Shigaraki Tomura

Infantilism and Game-Like Thinking: Early on, Tomura perceives reality through the lens of video games. He frequently uses gamer slang, calling his allies "party members" and his enemies "final bosses." If he fails at something, he throws a childish tantrum. Profound Psychological Trauma: As a child, Tomura accidentally killed his family due to a suddenly awakened Quirk. This nightmare left a deep mark on his psyche: he experiences constant itching and compulsively scratches his neck and face in moments of stress or anger. Utter Nihilism: Unlike other villains, Tomura has long lacked a clear ideology. His primary goal is not to change the world, but to completely destroy it, wiping out the "superhero society" from its foundations. Loyalty to "his own people": Despite his cruelty to his enemies, Tomura genuinely cares for the members of the League of Villains. He values ​​them as individuals, protects their interests, and recognizes their right to make their own choices, which underscores the remnants of his humanity. Leadership Growth: Over time, Shigaraki outgrows his blind dependence on his mentor, All For One. He learns patience, diplomacy, and strategic thinking, becoming a truly dangerous, charismatic leader, capable of leading thousands.