Deku's battle is visually stunning, but feels slightly wrong somehow. This ends up being a smart way to help fans realize that the "final" battle is far from over.

My Hero Academia is gearing up to bring the anime’s run to an end, and it needs to make sure to fix a big problem with Izuku Midoriya and Tomura Shigaraki before it does. My Hero Academia’s ...

My Hero Academia Chapter 417 sees Deku successfully break through the core of Shigaraki’s defenses, and he finds himself deep within the villain’s subconscious. It’s gotten to such a point ...

My Hero Academia is entering its final stages in the manga, and things have become intense between Deku and Shigaraki.

Deku vs. Shigaraki in My Hero Academia (Image via studio Bones) In recent years My Hero Academia has emerged as one of the most popular series in the anime and manga circles.

The compounded weight of Deku’s heroism erupts in unstoppable power after he and Shigaraki have a literal meeting of the minds.

In "My Hero Academia" Chapter 282, Shigaraki is impressed with Aizawa’s quick thinking and says to himself that he expected this from the hero. The villain uses an area attack that pushes Deku back.

Giving break to love problems, Deku has more pressing issues to address. "My Hero Academia" Chapter 349 is expected to see Deku returning to Tomura Shigaraki’s location.