Deku and the mysterious boy from the finale of My Hero Academia
Summary Once Shigaraki and All For One were defeated in chapter 423, the My Hero Academia manga began its brief Epilogue arc. These seven chapters were created to give fans a sense of closure, addressing most of the story’s remaining issues. It was during this prelude to the end that the existence of a possible last villain was revealed, as seen in chapter 425.
1 The Probable Villain’s Lackluster Conclusion Left Many Fans Dissatisfied The Arc Could Have Been Better Handled By Being Slightly Longer Close The mysterious character is not even given a name, he simply retells his tragic past, walks through the city, and is given the help he was seeking. Even if Kohei Horikoshi, the creator of the manga, had planned this to be the resolution of this short arc, expanding on it a bit would have been for the better. By allowing the civilians or the hero students to feel fear about the possibility of a new villain at least for a few moments, the ending would have been more impactful. It would also been desirable for fans to know more about the possible villain’s past and motives, to help them become involved with the resolution of his arc.
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