This article contains spoilers from My Hero Academia Chapter 430.
With the conclusion of My Hero Academia and the end of its final arc, significant changes have swept through the world of heroes, underscored by a dramatic eight-year time skip. This shift has not only altered the rankings of heroes but has also fundamentally changed the roles of many characters. Renowned heroes have retired, making way for new faces who have emerged as formidable protectors of society, proving that they can uphold the values and strengths of their predecessors.
As we navigate this transformed landscape, several heroes have risen to the top, showcasing exceptional abilities and leadership. Below, we explore some of the strongest heroes at the end of the series.
13. Tamaki Amajiki
Mastered His Quirk and Rose Among Pro Heroes
- Quirk: Manifest
Tamaki Amajiki has undergone remarkable growth throughout the series. He has gained complete control over his quirk, Manifest, enhancing his unpredictability in battles. His tactical intelligence allows him to devise strategies spontaneously, making him a force to be reckoned with despite his shy demeanor.
After graduating from U.A. High School, he served as a sidekick to Fat Gum, who recognized Tamaki’s exceptional skills. Following the eight-year time skip, Tamaki successfully established himself as a top 20 pro hero.
12. Nejire Hado
Proved Her Strength Alongside the Big Three
- Quirk: Wave Motion
As a member of U.A. High School’s “Big Three,”Nejire Hado has consistently demonstrated her prowess. She played a critical role in numerous confrontations, including significant battles against Tomura Shigaraki, showcasing her growth and strength alongside fellow heroes.
Her ability to hold off powerful opponents during the Final War has earned Nejire a well-deserved spot among the top ten pro heroes nationwide, proving that her skills extend far beyond her charming personality.
11. Mezo Shoji
The Peace Advocate Known for His Heroism
- Quirk: Dupli-Arms
Mezo Shoji has significantly matured since his early days as a student. His dedication to using his abilities for peace and social justice is a hallmark of his character. During the Final War, he bravely confronted villains, including Spinner, while striving to save others amid chaos.
His commitment to addressing discrimination in society earned him the Imamura Peace Prize, highlighting Shoji’s evolution into a respected hero and advocate.
10. Neito Monoma
The Strategic Brilliance of the Phantom Thief
- Quirk: Copy
Neito Monoma’s growth has been one of the more surprising developments in the series. Initially perceived as somewhat of a joker, he has since transformed into a cunning strategist who can mimic other heroes’ quirks. This intelligence, combined with agility, makes him an invaluable asset in battle.
His ability to tap into Kurogiri’s Warp Gate quirk was pivotal during critical moments, reaffirming his place in the hero hierarchy.
9. Mirko
Continued Being a Hero Despite the Loss of Limbs
- Quirk: Bunny
Mirko stands as a testament to strength and resilience among heroes. Despite sustaining severe injuries during battles, her determination to continue fighting exemplifies her commitment to heroism. In the series finale, her utilization of advanced support equipment indicates her unwillingness to step back from her responsibilities.
Her prowess in combat remains formidable, and she continues to be among the elite heroes even after facing extreme physical challenges.
8. Mt. Lady
Was Fighting for Top Spots After the Timeskip
- Quirk: Gigantification
Mount Lady’s evolution throughout the series cannot be overlooked. Following the timeskip, she has dramatically improved her combat capabilities and is now contending for a position among the country’s top heroes. Her growth is significant enough to challenge even Mirio for the top rankings.
7. Kamui Woods
An Influential Hero of the Current Era
- Quirk: Arbor
Kamui Woods, once seen as a newcomer, has transformed into a major figure in the hero community. Eight years into the future, he stands as one of the foremost heroes, showcasing his strength and influence.
His status suggests he regularly competes with the likes of Mirio, demonstrating just how far he has come since his early days.
6. Ochaco Uraraka
Reached High Levels During the Final War
- Quirk: Zero Gravity
Though her final ranking remains unclear, Ochaco Uraraka’s growth is undeniable. Her Quirk allows her to negate gravity, which she mastered to save her allies during the Final War. With the newfound capabilities granted by a Quirk Awakening, she has expanded the possibilities of her powers.
Her resilience and skill during critical conflicts mark her as one of the most promising heroes, and her strength is expected to have only grown over the passing years.
5. Tokoyami
Was Brought Up By Hawks as His Successor
- Quirk: Dark Shadow
Having been mentored by Hawks, Tokoyami is poised for greatness. Years later, he has honed his abilities, potentially surpassing his mentor. His quirk, Dark Shadow, has become a powerful asset as he prepares to prove himself as a leading hero in Japan.
4. Armored Deku
Deku’s Armor Allowed Him to Become a Hero Again
- Quirk: None
At the series’ conclusion, Deku adopts advanced armor that enhances his already impressive capabilities. The armor is remarkable, allowing him to navigate combat scenarios with newfound agility and power, likening his prowess to that of All Might.
While speculations surround his current strength, it is clear he remains fierce competition among Japan’s top heroes.
3. Shoto Todoroki
Surpassed Endeavor at the End
- Quirk: Half-Cold Half-Hot
Shoto Todoroki has emerged as an extraordinarily powerful hero, often praised for his potential to surpass the greatest heroes, Endeavor and All Might. Following the eight-year time skip, he is predicted to climb even higher in the rankings, demonstrating his established position as one of the most formidable heroes.
2. Bakugo Katsuki
Became a Rising Star Among the Heroes
- Quirk: Explosion
Demonstrating his might during the Final War, Bakugo managed to keep pace with All For One. As the years have progressed, his increasing strength suggests he is destined to compete for the top hero position alongside Mirio.
1. Myriad Togata
The Number One Hero in Japan
- Quirk: Permeation
Mirio Togata embodies the pinnacle of heroism, now standing at the zenith of Japan’s hero ranks. Long viewed as a successor to All Might, Mirio has refined his abilities and proved his unparalleled strength throughout the eight-year timeskip.
As the top hero, he surpasses even Bakugo and Shoto, solidifying his place in a league of his own in the hero world.
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