Shoto Todoroki There is an interesting character in the world My Hero Academia. He is the son of Endeavor, Japan's #2 Pro Hero, and was born out of a forced marriage to create the perfect Quirk: Half-Cold Half-Hot. This power served as both a blessing and a curse for Shoto, as it allowed him to become one of the best and strongest students at UA High School, but it also served as a constant reminder of his father's intra-familial abuse.
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throughout the story My Hero AcademiaShoto Todoroki had to learn how to use his incredibly versatile Quirk and make it his own, which naturally led to a good number of memorable scenes that showcased how. strong He really is. Needless to say, there are many concrete examples to choose from, but the following eight are the most infamous in the entire series.
Quickly defeating Cero at the Sports Festival
He channeled his own anger into a powerful attack
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Chapter 34 (Manga) Episode 20 (Anime)
It's safe to say that the UA Sports Festival arc was Shoto's most important story arc, as it was the one in which he finally rebelled against his father, formed a healthy rivalry with Deku, and accepted the fire-based half of his Quirk. However, it was certainly not easy to achieve all of them, as can be seen when he faced Hanta Sero One on one conflict.
Shoto met Endeavor and argued with him shortly before the match, which angered him beyond belief. As a result, when his battle against Cero began, he did not hesitate to generate a giant wall of ice that trapped his classmate in seconds, completely humiliating him in front of thousands in the process. While Shoto tried to apologize to him and explained that he was angry with his father, this single moment still proved that he was much stronger than his friends.
Knocking out Deku at the Sports Festival
A scene that turned many My Hero Academia viewers into lifelong fans
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Chapter 40 (Manga) Episode 23 (Anime)
Competition between Shoto and Izuku Midoriya Fascinating indeed, as they were technically the successors to Endeavor and All Might respectively, two of their country's most powerful and popular pro heroes. Fortunately, this relationship was the main focus of the UA Sports Festival arc and, after a lot of build-up, they finally got to face each other in the climactic final battle.
It wasn't just a physical confrontation, but a philosophical one, as Deku urged his opponent to embrace Quirk's fire-based half, deny his father, and use it in battle. His efforts paid off, as Shoto accepted Half-Cold Half-Hot and unleashed his full potential, allowing him to use one of his most devastating Ultimate moves: Flashfreeze Heatwave. Along with this, he managed to knock out his opponent and win the match, and it's important to note that Deku was also using his own Quirk, One for All, at full power, making Shoto's victory even more impressive.
Blocking Deku with a wall of ice
Another moment that proved why he is one of the strongest students in Class 1-A
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Chapter 320 (Manga) Episode 136 (Anime)
Shortly after Deku drops out of UA High School and starts working as a pro hero himself, his former classmates join forces to reason with him and bring him back to their school. Each member of Class 1-A had a role to play in this monumental mission, but Shoto had the biggest and most important role.
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At one point during the fight between Deku and Class 1-A, Shoto created a giant Heaven-piercing ice wall (Similar to the one he used against Hanta Sero) which immediately stopped his friend and stopped him for a few seconds. While Midoriya was eventually able to break through the ice, it was still an incredible feat on Shoto's part, and it's safe to say that the rest of the class would never have been able to slow down Deku without his help.
Helping defeat the Chimera
He was instrumental in one of the most important battles of Class 1-A
- My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising
The My Hero Academia The movies are full of extremely powerful characters and, unbeknownst to some fans, they are all 100% canon. One of the most notable examples of this phenomenon is Chojuro Cone (aka Chimera), one of the main antagonists of the second film in the series, Heroes: Rising.
Chojuro Kon's quirk (also known as Chimera) gives him the characteristics of many types of animals, making him incredibly strong and durable, and also allows him to breathe fire. It took the efforts of several Class 1-A members to finally bring him down, with Shoto playing the most important role in the fight. Not only did he use his ice to block the chimera and block the fire attack, but with the help of his friends, he was finally able to freeze the villain's entire body with a powerful ice attack at his mouth.
Defeating Leviathan
Shoto's first one-on-one movie fight
- My Hero Academia: World Heroes Mission
Third My Hero Academia movie, World Heroes MissionThere was a heavy focus on Deku, Bakugo, and Shoto as a trio, which allowed the writers to give each of them a full-movie solo fight. In Shoto Todoroki's case, he had an opponent LeviathanA hulking villain who wielded the Helical Scythe Quirk, which allowed him to extend, rotate, and manipulate the tendrils in his arms. To make things worse, he had consumed Trigger, which further increased the strength of his Quirk.
Shoto's confrontation against the Leviathan was extremely difficult for the young hero, as the villain was able to repeatedly use the helical scythe to break his ice. Even as he used his fiery flames, Leviathan's flexible body was able to withstand their high temperatures, until Shoto finally unleashed Flashfire Fist: Jet Kindling which burned the villain from the inside and finally knocked him out. Leviathan is one of the most powerful characters in the franchise, and the fact that Shoto was able to defeat him on his own without any outside help is nothing short of spectacular.
The ultimate Flashfire Fist landing all in one
Shoto and his father aid Deku in the final battle of the series
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Chapter 421 (Manga) Episode 167 (Anime)
Shoto's role during the final battle arc was closely tied to his personal story, as he worked alongside his family to stop his brother Dabi from destroying the entire city. However, despite fighting him on two separate occasions and facing several dangerous fires, both Shoto and his father, Endeavor, appeared to aid Deku in his final battle against Deku. One for all.
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Aided by Kurogiri's Warp Gate, Shoto and Endeavor appeared right in front of the villain and unleashed a devastating Dual Flashfire Fist on him, causing not only massive damage but also stopping Deku from attacking and stopping. Despite their serious injuries, they were both able to play important roles during the final battle, re-cementing them as two of the most powerful and unstoppable pro heroes in the series.
Stopping Dabi once and for all
He was finally able to stop his brother's explosive rampage
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Chapter 390 (Manga) Episode 157 (Anime)
Although Shoto was technically defeated the left During their initial battle, his brother was able to duplicate his phosphorus technology and escaped in search of their father, Endeavour. However, and with the help of his good friend Iida Tenya, Shoto was finally able to reach Dabi before his fire-based Quirk could go overboard and set off a devastating nuclear explosion.
Of course, the rest of the Todoroki family (Enji, Rei, Natsuo, and Fuyumi) arrived at Dabi before Shoto did and used their ice-based powers to slow down his fiery self-destruction, but it was the youngest brother who finally stopped him with his Great Glacial Edge technique. Although he received help from his family, this meant that Shoto technically prevented a nuclear explosion, which still ranks as one of the most impressive achievements in the entire series.
Phosphor / Great Glacial Azir
The culmination of Shoto's lifelong Quirk training
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Chapter 352 (Manga) Episode 146 (Anime)
Shoto Todoroki was literally born with an almost perfect quirk that allowed him to generate and manipulate both fire and ice. However, he constantly struggled to use both elements equally at the same time, and he spent a lot of time working towards this goal. After months of grueling training, he was finally able to test his mettle in the final battle against Dabi.
As his brother's blueflame grew hotter and hotter, Shoto used a technique he had spent a lot of time working on: Flashfire Fist : Phosphorwhich allowed him to generate “cold fire” that gave him incredible strength. But that's not all, because he used this technique to unleash his most powerful Ultimate move: The Great Glacial EdgerA massive blast of “cold fire” that was able to extinguish Dabi's flames and immobilize her entire body. Yes, he finally used the move once more in this arc to stop Dabi from self-destructing, but on that occasion he received help from his family, where he used the Great Glacial Azir for the first time, completely on his own, thus making it his most powerful moment of all. My Hero Academia.
My Hero Academia
- Release date
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2016 – 2025-00-00
- network
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TBS, MBS, Nippon TV
- directors
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Shouji Ikeno, Tsuyoshi Tobita, Ikuro Sato, Takudai Kakuchi, Masashi Abe, Tetsuya Miyanishi, Kazuma Komatsu, Yoshifumi Sasahara, Masayuki Otsuki, Daisuke Tsukushi, Takayuki Yamamoto, Yohei Fukui, Takayuki Yamamoto, Yohei Fukui, Takuyoda Nakayo, Nakayoto Sayaka Morikawa, Takanori Yano
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Daiki Yamashita
Izuku Midoriya (voice)
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Kaito Ishikawa
Manga Fukidashi (voice)
