Villains who wanted to be heroes

Summary

• Personal tragedies and disillusionment with Hero Society lead some characters towards the villains.

• Hard reality, unsuccessful dreams and betrayal lead a specific individual to reject heroism.

• My heroic academy immerses in complex motivations of character and shows the dark side of the culture of heroes.

Want to become a hero in the world My heroic academy can end in one of two ways. On the one hand, it can motivate characters to work hard and train as much as possible so that one day they are able to protect civilians from fear, but in some cases it can eventually push someone more towards a villain. A lot of My heroic academyThe story is based on an autopsy of what it means to become a hero, and for readers and viewers it is gradually becoming brighter that the Hero Society is not as the same and fair as it may seem on the surface.

As a result, there are several individuals who, even if they originally want to become the heroes themselves, instead found themselves along the way of darkness and turned into villains, but what exactly made them reject their dreams in the first place? It's time to take a closer look at these villains and reveal where it all went wrong.

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Fine criminal

Gentle dreams of the state with a hero were destroyed by one simple accident

• First performance: Episode 81

Danjuro Tobita is a character who first of all experienced the hard reality and strictness of the heroes of society, and after realizing how terrible it could be, he decided to take over the personality of a villain known as a fine criminal. Before My hero The story begins, Danjuro is a young student who eager to prove his value to eventually become a hero, but this eagerness ends in that it improves. After trying to use his elasticity joke to rescue the man who fell from the building, gentle got in the way for a hero who tried to do the same, resulting in landing on the floor and caused a lot of injuries than hospitalized.

Not only did it break the trust of Danjuro, but it also brought his parents into a heavy debt when they tried to pay for a person's injury, and Danjuro hated among the public because of his activities. What Danjuro Snap really made was when he met one of his classmates who had just become a hero just to find out that his friend did not even remember his name. All this would result in gentle connecting to Spunky La Brava to become a darken duo to make confusion about the dormitory, although during the last war it acts again as a hero.

4

Lady Nagant

Nagant began to question her role in society after being used as a killing machine

• First performance: Episode 133

In her younger years, Lady Nagant or Kaina Tsutsumi was motivated by the idea of ​​using her deadly rifle as a way to protect society as soon as she became a hero. Initially, this personal goal went quite well, especially when she won the title of the best Marksman in all Japan. Over time, however, Kaina began to realize that most of her missions included her ruthless killing not only of villains but also heroes rather than trying to scare them or reform them.

In the end, the stress of constant killing of foreigners was too much due to the heroic commission, and Kaina pulled out the killing of the President of the Commission, resulting in Tartarus's thrown. As shown with numerous characters in the series, including Nagant, maintaining peace is not always as easy as it sounds, and behind the closed doors are those that pull strings, more than willing to commit dirty deeds if it means to save their reputation, something that Nagannt despised.

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Spot

After finding out why people came to the heroes, Stain became a violent vigilant

• First performance: Episode 24

Stain is not a traditional villain in the sense that he does not want to take over the world to hatch some kind of main plan as the highest ruler. Instead, Stain's goal is to hunt and kill “false heroes” and refer to anyone who will become a hero purely for his own selfish profit, rather than to protect others. The story of how he accepted this thinking comes from Vigilante Spin-off Series, where Stain turned out to be a massive fan of all the power when he was young, so much that he even joined the heroic academy to be like him.

But when he noticed how many people decided to take the hero's cloak purely for money and fame, Stain became a vigilant who still leaned on the side of heroism because he tried to kill the villains at this point. However, after a colleague Vigilante Knuckleduster refused him as just a little more than a “mad slasher”, it would mean the birth of Stain's Hero Killer Persona, where he would focus on the removal of false heroes he considered to be inappropriate to maintain his positions in society.

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Dub

When Endeavor stopped paying attention to Dabi, he realized the hard reality of the hero culture

• First performance: Episode 31

The whole reason for Dabi, whose real name is Todorki, was that the effort could raise a child that one day overcomes all strength, at that time the hero number one. At first it didn't seem to be too much a problem, because Toya's Hellflame Quirk was much stronger than his father, so the young boy was excited to one day became a big hero. However, things became acidic as soon as shoto, the fourth child Endeavor, entered the picture and owned the flame of his father and the ice of his mother. At the same time, Toya's own flames began to burn whenever he used them, which caused him to see him as a failure.

The screenplay saw Shot as his last miracle and began to ignore Toya and caused the boy to ask for his father to pay attention to him. When Toya decided to go to Sekoto Peak to show how far he went through his own training, only to show his father, Toya became obsessed with revenge on him and became a highly dangerous villain known as Dabi. The situation of DABI is an example of harmful activities that continue behind the scenes of the Hero Society, and although the effort desperately tried to atone for their sins against their children, it was still his own deeds, which Dabi made him become a darebak in the first place.

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That shigaraki

ShigarAki's fascination of the hero led to a terrible childhood that eventually led him to a villain

• First performance: Episode 8

Although ShigarAki may see most of the series as a sick and twisted villain, he actually did not start in this way. In fact, Shigaraki was a relatively normal child who looked up at the heroes and even wanted to be alone, but that was not the idea supported by his father Kotar. At a young age, Kaaro's mother left Nana to go and fight against everyone and forced him to believe that heroes were simply people who would rather protect foreigners than their own families.

After the young boy disappeared and abused Shigaraki because of his dream, he eventually killed not only his father, but his whole family, after he accidentally activated his decline. From that tragic day, Shigaraki would continue to wear the hands of his deceased relatives around his body, and eventually would become a pawn for his own until Midoriya eventually became him at the end of the story.