The Shocking Tragedy in My Hero Academia: [SPOILER]'s Heartbreaking Demise Unveiled

Highlights

During the epic Final War Saga, Toga assumed a vital role within the Paranormal Liberation Front, harnessing the power of her Quirk to shift the momentum of battle and potentially determine the fate of the war.

Toga's narrative became intertwined with her deep emotions for both Deku and Uraraka, ultimately leading to a powerful and emotional moment where Uraraka embraces Toga and saves her life through a life-giving blood transfusion. The potential for Toga's redemption arc and her evolving relationship with Uraraka could have been further explored.

Presently, My Hero Academia is in its Final War Saga, drawing closer than ever to its conclusion. As this series reaches its climactic stage, various character arcs are being tied up one by one. Fans have witnessed Horikoshi skillfully and satisfactorily concluding several of these arcs, and Toga's journey is the most recent addition to this list. As a significant member of both the League of Villains and the Paranormal Liberation Front, Toga played a crucial role in the story's development.

Toga's Power

Toga's Transform ability made her an invaluable asset to the group, as she was one of Shigaraki's most trusted confidants. The story delved deep into her unique bond with Jin Bubaigawara, which took on a whole new level of significance when he tragically passed away. This pivotal moment in Toga's character arc propelled her into her current position in the Final War Saga, adding an intriguing twist to her journey.

Toga's life has been shaped by her incredibly powerful Quirk, Transform, since she was a child. Despite her innocent nature and love for all things adorable, society quickly deemed her a deviant. As a result, whenever Toga forms an emotional bond with someone, her craving for their blood grows. Eventually, she gains the ability to physically transform into them. Unfortunately, this unique power only fuels the hatred and exclusion directed towards her. She is labeled as a hate-filled deviant with an unsettling smile. Naturally, Toga's heart becomes consumed by resentment and envy, leading her to eventually seek solace in the League of Villains.

At the League, she found solace amidst a community of fellow misfits, where her powers were embraced instead of condemned. However, this organization was none other than the League of Villains, inevitably leading Toga down a dark and nefarious path. She transformed into a vile criminal, unafraid to take lives as long as it brought her happiness. With every crime committed alongside the League of Villains, Toga grew stronger, harnessing the ability to manipulate the Quirks of others and fully unleashing the potential of her Transform quirk.

Without ever receiving a helping hand in her life, Toga's trajectory veered towards darkness. Little did she anticipate that her savior would eventually emerge as a Hero, an ironic twist thoroughly explored in the Final War Saga of My Hero Academia.

Toga In The Final War

In the Final War Saga of My Hero Academia, Toga plays a significant role in the Paranormal Liberation Front. Throughout most of the arc, Uraraka relentlessly pursues Toga in an effort to understand her emotions and discuss romantic feelings. Although Toga initially rebuffs her advances, she eventually realizes Toga's true feelings. Uraraka decides to engage in a face-to-face conversation with Toga, driven by her desire to assist her, much like Deku's intention to aid Shigaraki.

Uraraka's journey to reach Toga proves exceedingly difficult due to Toga's powerful abilities and her heightened use of her Transform Quirk. Toga effectively alters the course of the battle in favor of the Paranormal Liberation Front by swiftly exploiting her Quirk's capabilities. By assuming the form of Twice, Toga deploys his Double Quirk to clone herself and further complicate the already chaotic fight. As her Quirk's strength intensifies, the battlefield becomes inundated with countless clones of Twice, leaving the Heroes without a viable path to victory. Continuation of this strategy would have surely resulted in the heroes' defeat. Furthermore, had Toga managed to transform into Shigaraki, the outcome of the battle would have been swiftly determined, highlighting her formidable potential and the immense power of her Quirk, capable of single-handedly determining the course of the entire war.

Toga And Uraraka's Love

Toga's story became deeply intertwined with Uraraka and Deku. At one point, Toga developed feelings for Deku, influenced by a resemblance to a person she once had a crush on. However, she couldn't bring herself to ask for his blood, fearing judgment for her deviant behavior. Toga also fell in love with Uraraka simply because she found her cute. In recent chapters, Toga admitted to loving things for simple reasons, such as animals for being cute and humans for their beautiful smiles. Her love for Uraraka grew as well, leading to her desire for their blood, which ultimately branded her as a deviant.

However, to Toga's surprise, Uraraka wholeheartedly accepted her feelings and offered as much blood as she desired, encouraging her to smile more often. Uraraka's acceptance made Toga feel like a normal person, and she was moved to tears when Uraraka declared her smile as the most beautiful in the world. It was also implied that Uraraka reciprocated Toga's feelings. Ultimately, despite being a villain, Toga found salvation in a Hero.

Toga's Death

Witnessing Ochaco's heroic act deeply moved Toga. Upon confessing their emotions, Toga realized that losing Ochaco was simply not an option. In the midst of the battle, Toga inflicted a severe and continuously bleeding wound upon Uraraka. By the end of the fight, Uraraka's body grew cold and she was losing a significant amount of blood. In a desperate attempt to save her, Toga chose to drink Uraraka's blood and assume her appearance. Toga then selflessly shared her own blood with Uraraka, as when she transforms into someone, she not only adopts their abilities, but also their blood type.

Performing a blood transfusion, Toga ensured that it would be she who sacrificed her life instead of Uraraka. Desiring the blood of others her whole life, this was the first time Toga felt such love that she willingly offered her own blood. Horikoshi's portrayal of this act is truly captivating, showcasing the complex nature of both Toga and Uraraka.

Although this act holds immense beauty, it also raises concerns, providing Toga with an easy way to evade the consequences of her actions. Toga possessed the potential for a remarkable redemption arc, and her connection with Uraraka could have been further explored. The pair shared romantic feelings, which Horikoshi could have delved into with greater depth.

Toga's character meets its end as Horikoshi chooses the path of a blood transfusion. However, her beauty and captivating smile in My Hero Academia will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on fans, regardless of her fate. You can read My Hero Academia for free on MangaPlus by Viz Media.