School's over, guys. After a long-running series about how Izuku Midoriya became the number one hero, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:My Hero Academia has ended. It was quite a journey to get there, and the manga ended in a somewhat bittersweet yet positive fashion. It's also implied through interviews that the series is far from over, so we can expect more in the future. Hopefully, we'll get a big game in the future.

All that said, we'll dive into the ending of the series, talk about your favorite heroes and villains, as well as how their lives have been since the end, as the manga does have an eight-year time jump where it shows class 1A and o🗹thers as adults now.

Probably goes without saying, but spoilers ahead.

Izuku Midoriya

Let's begin with our main protagonist right away. After the whole confrontation with the League of Villains and defeating Shigaraki, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Midoriya didn't keep his quirks, becoming a powerless individual once again.

The manga skips forward eight years, showing that Midoriya is now a teacher at UA. He reminisces on his time as a hero, and the huge impact those events had on society, as people don't treat heroes as celebrities as much and better understand that they're just people trying to help.

Since crime also decreased, heroes began helping more with things that aren't necessarily crime-fighting, making them look a lot like firefighters.

They used to do those things already, but it became more prominent. The overall number of heroes also decreased due to fewer villains roaming around.

Midoriya misses the time he had as a hero. Luckily for him, All Might visits him with a briefcase containing a suit filled with quirks data obtained during All Might's fight against All For One, where he also used a suit to fight since he was already quirkless at the time.

Developed by Melissa Shield and Mei Hatsume and funded by all his classmates (especially Bakugo), this suit allows him to continue being a hero and help his friends out.

Dai

Do you remember Dai? Well, if you're here to know the ending, then you probably don't. Dai is a kid introduced after the eight-year time skip (though he appears at the end of season five) who wants to be a hero but thinks his quirk is too weak for hero work.

He can pull plates off his hair, which is a bit similar to Mineta's quirk.

The relevant part here is how this affects Midoriya. When the two characters meet, Dai opens up to Midoriya and asks if he can ever become a hero like him. This draws a beautiful parallel to the beginning of the story, where Midoriya asks All Might the same thing, going full c🌠ircle in his arc.

Midoriya first overthinks about how exactly the quirk can be used, but he ultimately confirms that Dai can be a hero. Thus, we have Midoriya becoming a great hero once again, a teacher, and because of that, 🦄a men꧋tor figure for many.

Ochaco Uraraka

Uraraka goes under an interesting character arc, as she enters the hero profession simply because of money 🃏so she can sustain her parents in the long run, but she ಞconsolidates as a hero, becoming one as it is the right thing to do.

Uravity has her team with other heroes from her class, but she also created an expansion project for quirk counseling, helping young children whose quirks are innately dangerous and teaching them how to deal with them. Her project went extremely well, and it be🐎came a big part of society.

Lastly, it's worth mentioning the romance story arc between her and Midoriya. The manga doesn't conclude their story together but also doesn't deny it, leaving in the open whether they're a couple or just heroes who work together now.

There are many scenes in the final chapters that imply romance, but they're too subtle to give full confirmation.

All Might

Time hasn't been super kind to All Might, but let's face it: after everything that happened, from losing the embers of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:One for All to fighting without quirks, the fact that he's even alive to begin with is a huge positive.

After the final confrontation, All Might spent his time mostly taking care of Gran Torino since he's very old now.

We can also see Recovery Girl with them. Since it's a single scene with no context, it's safe to assume Recovery Girl is also taking care of Gran Torino thanks to her powers, but we can't say whether she's constantly there with him or just helping on occasion.

Shoto Todoroki, Katsuki Bakugo, And Mirio Togata

Of all the characters who are active heroes — which is pretty much everybody — only a few get their hero ranking position mentioned, though we don't get specific numbers.

Bakugo, thanks to his explosive personality, keeps getting lower ranks, and there's a good chance he'll keep falling, as Aizawa mentions a scandal where he yelled at a reporter for filming him.

Shoto is becoming one of the more popular heroes due to his good nature, saying that he's rising among the ranks rapidly and might threaten Mirio's position, as well as becoming famous as himself rather than being known as Endeavor's son.

This implies that Mirio is t♐he current number-one hero after the eight-year skip.

We can also see Shoto's family together, trying to move on after all the tragic events involving Endeavor's behavior and Dabi. Endeavor is also r🐠ecovering after all the fighting🧸 that happened.

Everyone Else

⛄Lastly, here are some quick me🐼ntions of characters who only briefly appear or are only mentioned during the final chapter.

• Ochaco Uraraka, Tenya Ida, Tsuyu Asui, and Momo Yaoyorozu are a team of heroes, and along with all their hero duties, they also visit many schools around Japan for the counseling project we mentioned before.
• Mezo Shoji not only became a hero but also fought against prejudice many have against Heteromorphs (people whose quirks give them non-human appearances), even obtaining awards for his fight against prejudice.
• Mei Hatsume owns a company that develops support items for heroes, and, as mentioned, she helped develop the suit Midoriya is currently using. Gentle Criminal and La Brava also have a programming company, and it's implied that they are married.
• Rumi Usagiyama continues her work as a hero using prosthetic limbs.
• Kota Izumi, the kid Midoriya saved from Muscular, is now a student at UA and specifically one of Midoriya's students. It's also shown that Kota and Eri became friends, but there's no further context on that.
• Spinner wrote a book called the League of Villains, talking about his perspective of Shigaraki and everything that happened.
• Fumikage Tokoyami and Eijiro Kirishima are seen through products or television, showing that they're continuing their hero work as expected. Still, in one way or another, especially with the big artwork of the whole class as adults at the end, it's heavily implied that everyone from class 1A is working as heroes.