Fate of all 24 My Hero Academia Villains by the End of the Series, Explained

Fate of all 24 My Hero Academia Villains by the End of the Series, Explained

As Mangaka Kohei Horikoshi’s popular series My Hero Academia has come to an end, the fate of the series’ villains has sparked discussions among the fandom.

The My Hero Academia villains have played a crucial role in shaping the story’s direction, with characters such as All For One, Tomura Shigaraki, Dabi/Toya Todoroki, Himiko Toga, and other members of the League of Villains serving as the main antagonists.

The antagonistic characters have also played a crucial role in shaping the plot. Through their actions, they have indirectly impacted the development of the hero society. The struggles against these foes have brought the heroes together in their mission to safeguard the world from malevolent forces.

Now that the series has come to an end, fans are eagerly anticipating the ultimate fates of the important antagonists. This article provides a comprehensive list of all the My Hero Academia villains and their outcomes by the conclusion of the story.

AFO, Shigaraki, and 22 other Villains in My Hero Academia: Concluding Their Stories by the End of the Series

All For One (AFO)

Tomura Shigaraki as seen in the anime (Image via Bones)
Tomura Shigaraki as seen in the anime (Image via Bones)

Deceased

Despite facing numerous defeats, including significant losses against All Might and Bakugo, AFO remains the greatest antagonist among all the My Hero Academia villains. Despite being on the brink of demise multiple times, he returns to confront Deku in the final war, serving as the ultimate adversary, solidifying his role as the self-proclaimed Demon Lord.

In the ultimate showdown, Deku, along with civilians such as Eri and the evacuees at UA, join forces to defeat AFO, ultimately leading to his downfall and the conclusion of the series.

Tomura Shigaraki (Tenko Shimura)

Shigaraki as seen in the anime (Image via Bones)
Shigaraki as seen in the anime (Image via Bones)

Condition: Deceased

Despite Tenko Shimura’s transformation into one of the most notorious My Hero Academia villains, known as the embodiment of fear, Tomura Shigaraki is ultimately a tragic product of his circumstances. The influence of AFO initiates a series of events that ultimately leads Shigaraki to embark on a villainous journey.

In the ultimate showdown with Deku, the hero succeeds in shattering his barrier of hostility as he reveals his true feelings to his nemesis. In the end, it is the vestige of Tomura Shigaraki that assists Deku in vanquishing AFO (who is in control of Shigaraki’s body) once and for all, resulting in Shigaraki’s body disintegrating into ashes. Therefore, Tomura Shigaraki meets his demise at the conclusion of the tale.

All Might comes to the realization that even though it was not possible to save Tomura’s life, Deku was able to redeem his soul by breaking through his hatred. This ultimately granted Tomura peace in his last moments.

3) Dabi (Toya Todoroki)

Dabi using Blueflame (Image via Bones)
Dabi using Blueflame (Image via Bones)

Condition: Hinted to be deceased

Dabi, the eldest son of Endeavor, from the Endeavor family in My Hero Academia, becomes one of the most notorious villains. In the final battle, he tries to self-destruct, with the intention of bringing down Endeavor and his entire family.

Despite beginning to explode, Dabi is stopped by Shoto’s Great Glacial Aegir, which puts out the flames. Even after the final war, Dabi manages to survive, however, his body is left severely injured and in a fragile state.

Despite being kept in a holding facility and receiving treatment to sustain his slowly dying body, Dabi’s fate remains unknown after the eight-year time skip. Considering his limited lifespan due to the war, it is possible that he has passed away.

H3 4) Himiko Toga /h3>

Toga saves Ochako's life by giving her a blood transfusion. (Image via Bones)
Toga saves Ochako’s life by giving her a blood transfusion. (Image via Bones)

Current status: Deceased

Himiko Toga’s character in My Hero Academia has sparked much debate and conflict among fans, and her final action only fuels the controversy. The epilogue arc controversially confirms Toga’s death.

Despite her intense battle with Ochako during the final war, Toga still chooses to sacrifice herself in order to save Ochako’s life. She selflessly gives Ochako a much-needed blood transfusion, as Ochako had lost a significant amount of blood. However, Toga’s ultimate act of sacrifice goes unnoticed by the world, remaining unseen by all.

Despite being deemed unfair and unsatisfactory by many, this conclusion has sparked debates among fans about Horikoshi’s choice to end Toga and Ochako’s story in this particular way.

5) Twice (Jin Bubaigawara)

Deceased: Yes

Jin Bubaigawara, who goes by the villain alias Twice, is a crucial member of the League of Villains. He holds significant importance throughout the series, especially in the Meta Liberation Army Arc and the Paranormal Liberation War Arc.

Despite Twice’s potential, his involvement in the Paranormal Liberation War Arc was abruptly ended when Hawks took him out during the Gunga Villa raid. This was done to prevent him from using his powerful quirk to assist the villains.

Despite meeting his end long before the final war, Twice’s quirk continues to play a significant role as Toga utilizes it during her battle with Ochako and the others. Even after his untimely demise, Twice remains one of the most influential villains in My Hero Academia.

6) Kurogiri

My Hero Academia villains Kurogiri and Shigaraki (Image via Bones)
My Hero Academia villains Kurogiri and Shigaraki (Image via Bones)

The individual’s status is now deceased.

Dr. Garaki created Kurogiri as a Nomu under the orders of AFO, utilizing the deceased body of Oboro Shirakumo. Kurogiri’s primary objective was to assist and safeguard Shigaraki, and his warp quirk proved to be an essential asset to the League of Villains. Although Kurogiri was a villain, remnants of Shirakumo’s character remained present within him.

Despite the heavy toll it took on his body, Aizawa and Present Mic were able to connect with the remnants of Shirakumo during the final battle and utilize Kurogiri’s quirk to aid the heroes. In a final act of sacrifice, Kurogiri attempted to protect Shigaraki from Deku’s attack, but was ultimately stopped by Bakugo, resulting in his demise. This brings a sense of closure to Aizawa and Present Mic who had been mourning the loss of their dear friend Oboro Shirakumo.

7) Spinner (Shuichi Iguchi)

Spinner, one of the My Hero Academia villains (Image via Bones)
Spinner, one of the My Hero Academia villains (Image via Bones)

The current status is either alive or arrested.

Despite facing numerous challenges, Shuichi Iguchi, also known as Spinner, emerges as one of the few surviving members of the League of Villains in the series’ conclusion. With his beliefs heavily influenced by Stain, Spinner plays a crucial role in leading the heteromorph rebellion during the epic final war.

Following the defeat of Spinner by Shoji and Present Mic, he was taken into custody and incarcerated. In the aftermath of the final war, Spinner penned a book chronicling the League and its leader, Shigaraki, who was not only his comrade but also a cherished friend. This book serves as a tribute to their memory and a way to preserve their legacy for future generations.

8) Atsuhiro Sako, AKA Mr. Compress

Mr. Compress in the anime (Image via Bones)
Mr. Compress in the anime (Image via Bones)

Current Condition: Alive/In Custody

Atsuhiro Sako, also known as Mr. Compress, is among the handful of key members of the League of Villains who manages to survive until the end of the story. His role as a villain comes to an end before the ultimate battle, when he sacrifices himself to aid Shigaraki/AFO in their escape during the conclusion of the Paranormal Liberation War.

Despite being knocked out by Mirio, Mr. Compress was still captured and incarcerated. In the final chapter 430, he is shown in a panel reading Spinner’s book about Shigaraki and the League.

Gigantomachia

Gigantomachia in the anime (Image via Bones)
Gigantomachia in the anime (Image via Bones)

Condition: Deceased

Gigantomachia, known as one of AFO’s most devoted followers and former bodyguard, remains one of the most powerful antagonists in My Hero Academia. He consistently fulfills AFO’s commands, occasionally aiding Shigaraki and the League in their endeavors.

Despite the heroes’ efforts to take control of Machia using Shinso’s Brainwashing during the final war and use him to fight AFO, their plan ultimately fails. In chapter 385, AFO, now restored to his prime thanks to Eri’s quirk, unleashes a massive lightning blast that obliterates Machia’s entire body and ends his life.

10) Kai Chisaki’s Overhaul

Overhaul in the anime (Image via Bones)
Overhaul in the anime (Image via Bones)

Current Condition: Living/In Custody

Kai Chisaki, also known as Overhaul, is the primary villain in the Shie Hassaikai Arc. He gained infamy for his mistreatment of Eri, while serving as the leader of the now-dissolved Yakuza faction Shie Hassaikai, making him one of the most despised antagonists in My Hero Academia.

After Deku manages to defeat Chisaki, he is promptly apprehended by authorities. In a cruel act, Shigaraki and the League sever his arms, rendering him powerless. However, he makes a brief appearance during the Dark Hero Arc. In the aftermath of the final war, the ex-leader of the Shie Hassaikai makes a visit to Chisaki in prison, encouraging him to seek redemption for his past wrongdoings.

Stain (Chizome Akaguro)

One of the most notorious My Hero Academia villains, Stain (Image via Bones)
One of the most notorious My Hero Academia villains, Stain (Image via Bones)

Deceased Status

Despite being known as the notorious villain, Hero Killer: Stain, Chizome Akaguro proves to be one of the most influential characters in My Hero Academia. In the final battle between All Might and AFO, Stain surprisingly joins forces with the heroes, showing his true loyalty to justice and aiding in their ultimate victory.

As he fights alongside AFO, he meets his demise as AFO takes his life and steals his quirk, Bloodcurdle. His last words were a plea for All Might to continue on and conquer.

Couple Profile: Gentle and La Brava

Former My Hero Academia villains, Gentle and La Brava (Image via Bones)
Former My Hero Academia villains, Gentle and La Brava (Image via Bones)

Condition: Surviving

Danjuro Tobita, also known as Gentle Criminal, and his partner, Manami Aiba, also known as La Brava, were originally introduced as the primary adversaries in the U.A. School Festival Arc. However, with the guidance of Horikoshi sensei, these My Hero Academia villains underwent significant character development and ultimately chose to side with the heroes during the final war.

During the clash with Shigaraki (AFO), Gentle successfully prevents a prison break and also aids in keeping the Coffin in the Sky airborne. Meanwhile, La Brava manages to retrieve U.A.’s hacked systems from Skeptic. As the series concludes, the duo launches their own cyber company, GEL Inc., which remains dedicated to supporting the heroes. It is implied that they are engaged during the 8-year time skip.

13) Lady Nagant (Kaina Tsutsumi)

Lady Nagant in the anime (Image via Bones)
Lady Nagant in the anime (Image via Bones)

The status of this individual is alive.

Kaina Tsutsumi, who goes by the alias Lady Nagant, plays a crucial role in the Dark Hero Arc. Her journey towards redemption begins when she confronts Deku.

Despite surviving the final war as both a former pro hero and villain, she ultimately decides to stay in confinement instead of accepting the opportunity to be released, as seen in her conversation with Hawks in chapter 426.

Dr. Kyudai Garaki (Daruma Ujiko)

One of the My Hero Academia villains, Daruma Ujiko (Image via Bones)
One of the My Hero Academia villains, Daruma Ujiko (Image via Bones)

Current Condition: Alive/In Custody

Dr. Kyudai Garaki, known by various aliases such as Daruma Ujiko, Dr. Tsubasa, and simply the Doctor, is one of the most infamous villains in My Hero Academia. As AFO’s trusted right-hand man, Garaki played a crucial role in several of the series’ most harrowing moments.

Despite being arrested and imprisoned after the raid at Jaku Hospital, his status or whereabouts remain undisclosed in the series’ epilogue, even though he was mentioned as being alive at the end.

15) Villain Leader: Re-Destro (Rikiya Yotsubashi)

One of the My Hero Academia villains, Re-Destro (Image via Bones)
One of the My Hero Academia villains, Re-Destro (Image via Bones)

Condition: Living/In Custody

Rikiya Yotsubashi, who is also referred to as Re-Destro, has a significant impact on both the Meta Liberation Army Arc and the Paranormal Liberation War Arc.

After his defeat and arrest at the Gunga Villa site during the battle with Edgeshot in the latter arc, Re-Destro remains imprisoned and does not make any further appearances in the series.

16) Muscular Artist (Goto Imasuji)

Muscular, one of the most notorious My Hero Academia villains (Image via Bones)
Muscular, one of the most notorious My Hero Academia villains (Image via Bones)

Current Status: Alive/In Custody

Imasuji, also known as the infamous villain Muscular, plays a crucial role as an antagonist in the Forest Training Camp Arc. During this arc, Deku faces a fierce battle against Muscular, which proves to be a significant obstacle. However, with determination and strength, the hero emerges triumphant, resulting in Muscular’s imprisonment.

During the Dark Hero Arc, the villain resurfaces following AFO’s orchestration of prison escapes. Despite this, Deku is able to effortlessly defeat him once again, leading to Muscular’s re-incarceration. Throughout the course of the series, Muscular remains behind bars.

17) Professional Tennis Player: Shingo Kunieda

One of the My Hero Academia villains, Kunieda (Image via Bones)
One of the My Hero Academia villains, Kunieda (Image via Bones)

Current Status: Alive/In Custody

After being released by AFO during the Tartarus prison break, Kunieda, a well-known villain from My Hero Academia, joined the Demon Lord’s forces. He had previously been imprisoned for mass murder and collecting corpses, and eventually became a member of the PLF army during the final war.

At the Troy site, he is confronted by Aoyama and Fat Gum but is eventually overpowered by the combined efforts of Aoyama and Hagakure. This results in his re-arrest and imprisonment.

Skeptic (Tomoyasu Chikazoku)

One of the My Hero Academia villains, Skeptic (Image via Bones)
One of the My Hero Academia villains, Skeptic (Image via Bones)

Current Status: Alive/In Custody

Tomoyasu Chikazoku, also known as Skeptic, was a prominent figure in the contemporary Meta Liberation Army. He eventually rose to the position of one of the nine lieutenants in the Paranormal Liberation Front.

Throughout the Meta Liberation Army Arc, he serves as a pivotal villain, but later becomes a minor antagonist during the Paranormal Liberation War and Final War Arcs. In the midst of the final battle, La Brava manages to hack his system and reveal his whereabouts, ultimately resulting in his capture by Hound Dog, Shindo, and Ms. Joke.

19) Moonfish

Moonfish, one of the My Hero Academia villains (Image via Bones)
Moonfish, one of the My Hero Academia villains (Image via Bones)

Current Status: Alive and in police custody

During the Forest Training Camp Arc, Deku and the other students were attacked by Moonfish, a member of the Vanguard Action Squad from the League of Villains.

Despite being defeated and arrested at Tartarus, Moonfish remains imprisoned there and awaits execution. However, during the Tartarus prison break, AFO manages to free him. Despite this, Moonfish is eventually caught and re-arrested after fighting alongside Toga at the Okuto Island site during the final war.

20) Iceman: The Story of Geten Himura

Geten in the anime (Image via Bones)
Geten in the anime (Image via Bones)

Current Status: Alive/In Custody

During his time in the Meta Liberation Army, Geten Himura, also known as Iceman, played a crucial role and eventually rose to become one of the PLF’s nine lieutenants. However, during the Gunga Villa raid in the Paranormal Liberation War Arc, he was defeated by Cementoss and subsequently arrested and imprisoned.

Cast of Magne (Kenji Hikiishi)

My Hero Academia villain Mange (Image via Bones)
My Hero Academia villain Mange (Image via Bones)

Deceased

Kenji Hikiishi, also known by her villain alias Magne, was a part of the League of Villains. As a member of their Vanguard Action Squad, she played a significant role as an antagonist during the Forest Training Camp Arc.

Despite managing to surprise Overhaul and land a hit, Magne ultimately met her demise at the hands of the Yakuza leader when the League of Villains and Shie Hassaikai clashed. He used his quirk to blow her apart, ending her life.

Mustard: A Tangy Condiment

Mustard, one of the My Hero Academia villains (Image via Bones)
Mustard, one of the My Hero Academia villains (Image via Bones)

The individual is either alive or has been arrested.

Mustard, a prominent member of the Forest Training Camp Arc’s League of Villains’ Vanguard Action Squad, serves as one of the main antagonists. He was ultimately defeated and captured by 1-B students Tetsutetsu and Kendo during the same arc, leading to his imprisonment.

23) Giran – The Kagero Okuta Connection

Giran's fate is unknown. (Image via Bones)
Giran’s fate is unknown. (Image via Bones)

Current Status: Uncertain

Kagero Okuta, also known as Giran, is a member of the League of Villains who works as a broker, responsible for seeking out potential recruits for the group. His most recent appearance was in chapter 266 during the Gunga Villa raid, where he could be seen attending a meeting.

The manga has not made any further mention of him. It is uncertain whether he was apprehended with other PLF members, or if he managed to flee or meet an undetermined outcome.

Unnamed/less significant members of villain organizations

Re-Destro addressing the PLF members (Image via Bones)
Re-Destro addressing the PLF members (Image via Bones)

Throughout the series, mangaka Kohei Horikoshi introduced numerous other villains, such as minor members of organizations like Shie Hassaikai, the Paranormal Liberation Front (PLF), and other antagonist groups. However, the majority of these villains were ultimately apprehended by the end of the series.

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