The League of Villains

Tomura Shigaraki is the leader. Zen Shigaraki is the true leader of the League of Villains and Tomura's mentor. Kurogiri, Dabi, Twice, and Toga are the core members. There are also many more people in the League of Villains, but they are not as powerful as the core members. There are also more or less core members in the form of Mr. Compress and Spinner.

The League of Villains was an organization composed of powerful villains who threatened to destroy heroic society. The League was founded and led by All for One, and later by Tomura Shigaraki.

His more common nickname is All for One. He is the adoptive father and mentor of Tomura Shigaraki. He usually wears a dark suit over a white shirt. His Quirks include All for One and his stolen Quirks. Thanks to his recently stolen Quirk, he was able to regain his body and appearance from before his battle with All Might. Zen was a tall man with a powerful build, imposing features, short gray hair, and pale white eyes that were devoid of emotion. Zen was a cunning, cruel, and vicious man who liked to rule from the shadows and took pleasure in hurting people before disposing of them. From birth, Zen was quite selfish, arrogant, and completely devoid of empathy. He used the Quirk he inherited from his late mother to kill people and steal their abilities. Zen was a patient mentor to Tomura, often offering him constructive criticism and encouraging him even when he failed. Zen was also extremely mocking and sarcastic toward his enemies. Due to his immense strength and self-confidence, All For One maintained a calm and forgiving demeanor, maintaining composure. Despite his malicious nature, All For One feigned politeness, compassion, and generosity toward his comrades and subordinates, often appearing friendly and fair. However, this was merely a ruse by which All For One subtly manipulated people into following his orders, showing no interest in them once they were captured or no longer useful. Thanks to his Life Force Quirk, All For One was virtually immortal and had been active since his Quirks were first developed. He had amassed numerous Quirks with a wide range of uses and could combine them at will.

He is the leader of the League of Villains. Tomura was a thin young man with pale skin, yellowed teeth, and numerous wrinkles around his eyes, caused by scratching an allergy he had since childhood, which irritated the surrounding skin. His lips were chapped and uneven, with a small mole under his right lip and noticeable scars on his right eye and left lip. He had tousled, grayish-blue hair of varying lengths, the longest strands reaching his shoulders and falling in uneven waves around his face. His eyes and mouth were usually hidden, but when visible, they were usually wide open in a rather manic manner, their bright red irises appearing very small. Tomura Shigaraki was a very twisted, evil, and cunning young man. He cared little for his own life or that of others and committed atrocities without remorse, such as killing innocent people. He became irritated or even enraged if things didn't go according to plan, and he used video game terminology, demonstrating his detachment from reality and childishness. Unlike his mentor, Tomura lacked subtlety and preferred to solve problems with force. Like a child, Tomura seemed unable to control his own emotions. Instead, he would lash out and insult others or himself, clutching his neck in despair. This tic stemmed from his father's abuse and neglect as a child. Tomura was proud of the League of Villains, wanting to prove that his organization was powerful enough to shake up society, and he delighted in mocking those who stood in his way. Despite his general disgust with life, there were a few people he greatly respected. He was close to his mentor, All For One, the only person who came to his aid when he was a child and felt lonely and lost. Tomura held All For One in high regard and was attached to him, always calling him "Sensei"/"Master."

Decomposition

Kurogiri's entire body was composed of a dark purple mist, except for his eyes, which glowed yellow. He usually wore a very elegant suit with a tie and a metal brace that ran from his collarbone to his eyes.

In his villainous costume, he was shrouded in a dark mist, revealing only a metal brace around his neck. Kurogiri was a level-headed individual who often tempered Tomura's immaturity and temperament. He was fiercely loyal to both All for One and Tomura, having been created to watch over the latter. As a Nomu, Kurogiri was programmed to obey only a select few and remain silent when exposed to any attempts to extract incriminating information about the League. Kurogiri was very polite and courteous, even with his enemies, sometimes introducing himself formally. However, like other League villains, he was genuinely cruel and had no qualms about torturing or killing student heroes. Teleportation: Kurogiri's Quirk allowed him to generate and manipulate a dark mist from his head and hands. This mist served as a portal to another location. Whenever he created a wisp of dark mist, it would transport everything it touched to a location of Kurogiri's choosing. His Quirk was coordinate-based, so to use it, he needed to know the exact location where he needed to open the portal to exit.

He was the eldest son of the superhero Endeavor, who was driven insane by his neglectful and selfish behavior and became a villain to get revenge. He joined the League of Villains. Dabi was a tall, pale young man with a lean yet muscular build. He appeared to be in his early twenties. He had white hair with a few red strands on top that stuck up and fell over his narrow, turquoise, heavy-lidded eyes. Before revealing his true identity, Dabi dyed his hair black. His most striking feature was undoubtedly the patches of wrinkled, purple-spotted skin that covered much of his lower face and neck, extending below his collarbone, under his eyes, and covering his torso, as well as his arms and legs, due to him losing control of his fire Quirk at age 13 and catching fire. These areas were attached to the rest of his skin with numerous crude surgical staples or ring-shaped piercings. He was stoic, aloof, confident, and focused, rarely showing emotion. While he was quite rude and cruel, he was also cautious and observant. Despite his usual emotionless demeanor, Dabi reveled in becoming a villain, fighting against what he considered false heroes. Dabi took pleasure in tormenting heroes, students, and professional heroes alike, and sadistically enjoyed the pain he inflicted on others, including those he killed. Dabi was intolerant of most people and could be very mocking, rude, and condescending to everyone he met.

Himiko was a fair-skinned girl who blushed frequently and was often described as having a sweet face. She had yellow eyes, slightly slanted, with slitted, cat-like pupils, and her wide mouth also resembled a cat's, as her fangs were sharp and longer than the rest of her teeth, giving her a vampire-like appearance. Her ash-blonde hair was pulled back into two messy buns, with numerous unruly strands sticking out. Her face was framed by straight bangs and two chin-length side bangs. Himiko was a very cheerful girl. She smiled even after supposedly killing someone, demonstrating sadistic tendencies. Himiko was unstable and had a rather twisted view of love and friendship. Himiko was quite bold, or at least very confident, when using her Quirk. Himiko was also prone to mood swings. Himiko was an exceptionally talented and dangerous fighter, not only able to match professional heroes in close combat but also adept at camouflage, infiltration, and stealth, largely thanks to her Quirk—the ability to shapeshift, known as Transformation.

His villainous costume consisted of a full-body black and gray jumpsuit and gray boots. The top portion of his signature mask was gray with white eye sockets, while the lower portion, covering his mouth, was black. Gene wore red bracelets with thick green lines and small circles on the surface, which he used to store his measuring tapes. Gene had an incredibly unique personality: he was fiery, lively, and, from the start, very comedic. He enjoyed striking dramatic poses and making eccentric faces. Gene constantly contradicted himself, saying one thing and then immediately claiming the opposite. This juxtaposition was part of the mental instability Gene would have experienced as a villain. He believed that understanding his own identity was the most important aspect of life, an understanding he lost during a nine-day conflict with his clones that left him unsure whether he was the original or not. Jin's identity crisis drove him to madness, replacing his domineering and lazy previous persona with a maniacal villain. Without his mask, Jin suffered more severely from something akin to dissociative disorder type 1. Double: Jin's quirk allowed him to create exact copies of anything, living or nonliving. To create a copy, he needed to know the exact dimensions and characteristics of the object. The clones did not disappear, but disintegrated into a mud-like substance after sustaining certain damage. The copies were less durable than the original, and the duplicate was even less durable than the first.

When Gene created duplicates of people, he could not control the clones because they had their own autonomy, character, and abilities, completely identical to the original.