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Chapter 424 of My Hero Academia explains that, in addition to Deku, even Bakugo will struggle with scars from the conflict that most likely never will heal. Apart from Bakugo's arm, the young hero's heart's functioning is also in doubt. The doctor has especially advised Bakugo to prioritize bed rest since his rehabilitation will be extended. These disclosures show that Bakugo's journey to become a Symbol of Peace—which requires for a hero to be stronger than anyone—is going to be difficult; Deku is totally out of the running because of his lack of powers.
While Bakugo and Deku's aftermath of the conflict for the half-cold and half-fire quirk user differs from My Hero Academia. Todoroki avoided any lifetime physical injuries that would cause problems for him on his road to become an even more outstanding hero. Shoto's injuries are psychological rather. These mental scars are probably going to be his motivational factor, inspiring him to keep pushing himself and grow into even greater a hero. Though Todoroki's hate of his father may have motivated his ambition to be a hero like All Might, it is now clear that he will aim to be the next Symbol of Peace out of sheer altruism and for the good of the planet.
The aftermath of the war makes clear My Hero Academia's Next Symbol of Peace.
The centuries-old struggle between All For One and One For All has at last found resolution in My Hero Academia, therefore closing the major story of the show. But the end of the show also resulted in consequences probably never going to be healed. Though Izuku Midoriya's ambition of being the Greatest Hero in the world comes true, the protagonist has lost his abilities much like All Might did when he passed on his talents to younger Midoriya. Deku is now helpless, and the world as it is right now desperately needs a "Symbol of Peace," hence the mantle must be given to another person.
Although Todorki is most suited for the future Symbol of Peace, another fan-favorite from My Hero Academia could be able to play this part. Though not nearly as strong as Todoroki, this character has the same appeal that made All Might the epitome of peace and was even the former prospective successor to All Might's One For All: Togata Mirio. Mirio lost his powers, but owing to Eri's talents he recovered his peculiarity. Apart from his strength and diligence, Mirio has a very similar sense of humor to All Might's, which is a special trait that maybe helps him to stand out in becoming the Symbol of Peace.
Even after losing his peculiarity, Mirio's dedication to safeguard everyone around him clearly makes Togata a Symbol of Peace, especially when he sacrifices his all to guard Eri in her battle against Overhaul. If Deku is indeed out of the race, these understated clues scattered throughout My Hero Academia by Kohei Horikoshi could have conceivably already revealed the name of the new Symbol of Peace.
Like All Might, the present hero fulfilling all the requirements of becoming the next symbol of peace is none other than Shoto Todoroki, a classmate and close friend of Deku. Except for his peers Deku and Katsuki Bakguo, none of the all the heroes that have been highlighted had strength like Todorki's. Even during their internships, this trio has always shown their strength—often exceeding several professional heroes.
Though it could be claimed that any of the three could have become the next Symbol of Peace, the recently published chapter #424 of My Hero Academia, "Epilogue," exposes a startling reality: the two main heroes of the series, Deku and Bakugo, are no longer in contention for the future.
In My Hero Academia, certain people possess quirks—superpowers. Not among them is Izuku Midoriya, sometimes known as Deku. Since he was a young child, Deku has always desired to be a hero; he idolizes heroes like All Might, the top hero. now his lack of a quirk has always held him back; now, a serendipitous meeting with All Might after learning of a classmate in peril sets Deku on the road to be a real hero. Deku and a class of hero-in-training at UA form the main focus of My Hero Academia. By means of simulated rescue missions, military training, and other hero-tempering activities, this institution transforms young quirk users into future heroes. Having young Deku acquire the "One-For- All" quirk, he will discover what it takes to be a real hero competing against diabolical supervillains.
Kohei Horikoshi developed the well-liked anime and manga series My Hero Academia. Interesting and strong people abound in the narrative, notably Deku and his classmates. This enables several directions of development for the plot. The show will draw fresh viewers since it is bursting with heart and action.