In this alternate world, Bakugo wouldn't have had an opportunity to learn from the defeats he suffered from Deku, and would ...

After voicing the fan-favorite, black-and-white Spider-Man Noir in “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” Nicolas Cage is suiting up as the hero in the first look at Prime Video’s live-action ...

After voicing the fan-favorite, black-and-white Spider-Man Noir in “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” Nicolas Cage is suiting up as the hero in the first look at Prime Video’s live-action series ...

Bakugo and the other former Class 1-A heroes have been spending their time as pro heroes saving up the money to put together a special suit of armor to help Deku fight as a pro hero. Now the ...

Likewise, Deku returns to being a Pro Hero on the back of a suit of armor similar to the Armored All Might form seen in the final arc. Affectionately referred to as “Iron Deku” by fans, the mainline ...

Furthermore, the element of the suit he gained makes it feel that he could still be a hero, so it is a very similar conclusion but with a few extra steps. It is a rather peculiar ending for Deku's ...

and Horikoshi’s response in My Hero Academia’s final fan book makes it clear he’s done answering any more questions about Deku and Ochaco, at least for the time being. My Hero Academia is ...

he grew to be a refined young Hero, albeit the occasional outburst or two, and even sought to work with Deku. The latter's new suit was why he could return to the frontlines and do what he loved ...