'Shigaraki Tomura'

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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. Overhaul negotiates with the League of Villains and kills Magne. Mr. Compress loses an arm to Overhaul, then gets a mechanical one. Overhaul makes a deal with Tomura Shigaraki and uses members of the League of Villains, specifically Twice and Himiko Toga, to help each other and strengthen their alliance. Himiko Toga and Twice are actually infiltrated to sabotage Overhaul's organization.

Re-Destro (Rikiya Yotsubashi) He is the original leader of the Meta Liberation Army. He is an elegant, serious, and highly ideological man. He firmly believes in absolute freedom to use one's Quirks, without government restrictions. His gift, "Stress," allows him to convert his emotional tension into brutal physical strength, making him more powerful the more pressure he feels. After facing the League of Villains, he ends up joining them under Shigaraki's command.

Trumpet (Koku Hanabata) He is a charismatic politician who is also a member of the Meta Liberation Army. He is the leader of the "Heart of the People" party. His gift, "Incitement," allows him to increase people's motivation and fervor with his speeches, making them more determined... and dangerous in a group. It is key to manipulating the masses and spreading the group's ideology.

Skeptic (Tomoyasu Chikazoku) The group's tech brain. He's cold, calculating, and somewhat paranoid. He doesn't trust people much, but he's incredibly intelligent. His gift, "Anthropomorphism," allows him to give life and control to objects, such as dolls or puppets, which he uses to watch or attack. It also handles all the information, propaganda, and technology aspects of the movement.

Curious (Chitose Kizuki) She's a journalist obsessed with shocking stories. Literally, she lives for drama. She's part of the group and seeks to document extreme events for her reports. His gift, "Landmine", allows him to turn objects into bombs by touching them. She has an intense personality, almost obsessed with getting "the best story," which leads her into quite dangerous situations.

The Superpower Liberation Army arc is the sixteenth story arc of My Hero Academia and the seventh within the Rise of Villains saga. The League of Villains are the protagonists of this arc and the title of the series is changed to "My Villain Academia".

All For One's personal confidant has given Tomura Shigaraki a near-impossible challenge that, if he can overcome it, will prove him worthy of being his master's successor. Meanwhile, the Superpower Liberation Army, a group that opposes Quirk restriction laws, has kidnapped Giran in an effort to lure the League of Villains into a trap, not wanting them to become more infamous than Destro, the leader of the original Superpower Liberation Army.

Destro, who was first mentioned by Gentle in the UA Cultural Festival arc, is revealed to have had a son, unbeknownst to the world. Destro started his movement after his mother was murdered by those who rejected him for having a Gift. Destro's son, Re-Destro, has taken over the Superpower Liberation Army and is trying to destroy the League of Villains to uphold his father's legacy. Re-Destro loses his legs to Tomura's Quirk and concedes his defeat. The League of Villains takes control of the Liberation Army. Gigantomachia recognizes Tomura Shigaraki as the successor of All for One. Tomura asks Re-Destro for more to finance his forces. The League of Villains and the Superpower Liberation Army join forces and form the Paranormal Liberation Front.

Leader/Grand Commander: Tomura Shigaraki

Lieutenants: Re-Destro Trumpet Twice Dabi Geten Himiko Toga Skeptic Spinner Mr. Compress

The Paranormal Liberation Front is a large and powerful villain organization, formed by the merger of the League of Villains and the remnants of the Superpower Liberation Army. It is led by Grand Commander Tomura Shigaraki and his nine lieutenants.

During the final stages of the revival celebration, Tomura Shigaraki defeats Re-Destro, losing his legs in the process. Tomura's strength and newly liberated soul demonstrate to Re-Destro that he is truly free. Trumpet urges his followers to rescue their leader, but Tomura paralyzes them with fear with a single glance. As Trumpet attempts to explain, Re-Destro dismisses them and grants control of the Superpower Liberation Army to his enemy. Tomura agrees to merge the two organizations. Skeptic edits all the images of Deika City and publishes a fabricated story promoting the ideals of free Don use. Re-Destro holds a clandestine meeting with all his followers and presents Tomura as the Grand Commander of the newly discovered Paranormal Liberation Front, preaching that Tomura is truly liberated and that it is Re-Destro's will that guides them.

The name was intended to move away from the title of "Villain" and was chosen by Re-Destro and Spinner. Tomura is appointed leader, and nine lieutenants are selected to lead teams they design. These leaders include key members of the Liberation Army and elite members of the League of Villains.

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 comprised of both weak and powerful individuals. The League's creator is All For One, with Tomura Shigaraki serving as the acting leader, while Kurogiri acts as second-in-command. Their primary objective is to assassinate All Might, the "Symbol of Peace," making them the main enemies of U.A. High School.

It is currently merged with the former Superpower Liberation Exercise, now known as the Paranormal Liberation Front. Past The rise of All Might brought an end to the era 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 being the Symbol of Peace and bringing villains back to prominence, All For One raised Tenko Shimura to be his successor. Tenko is the grandson of All Might's mentor, Nana Shimura. All For One knew that grooming Tenko to become the villain Tomura Shigaraki would be the perfect way to strike at All Might's pure heart.

All For One nurtured Tomura's malice and villainy, leading him to hate All Might. Tomura becomes a spoiled brat who desires destruction simply for the sake of it. Kurogiri acts as his mentor, but Tomura sees him as little more than a tool.

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.

Nomus are artificial beings created specifically for combat within the world of My Hero Academia. They are not normal humans or ordinary villains, but are the result of extremely cruel scientific experiments, designed to turn human bodies into living weapons with multiple Gifts. Basically, they are like "modified soldiers" whose main function is to obey orders and fight without question. These beings are created by Dr. Kyudai Garaki, working under the orders of All For One. The process involves taking people (often already deceased or in critical condition) and subjecting them to modifications that completely alter their body and mind. As a result, the Nomus lose much of their original identity, leaving them with very limited or almost non-existent consciousness. One of their most important characteristics is that they can have more than one Quirk, something that in normal humans is practically impossible. This makes them extremely dangerous, as they can combine abilities such as superhuman strength, quick regeneration, extreme endurance, or special powers depending on Nomu's type. However, this accumulation of powers also comes at a cost: the more Gifts you have, the more your mind deteriorates. There are different types of Nomus, depending on their level of development: Basic or low-level nomus: They are the most common. They have increased strength and endurance, but their intelligence is very limited. They act almost like "machines" that only obey orders. High-End Nomus: They are much more advanced. They retain a certain degree of intelligence, can speak, make decisions and even show personality. They are much more dangerous because they combine power with strategy. Physically, Nomus usually have a rather disturbing appearance: muscular bodies, dark or deformed skin, and in many cases no visible facial features, especially in the head area.

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.

Disembodied Hands: The most distinctive element of Tomura's costume is a set of fourteen disembodied hands covering his upper body and face. These hands are the remains of his family, whom he accidentally killed when his Quirk first manifested. The main hand on his face is called "Father." Daruma Ujiko recovered and preserved the hands and returned them to Tomura when All For One rescued him. They serve no other function than to aid Tomura's mind, who confesses that his hands bring him a sense of calm and peace, though they also cause nausea. During his battle with Re-Destro, all but one of the hands were destroyed, and Tomura himself would eventually destroy the hand of his father that had covered his face as a way to free himself from the past. He would use the remaining hand as his signature mask.

Decay: Allows him to disintegrate anything he touches with all five fingers. It will take effect whether the target is organic or not. The disintegration spreads rapidly and will affect the entire body of the victims if the decaying body part is not amputated. His Quirk can even extend beyond what he is touching, allowing him to instantly disintegrate large groups of enemies.

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.

During his battle with Re-Destro, Tomura's Quirk underwent an Awakening that allows him to decay his targets without needing all five fingers. This was demonstrated when Tomura used his two remaining fingers to partially decompose one of Re-Destro's fingers after Re-Destro destroyed three of Tomura's fingers on his left hand, although it was much slower and weaker compared to when Tomura uses all five fingers.

Indomitable Will: Stemming from his traumatic past, abuse, and hatred for hero society, Tomura possesses a remarkably strong will. When fighting Re-Destro, despite the villain's superior strength, Tomura refused to yield, and this determination allowed him to reawaken the true power of his Quirk. This willpower was enough to instill fear in Re-Destro, who was defeated single-handedly. Tomura's aura remained terrifying enough that his gaze petrified all of Trumpet's followers who possessed the power of Incite, preventing them from killing him. His current willpower and hatred for society are so great that even after his stabilization process was interrupted and he was left biologically dead, he was able to revive through the sheer force of his hatred.

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 Katsuki's Explosion, suffering little to no damage. He was even able to fight Gigantomachia for half a month and resist the giant's attacks. This trait continues to the point where he manages to withstand a brutal beating from a powered-up Re-Destro.

Enhanced Speed: Tomura appears to be able to move incredibly fast, allowing him to touch and affect his targets with minimal contact. Only All Might himself was too fast for Tomura to track. Even when visibly exhausted during the battle against the Liberation Army, he swiftly balanced on a wall to avoid a massive onslaught of Army members, much to their surprise, before disintegrating many of them in an instant. When fighting Re-Destro, he was able to move so quickly with minimal wasted movement that Re-Destro was caught off guard by the speed boost he had gained.

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. Tomura has a knack for unexpected plans, even when his intentions are seemingly clear. After battling Gigantomachia for over a month, Tomura realized that the giant had become much slower compared to the League of Villains' first encounter with him and firmly believes that he will soon have Gigantomachia successfully tamed. Another example of Tomura's ingenuity and competence in tactical planning is when Re-Destro threatened the League of Villains to confront the Superpower Liberation Army in Deika City, or be located by the Heroes.

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.

Tomura was able to fight Gigantomachia for half a month without giving up until he was able to force the giant to submit. When he faced Re-Destro and his left hand was partially destroyed, Tomura's prowess had suddenly been enhanced to levels beyond his natural parameters. According to Re-Destro, if Tomura had increased his parameters during the Kamino Incident, he would have easily defeated at least one of the Pro Heroes, even without his Decay Quirk. After a fierce battle, he not only defeated Re-Destro but also gained control of the latter's army and tamed Gigantomachia with his achievement.

Like his master, Tomura's aura is capable of instilling fear in others, and his mere gaze was strong enough to paralyze Trumpet's followers, who were under the influence of Stimulate and had been ordered to eliminate Tomura.

After All For One's arrest, Tomura's hair has grown longer, and he wears a hooded leather coat over his costume. During his fight with Re-Destro, Tomura's left hand was crushed, leaving only his ring and pinky fingers intact. After the revival celebration, Tomura now wears a suit, a coat similar to Overhaul's, leg braces, a brace for his left hand, and a bandage over his face, which is lightly covered due to the injuries he sustained in his fight with Re-Destro. His hair has also changed color once again, from light blue to white.

Tomura is a thin man, slightly below average height, with deathly pale skin tinged with yellow and deeply wrinkled around his eyes. His lips are cracked and uneven, with a small mole on the right side below them, and visible scars on his right eye and under his lip. He has messy, bluish-gray hair of varying lengths, the longest strands reaching his shoulders, hanging over his face in ragged waves. His eyes are usually obscured, but when visible, they tend to widen in a rather manic way; his bright red irises are very small.

Interestingly, when Tenko was five years old, she bore a striking resemblance to Izuku Midoriya, with her blue hair originally dark black, and dry patches of skin around her eyes, though her lips were shown to be healthy. After her Quirk manifested, her appearance changed, giving her a wrinkled face, her hair color shifting to a lighter blue, and her eyes slowly turning red. 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.

As a child, Tenko appeared relatively normal, even kind and compassionate. He had a deep love for his family and a strong desire to become a hero someday, not unlike Izuku Midoriya. However, he was also psychologically fragile due to the constant abuse he suffered at the hands of his father, who hated heroes and was terrified of their mere presence. Because of this oppressive upbringing and the inaction of the rest of his family, Tenko's mind finally broke when his Quirk manifested and destroyed his home.

Initially, Tomura expressed great remorse for accidentally killing his family when he lost control of his new Quirk. The severed hands Tomura uses on himself are the only physical remains of his deceased loved ones, which he claims make him feel simultaneously sick and at peace. Despite his grief, Tomura experienced a partial pleasure in his family's demise, as he held them responsible for letting him suffer at his father's whim. By Tomura's own admission, he felt cathartic pleasure while ending Kotaro's life as retaliation for his abusive treatment. During his fight with Re-Destro, Tomura overcame his past guilt after regaining his memories and now eagerly anticipates the end of society, using his childhood feelings to further fuel his hatred. He still maintains some consideration for his comrades, however, by wanting to use Re-Destro's money so they can obtain what they desire. Despite his past, Tomura does not harbor hatred toward his family, with the exception of his father and paternal grandmother. This is shown when he assured his sister in her visions that he wasn't angry with her for framing him, and he also assured his mother that he was okay while turning back into a child in front of her, demonstrating that a part of Tomura still cares about his family.

He joined Spinner because of their shared passion for video games, and to Spinner's surprise, he cared enough for them to prioritize their comfort once he had the necessary funds, and was enraged when Overhaul killed Magne and destroyed Mr. Compress's arm. Earlier, when Kurogiri labeled the other League members as disposable pawns, Tomura corrected him, saying that they were, instead, valuable allies. Tomura has shown both faith in the League's capabilities and trust in them to do what's right for him and his group, as seen when he trusted Himiko and Twice before assigning them to assist Overhaul (knowing they would intentionally sabotage the Hassaikai from within, even without his orders). Furthermore, when Himiko questioned Tomura about his new goal of destroying everything, he revealed that his allies are exceptions, saying that he always has room for them and their goals as long as they live as they choose. This proves that Tomura has developed a genuine way of caring for his allies, even though he rarely shows it.

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.

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 (formerly) Grand Commander of the Paranormal Liberation Front (present day)

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.