The final war of the series is concluded in My Hero Academia chapter 423, leaving fans completely divided. Despite the show’s previous success, the latest chapter has sparked mixed reactions among viewers, largely due to the way Shigaraki’s story was concluded by the writers.
1. I stopped because you wanted to be stopped!
Despite much anticipation, the showdown between Shigaraki and Deku ended up being rather disappointing. The fight was filled with intense emotions, but lacked any significant combat.
The battle took a turn when All For One took control of Shigaraki, but it ultimately came to an end when Deku dealt a decisive blow to the series’ most infamous villain. However, this final strike against All For One resulted in Shigaraki’s death, causing discontent among many fans due to the creative choice.
Before Shigaraki could crumble, we witness him discussing his grandmother with Deku. It was his grandmother who pulled him back and prevented him from causing destruction.
Deku further explains that Shigaraki himself had expressed a desire to be stopped, and that is ultimately why Deku took action to stop him.
2. Is Shigarki’s death justified?
Initially, in the series, questioning the validity of Shigarki’s demise may have seemed absurd. However, as the storyline progressed, viewers began to recognize manipulative tendencies exhibited by this character.
Despite all the pain and suffering he endured during his childhood, it would be unjust to argue that Shigaraki deserved to die. He was never given the opportunity to truly understand himself and his true potential.
From the moment he was born, he was under manipulation. Even before All For One gave him the quirk, he took away any goodness it had, leaving Shigaraki with no choice but to follow a path of death and destruction. He was a character who was pushed down this dark path against his will.
Said it many times nd will say it again I’m NOT pissed that shigaraki died I’m pissed abt how he died https://t.co/Vypql79QSI
— Tomura 🐐 (@shiggishot) May 17, 2024
As fans also pointed out, it is crucial to recognize that while Shigaraki’s death may have had some justification, the manner in which he died was not entirely justifiable.
About My Hero Academia
“Kōhei Horikoshi is both the writer and illustrator of My Hero Academia, a popular Japanese superhero manga series. It has been running in Weekly Shōnen Jump since July 2014 and currently has 37 tankōbon volumes, with more to be released by February 2023.”
Midoriya, a quirkless boy, is the focus of this story as he strives to become the greatest Hero alive. From the day he was born, Midoriya has been fascinated by heroes and their adventures. However, in a world where almost everyone is born with a quirk, he was born without one.
On a momentous occasion, he encounters All Might, the most legendary Hero of all time, and learns that he too was born without a quirk. Through his hard work and unshakeable determination to become a hero, Midoriya impresses All Might and is selected as the successor to the One for All power.
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