Characters that should have died in mha

Summary

• Review survival after a brutal meeting with Midoriya leaves the fans surprised.

• Hawks that escaped death reinforce the tension in the final war against everyone for one.

• Mirko and other characters who survived decisive moments could have emphasized the action.

Although it is always a sad occasion when a character loses its life in an anime, it may sometimes feel necessary to add some efforts and tension to the overall act. While author Kohei Horikoshi seemed pretty hesitant to kill characters for a while in My hero AcademyIt would eventually be much more injured once for one, Shigaraki and the other dangerous villains began to get much stronger.

That being said, several key people ended up avoiding death, or in some cases, even having a false death. For many of these characters, the fans tend to agree that they should probably have stayed down for good, given that it would not only have done for a memorable moment in the series but could also have served as a nice conclusion for their bow. When you talk about My hero Academy Characters who should probably have been taken out of history at one point, these are some of the most important examples that are regularly taken up by fans.

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Review

The irrevocable villain took a fairly blow before he was locked up

• First appearance: Section 65

The review is a villain that is easy to hate, so much that it is honestly surprising that he managed to remain alive after his confrontation with Midoriya, given how irrevocable he is as a character. After the review managed to get hold of Eri, a young girl with the extremely powerful Rewind quarry, he would use his own badger to break the girl apart before he quickly put her back so that he could extract her blood.

The reason he abused Eri was so he could use her to create bullets that could remove a person's screaming ability altogether. Connect this with the fact that the review is pumulated by a barrier of attacks from Midoriya to 100% of its power, and it is still a surprise that Horikoshi did not decide to get him to remove the story completely.

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Hawks

Having such a formidable pro hero killed in action would reinforce the intensity of the final war

• First appearance: Section 87

Although they were introduced at about halfway in the series, the young and infinitely charismatic pro hero known as Hawks a fairly major role in the broader story. Hawks act as a kind of undercover agent for the heroes who manage to extract lots of critical information about the villains and Meta Liberation Army for his allies, and despite his wings being burned by Dabi, he eventually did it in one piece.

It is in the last war with everyone for one where hawks really take a blow. After becoming the best of all for one and strictly up as a lifeless corpse, everything for a steal would be aware of him, and while the Hawks survive the meeting, he would die in perspective how absurdly powerful everything for one really is that he can humiliate the number 2 hero in such a gravel fashion.

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Mirko

Mirko's victim would show how absurd strong shigaraki would really be

• First appearance: Section 87

The stage for Mirko wipes several advanced Nomus in one case is a real epic moment for the PRO hero, although many fans left the head when Mirko, after having several limbs, would survive the hell trial. Although she would require an arm and bone transplant to stay alive, the fact that Mirko was still alive and kicked at all remarkably, although she would be killed after the nomu act would have enabled her to end her time in the series with a battle.

At the same time, Mirko's absence would have raised the efforts by putting the heroes even more of a disadvantage in the last war, where they would miss one of their strongest units. It makes sense that Mirko reached the end of the series, considering how popular she is among the fan base, although her death would definitely have added a lot to the excitement up to the final war.

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Rethink

The former leader of the Meta-Liberation Army could have gone out in a gloss of glory

• First appearance: Section 108

Re-Destro's epic duel with Shigaraki is one that no fan of the series will ever be able to forget, but their collision ends on something of a controversial note. After seeing how strong and capable shigaraki is in battle, Re-Destro decides that he is worth leading Meta Liberation Army and its ideals into the future and encourages him to hand over the top to his newfound allies.

Given that Re-Destro is imprisoned not long after, Horikoshi could potentially have had Shigaraki to kill him in their struggle as a way to emphasize how strong and graceless Shigaraki has become. At the same time, since Edgeshot is the one who takes him down, it would have been perfect to see Edgeshots Quirk interact with re-dests inside as a way to kill him, which could be ashamed Bakugo's revival later, which made it much more likely.

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Dabi

Dabi's last meeting with his family felt like a fitting ending for the villain

• First appearance: Section 31

While Dabis Blueflame Quirk is more than strong enough to burn even the strongest heroes to nothing but Ash, it comes at the expense of his own body, which was slowly burned away due to the heavy use of his flame. During the last war, after Dabi wears down the Hero Society and reaches his emotional breaking point, his property begins to go into exaggeration and turn him into a ticking time bomb that will destroy the entire country if he is not stopped.

Thankfully is the pursuit and the rest of the Todoroki family there to prevent this from happening, but it is honestly surprising that Dabi does not lose his life here, considering how injured his organs are from all over the fire. After the war is officially over, Dabi is connected to a machine that hardly keeps him alive, but having Dabi to die in the original battle, moments after talking to a family one-on-one, would have been a really fitting end for the iconic villain.

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Gran Torino

How Gran Torino survived a stick straight through the chest can fans just wonder

• First appearance: Section 27

Gran Torino plays a rather important role early in My hero AcademyThe story, acts as a mentor for Midoriya when he still got used to one for all, but he slowly fades in the background throughout the series. As a member of the old guard who had been a teacher for all power and a companion to Nana Shimura, Gran Torino had seen one for all transferred between many users during his time.

As a result, many assumed that he would inevitably be removed from the story of a villain as a way to enter the series' prominent theme for each generation and continue the legacy of the one that came before. However, the main reason that Torino should have kicked the bucket is because of how he became stabbed straight through the chest of shigaraki, just to somehow do it through alive, even though he was also an older man. It may have been that Horikoshi loved Gran Torino just a little too much, but in retrospect it seems that it would have been the right conversation with having Pro-Hero.

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All maybe

All Might's Fall would have a huge impact on Midoriya and the hero community in general

• First appearance: Section 1

Before My hero Academy Officially ended in manganese, many fans were determined that everything might bite the dust sooner or later, given the tradition that protagonists were killed in action. Much to the surprise to everyone, Japan's most iconic Pro-Hero did it through, although it is not an exaggeration to say that his death would have had enormous consequences on the story and the characters.

If everything might have lost their life in the first battle with one for everyone in the hiding place, it would have put a great burden on people's confidence in the Hero Society and raised the efforts tremendously. On the other hand, if everyone might have died in his second confrontation with his honor, where he used support equipment to help him fight, Midoriya would have been even more determined to stop Shigaraki and his teacher once and for all, as a way to continue All Might's incredible heritage.

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Bakgugo

Bakugo's revival is a controversial moment that feels like it comes out of nowhere

• First appearance: Section 1

Bakugo is one of the most convincing characters in the entire series, mainly because of how much he changes and matures. For starters, he encounters so little more than a brash and selfish madman who does not love anything more than blasting him in the wrong way, but he will eventually realize the responsibilities that come with being a hero and the selflessness required to become a protector of society.

All this culminates in him that makes a final position against Shigaraki in his final form, where Bakugo not only releases the real potential of his explosion, but also reveals a whole new panzer form. Bakugo is left for death at the end of this battle, although he is later revived by Edgeshot, apparently nowhere. Since Bakugo is considered one of the “big three” characters in the series, it is easy to see why Horikoshi went back on his death, but it felt like the perfect moment to end Bakugo's character arch, given that he would have put his life on the line that protected others from a powerful villain.