolent powers. The narrative has been running for some years now, and it's amazing to see how the show's writers have developed the plot. Fans of superhero anime series must-watch this series.
This Mysterious Character: Who is he?
Since the third-years like Mirio Togata graduated and Class 1-A progressed to become class 2-A, Chapter 425 largely concentrated on the graduation celebrations at UA. Near the end of the chapter, though, a pair of scissors is seen followed by an enigmatic crying person with disheveled hair who looks to be sporting a face mask. Wandering barefoot, the man panting with each step emerged from a tunnel into the wrecked ruins of a city.
Who this number is and what it represents remain unknown. The way the character looks and the condition of the surroundings suggest that the story of the person will be very important for the direction of My Hero Academia. The character can become quite important throughout the course of the series.
