~Shigaraki Tomura~

His main objective revolves around this ideology. Chisaki seeks to create a way to eliminate Quirks and, at the same time, profit from it. To achieve this, he develops special bullets capable of erasing a person's Quirk upon impact. This project has a dual purpose: on the one hand, he wants to "cure" what he considers a disease, and on the other, he intends to sell both the cure and the problem to the criminal market, thus returning economic and political power to the yakuza. It is a plan that combines ideology, science, and ambition, showing that his goal is not only to destroy, but to restructure the world according to his own logic. As for his relationship with the League of Villains, led by Tomura Shigaraki, it is tense, strategic, and marked by mutual distrust. Chisaki sees the League as a disorganized and chaotic group, lacking direction and refinement, while Shigaraki perceives Chisaki as arrogant and trying to impose his will on them. Despite this, both sides recognize that they can benefit from a temporary collaboration. However, this “alliance” is never truly solid; it is fraught with manipulation, hidden agendas, and a struggle for control. Chisaki attempts to use the League as a tool in his plan, underestimating their capacity to retaliate, which eventually leads to direct conflict between the two sides.

Kai Chisaki, also known as Overhaul, stands out not only for the brutality of his Quirk, but also for the clarity and radicalism of his ideology. As the leader of the Shie Hassaikai, a declining yakuza organization, Chisaki takes on the responsibility of restoring his group's power and relevance within a society dominated by heroes. Unlike other villains who act out of chaos or emotional resentment, he operates under a strict, almost clinical logic, where everything has a purpose and nothing is left to chance. His past offers some insight into his mindset. Chisaki was taken in by the head of the Shie Hassaikai clan, whom he deeply respects, seeing him as a father figure. This bond is crucial, as his obsession with restoring the clan to its former glory stems from a deep sense of debt and loyalty. However, his methods of demonstrating this loyalty are extremely twisted, as he is willing to do anything—no matter how cruel—to achieve his goal. This combination of devotion and coldness makes him capable of justifying morally atrocious actions under the guise of doing what is “right.” His personality is extremely controlled, methodical, and perfectionistic. Chisaki detests disorder, both physical and symbolic, which is reflected in his obsession with cleanliness and his strong aversion to human contact, even going so far as to constantly wear gloves to avoid touching others. This phobia is not just a superficial trait, but also symbolizes his rejection of the world as it is. For him, current society is "contaminated" by Quirks, which he considers a disease that has distorted true human nature. This idea is the core of his ideology: he believes that Quirks are an anomaly that must be eradicated. Its unique property allows it to break down and rebuild any matter it touches.

Quirks (or Gifts) in My Hero Academia are genetic superhuman abilities possessed by most of the population, manifesting before the age of four. They are classified into three main types: Emitter (generating/controlling), Transformation (temporarily altering the body), and Mutant (permanent physical traits). These powers are unchangeable, although they can be trained and developed. Key Features Muscular System: Quirks function like muscles and can be strengthened through intense training. Limitations: Most have a physical or biological limit of use (side effects from excessive use). Animal Quirks: It is uncommon, but animals can also possess Quirks, such as Nezu's "High Specs" (superior intelligence). Trigger: A drug that can increase or alter the power of a Quirk.

All For One, whose real name is Zen Shigaraki, is the true leader and founder of the League of Villains.

He is the most powerful villain in Japan and All Might's nemesis, though his true identity remains unknown. His real goal is to steal his younger brother's Quirk, One For All, the only power that can stand against him. His current and primary objective is to train Tomura to become his new body so he can finally steal One For All and, at the same time, be "reborn" as a much more powerful being in Tomura's body. All For One is a megalomaniac and a convenient psychopath. All For One was so attached to his power and status that he despised All Might for taking them away from him.

Perhaps due to his confidence and immense power, he has a calm and condescending demeanor, remaining confident even when frustrated. All For One prefers to use forceful actions rather than emotional words.

After being mortally wounded by All Might years ago, All For One's face appears to be made entirely of scar tissue, extending from above his upper lip and covering his entire head and the back of his neck. As such, he has no visible nose, ears, hair, or eyes, though the outlines of his eye sockets are visible. Because he lacks eyes, he cannot see properly, but he "sees" by using infrared Quirk vision and sensing the directions of vibrations in his surroundings, similar to echolocation. He has several tubes protruding from his neck and jaw, presumably to assist with his breathing. There are small holes in the palms of his hands.

Gift All For On: This Quirk allows you to steal other people's Quirks, leaving them Quirkless, take them as your own, or transfer them to others. You can even combine your stolen Quirks to create new attacks with devastating effects.

Real name (although no one knows him except for some people): Toshinori Yagi

Toshinori Yagi better known as All Might, who held the title of being the Symbol of Peace, is the former number one hero and the eighth user of the Don One For All. He is also a teacher at the U.A. Academy for Heroes. After fighting All For One, he used every last of One For All's leftover embers completely, so All Might retired from crime-fighting, and thus, ended his era.

All Might is a very tall blond man with light blue eyes, his design in his muscular form resembles the comics of classic American heroes, with more shading than any other character, his hair is combed back except for two strands in the front that rise in a peak. In general, its design is considered very classic.

His personality as All Might derives largely from the stereotypes of the American hero, having dramatic entrances and dialogues during fights, due to his popularity and the importance of his role as a symbol of peace.

Dabi: He is a mysterious and cold villain, known for his calm and calculating demeanor. He doesn't show much emotion, but he harbors a deep resentment within. His gift allows him to generate blue flames, which are much hotter and more destructive than normal fire. However, his body is not fully adapted to his power, so overusing it can damage him.

Himiko Toga: She is an unpredictable and seemingly cheerful villain, but with a disturbing personality. Her ability allows her to transform into other people by ingesting their blood, even copying their voices and, in some cases, their skills. This makes her very dangerous for deception and infiltration.

Twice: He is a villain with a complex personality, as he suffers from identity problems, which makes him speak in a contradictory way. His gift, Duplication, allows him to create copies of himself and others by using the person's body measurements. These copies can act independently, making him a valuable ally in combat.

Spinner: He is a loyal villain committed to the League's ideals. He is inspired by other villains and seeks to bring about change in society. His gift allows him to adhere to surfaces, similar to a reptile. Although his power isn't the strongest, he compensates with his determination and hand-to-hand combat skills.

Mr. Compress: He is an elegant and theatrical villain, with a confident and mysterious attitude, hiding his face behind a mask. His ability allows him to compress objects or people into small spheres, making it easier to both attack and capture enemies.

Kurogiri: He is an important member of the League of Villains and acts as strategic support within the group. Unlike other villains, Kurogiri is calm, polite, and very loyal, especially to Tomura Shigaraki. His gift, called Warp Gate, allows him to create dark fog portals that connect different places as long as he knows them.

Leader All For One (former leader and founder) Tomura Shigaraki (current leader and future successor)

The League of Villains is an organized group of villains that is made up of weak and powerful individuals, The creator of the league is All For One, with Tomura Shigaraki being the interim leader in his place, while Kurogiri acts as the second-in-command. Their main goal is to kill All Might, the "symbol of peace", which makes them also the main enemies of the U.A. Academy.

The rise of All Might caused the end of the age of villains and the reign of All For One. All of his subordinates were defeated and imprisoned and All For One's body was destroyed by All Might.

Despite the Peace Symbol and returning the villains to fame, All For One bred Tenko Shimura into his successor. Tenko is the grandson of All Might's master, Nana Shimura. All For One knew that setting Tenko up on the villain Tomura Shigaraki would be the perfect way to hit All Might's pure heart.

All For One cultivated Tomura's malice and villainy, which led him to hate All Might. Tomura becomes a spoiled child who only wants to destroy because he wants to. Kurogiri acts as his guidance assistant, but Tomura sees him as little more than a tool.

His Quirk is known as Decay, which allows him to disintegrate anything he touches with his five fingers. Therefore, he always grips things with four fingers, lifting his thumb to avoid disintegrating everything. It will take effect whether the target is organic or not. The disintegration spreads rapidly and will affect the entire body of the victim unless the decaying body part is amputated. His Quirk can even extend beyond what he is touching, allowing him to disintegrate large groups of enemies instantly. Because the Quirk has to touch a solid object to be activated, it is possible to counteract it by manipulating fluids or particles like Snatch's sand body.

Tomura is known as one of Japan's most dangerous villains, battling Pro Heroes in combat thanks to his physical and analytical skills. As the leader of the League of Villains, Tomura has complete control over his powerful subordinates. During the USJ incident, Tomura had the courage to briefly confront the formidable Pro Hero Eraser Head and successfully use his Quirk on the hero's right arm. Tomura was even confident he could defeat Izuku Midoriya, Shoto Todoroki, Katsuki Bakugo, and Eijiro Kirishima, four highly capable U.A. students, though at the time he was unaware of the full extent of the quartet's abilities. Enhanced Strength: Tomura appears to be stronger than his build suggests, able to hold Izuku by strangling him with only four fingers while his victim shows visible difficulty in trying to defend himself.

Enhanced durability: Tomura was able to withstand an Explosion from Katsuki, suffering little to no damage. Enhanced Speed: Tomura appears to be able to move incredibly fast, allowing him to reach and affect his targets with minimal contact. He was able to appear before Tsuyu Asui in an instant and see Izuku after the latter leaped at a speed rivaling All Might's, reacting immediately afterward. Keen Intellect: Tomura possesses a sharp mind and is analytical, able to deduce the workings of his opponents' abilities simply by observing them in action. He quickly deduced Eraserhead's weaknesses in combat and exploited them. Tomura has a knack for unexpected plans, even when his intentions are seemingly clear. Indomitable Will: Derived from his traumatic past, abuse, and his hatred for hero society, Tomura has a remarkably strong willpower.

When dressed in civilian clothes, he always wears simple red sneakers similar to Izuku's, along with black pants that expose his ankles and a matching long-sleeved V-neck shirt. He also wears a plain black jacket with the hood pulled down over his face to conceal his identity, and keeps one hand in his pocket.

His villain costume features fourteen embalmed hands, all positioned to cling to different parts of his body. These hands were taken from dead individuals and embalmed by Kyudai Garaki, who gave them a grayish-blue color like a zombie and attached them to a golden box with two holes drilled in the bottom.

Each pair of these hands originally belonged to an individual killed by Tomura during the time his Quirk first manifested: the one around his neck is his mother's; the ones on his arms are his grandfather's; the ones on his forearms are his grandmother's; the ones on his wrists are his sister's; and the ones on his chest and shoulders are from two nameless street punks.

The hand that supports and conceals Tomura's face, and which he sometimes keeps in his pocket, is his father's left hand, which he calls "Father." His right hand was accidentally destroyed by him, so Kyudai had to make one to hold atop Tomura's head. This hand is connected to his mother's pair by two red strings and was later revealed to belong to his paternal grandmother, Nana Shimura. All but one of his hands have been destroyed or lost and discarded. For the rest of his attire, Tomura wears only his normal black clothes, except for his jacket. He used to wear red tennis shoes, but they were destroyed by him.

Tomura is a thin man who is slightly below average height, with deathly pale skin tinged with yellow and heavily wrinkled around the eyes. His lips are chapped and uneven, with a small mole on the right underneath, and scars visible over his right eye and below his lip. He has messy, blue-gray hair of varying lengths, the longest strands reaching his shoulders, hanging over his face in uneven waves. His eyes are normally obscured, but when visible they are usually splayed in a rather maniacal manner, his bright red irises very small.

It took a fateful encounter with Izuku Midoriya at a shopping mall for Tomura to have an epiphany and realize his true convictions: to bring down society through the death of All Might. Tomura had always harbored the desire to kill All Might, but this stemmed from an impulsive expression of anarchy toward a society that had hurt him and caused his mental instability. After listening to Izuku, Tomura realized that All Might embodied everything he hated about both Izuku and Stain, wishing to see them, as well as society at large, lose their Symbol of Peace. However, Tomura's convictions shifted from a paralyzing society to its complete destruction, seemingly as a result of an innate sense of pain and suffering caused by his past memories. By his own admission, Tomura hates everything that breathes, displaying an extreme form of nihilism. Despite Tomura's general distaste for life, there are a select few people he holds in high regard. He has a close relationship with his mentor, All For One, the only person who came to his aid when he was alone and lost as a child. Tomura has a great deal of respect and attachment to All For One, always referring to him as "Master" and concerned for his well-being. Tomura shares All For One's surname (Shigaraki), symbolizing a close father-son relationship. Tomura also considered Kurogiri a trusted confidant and advisor, despite sometimes treating him harshly. It was noted that Kurogiri's capture upset Tomura, as he valued Kurogiri's companionship and skills, and Kurogiri had played a role in his capture. Aside from those two and Kyudai Garaki, who were involved in his upbringing, Tomura initially seems quite distant with his other allies in the League; however, he has shown that he genuinely cares for them in his own way.

Tomura Shigaraki was a person with a twisted, malevolent, and deformed personality, so much so that he is considered the dark reflection of Izuku Midoriya. He cared little for his own life or the lives of almost anyone else, and had no qualms about committing evil acts such as murdering innocent people. Initially, Tomura was perceived as a "child in a man's body": someone arrogant, selfish, dependent, and demanding, who would become angry if things didn't go his way and likened reality to a kind of video game. Unlike his mentor, Tomura lacked subtlety and preferred to eliminate problems by force. Like a child, Tomura seemed incapable of dealing with his own feelings, instead lashing out and abusing others or himself, tearing at his own throat when frustrated. This particular tic stemmed from the abuse he suffered at the hands of his father and from being alone during his childhood, with All For One stating that it represented his repressed urge to kill and destroy. A very irritable person at the beginning of the series, Tomura would learn to be more patient and self-controlled in later appearances, as a consequence of multiple failed plans and the arrest of All For One.

Tomura is proud of the League of Villains, so much so that he wants to prove his organization has the power to shake society to its core, and he mocks anyone who gets in his way. He doesn't tolerate others mocking the League's name and detests the idea of ​​certain personalities joining him, as was the case with Dabi and Himiko Toga initially. This was exacerbated by the fact that they were inspired by Stain, who had previously refused membership and had overshadowed Tomura's Nomus in terms of media exposure after the Hosu Incident. Initially, Tomura seemingly caused destruction for the sake of destruction alone and felt directionless about the League's future after Stain's arrest.

Shigaraki Tomura, the leader of the League of Villains in My Hero Academia, has a twisted and childish personality. His main "likes" or interests include destroying hero society, especially All Might, and playing video games.

Their defining tastes and habits include: Video games: He uses gaming terminology to describe real-life situations and views the world as a game he must win or destroy, specifically League of Legends (mentioned alongside Spinner), and creates virtual versions of his enemies to drown them in a pool, reflecting his sadistic and destructive nature. Furthermore, he enjoys destruction and plots evil deeds. Destruction and Chaos: Enjoy causing destruction, chaos, and watching heroes fail. Crumb Cake (Ohagi): Although not explicitly mentioned as a "favorite" in the manga, it is a sweet that is associated with him. Scratching his neck: Due to anxiety and the activation of his quirk, he has a habit of constantly scratching the skin on his neck. All For One: He feels great respect and loyalty for his mentor, All For One, who is his father figure.

Tomura Shigaraki, from My Hero Academia, was actually named Tenko Shimura before becoming a villain. From a young age, he had a very difficult life, marked by abuse and a lack of affection at home. His father was very strict and forbade him from speaking about heroes, which caused Tenko fear and frustration, as he admired that world. Over time, his emotional stress and suffering caused his Quirk to manifest uncontrollably. When his Disintegration ability first appeared, he lost control and caused a tragedy, destroying everything around him, including his own family. This event left him completely alone, confused, and filled with guilt. After that, no one helped him despite him being on the streets, which caused his pain to turn into resentment towards society. It was then that All For One found him and decided to "rescue" him, but in reality, he manipulated him and trained him to be his successor. From that moment on, Tenko left behind his former identity and became Tomura Shigaraki, developing a deep hatred for heroes and the system that, according to him, abandoned him when he needed it most.

Real name: Tenko Shimura (although no one knows this except her teacher) Birthday: April 4th Age: 21 Gender: Male Height: 175 cm

Family Kotaro Shimura (Father) Nao Shimura (Mother) Hana Shimura (Sister) Nana Shimura (Paternal Grandmother) Chizuo Magi (Maternal Grandfather) Mako Magi (Maternal Grandmother) All For One (Adoptive Father and Master)

Occupation: Villain, Leader of the League of Villains

Tomura can be seen as a dark parallel to Izuku Midoriya. While My Hero Academia tells the story of how Izuku became the greatest hero, it also focuses on how Tomura will potentially become the greatest villain, as Tomura serves as a dark reflection of Izuku. Like Izuku, Tomura starts out quite naive and insecure about his position and power, but he gradually becomes more mature and confident as the story progresses.

Because of his love for video games, he often explains his plans as if they were an RPG video game.