Todoroki Shoto He's an interesting character in this world. My Hero Academia. He is the son of Japan's #2 Pro Hero, Endeavour, born from a forced marriage to create the perfect Quirk: Half-Cold Half-Hot. This power served as both a blessing and a curse for Shoto. Because while this allowed him to become one of the best and strongest students at UA High School, 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 how overwhelmed He really is. Needless to say, there are plenty of solid examples to choose from, but the following eight are some of the most infamous in the entire series.
Defeat Sero in one go at the sports festival
He channeled his anger into one powerful attack.
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Episode 34 (Cartoon) Episode 20 (Animation)
It's no exaggeration to say that the UA Sports Festival Arc is Shoto's most important story arc. This is because he finally rebelled against his father, formed a healthy rivalry with Deku, and embraced his fire-based half of his Quirk. But achieving all that was certainly not easy, as evidenced by the circumstances he faced. Teamfight Vertical In a one-on-one duel.
Shoto met Endeavor and argued with him right before the match, which made him incredibly angry. As a result, when the battle with Sero began, he did not hesitate to create a huge wall of ice, trapping his classmates in seconds, completely humiliating himself in front of thousands of people in the process. Shoto apologized to him and explained that he was just angry at his father, but this moment proved that he was much stronger than most of his peers.
Defeating Deku at the sports festival
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Episode 40 (Cartoon) Episode 23 (Animation)
Compete with Shoto Midoriya Izuku They were really fascinating because they were technically the successors to Endeavor and All Might, two of the strongest and most popular pro heroes in their respective countries. Fortunately, this relationship was a major focus of the UA Sports Festival arc, and after much effort, they finally faced each other in a climactic final fight.
This was not only a physical confrontation, but also a philosophical one, as Deku urged his opponent to accept the fire-based half of his Quirk, reject his father, and use it in battle. His efforts paid off as Shoto eventually accepted Half-Cold Half-Hot and was able to unleash his full potential, allowing him to use one of his most devastating Ultimate Moves, Flashfreeze Heatwave. This allowed him to win the match by KOing his opponent, and it's important to remember that Shoto's win was even more impressive because Deku was also using his Quirk, One for All, to its full potential.
Intercept Deku with a wall of ice
Another moment where he proved why he is one of the strongest students in Class 1-A.
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Episode 320 (Cartoon) Episode 136 (Animation)
Shortly after Deku left UA High School and began working as a pro hero on his own, Deku's former classmates joined forces to reason with him and bring him back to school. Every member of Class 1-A had a role to play in this monumental mission, but Shoto had one of the largest and most important roles.
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At some point during the scuffle between Deku and Class 1-A, Shoto created a large-scale attack. A wall of ice piercing heaven (Similar to what he used against Sero in teamfighting) He quickly intercepted his friend and held him back for a few seconds. Midoriya was eventually able to break free of the ice, but it was still an incredible feat on Shoto's part, and it's safe to say that the rest of the class wouldn't have been able to slow Deku down without his help.
Helps defeat the Chimera
He played a key role in one of Class 1-A's most important fights.
- My Hero Academia: Heroes: Rising
that My Hero Academia The movie is full of very powerful characters and, unknown to some fans, they are all 100% canon. One of the most striking examples of this phenomenon is Conchojuro (life chimera), one of the main antagonists of the second film in the series. Hero: Rising.
Gon Chojurō's (also known as Chimera) quirk gives him the characteristics of various animals, making him incredibly strong and durable, and he can even breathe fire. It took the efforts of several Class 1-A members to finally take him down, with Shoto taking on the most important role in the battle. Not only did he restrain the Chimera with ice and block its fire attacks, but with the help of his friends, he was able to deliver a powerful ice attack inside his mouth, ultimately freezing the villain's entire body.
Leviathan slain
Shoto's first one-on-one movie battle
- My Hero Academia: World Heroes Mission
third My Hero Academia movie, World Hero's MissionBy focusing more on using Deku, Bakugo, and Shoto as a trio, the writers were able to give each of them a full-fledged cinematic solo battle. Todoroki Shoto's opponent is hugeA massive villain who wielded the Helical Scythe Quirk, which allowed him to extend, spin, and manipulate the tendrils on his hands. To make matters worse, he consumed Trigger, further enhancing the power of his Quirk.
Shoto's clash against Leviathan was quite a challenge for the young hero, as the villain was able to cut through the ice using his spiral scythe repeatedly. Even using fierce flames, Leviathan's elastic body was able to withstand high temperatures, and Shoto fired the Flashfire Fist: Jet Kindling, which ultimately defeated the villain by burning him from the inside. Leviathan is one of the most powerful characters in the franchise, and the fact that Shoto is able to defeat him on his own without any outside help is simply spectacular.
Give everyone a final flashfire punch.
Shoto and his father assisted Deku in the final battle of the series.
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Episode 421 (Cartoon) Episode 167 (Animation)
Shoto's role in the Final War Arc is closely tied to his personal story as he works with his family to stop his brother Dabi from destroying the entire city. However, despite fighting Deku on two separate occasions and suffering dangerous burns several times, Shoto and his father Endeavor still showed up and helped Deku during the climactic final battle. one for everyone.
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With the help of Kurogiri's warp gate, Shoto and Endeavor appeared right in front of the villain and delivered a devastating double flashfire punch at him, which not only caused massive damage but also prevented him from attacking and stopping Deku. Despite their serious injuries, both were able to play key roles in the final battle, which once again solidified them as two of the most powerful and unstoppable pro heroes in the series.
To stop Dabi forever.
He was finally able to stop his brother's explosive rampage.
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Episode 390 (Cartoon) Episode 157 (Animation)
Even though Shoto was technically defeated. Dabi During an early battle, his older brother was able to replicate Phosphor technology and escaped to find their father, Endeavour. However, with the help of his good friend Iida Tenya, Shoto was eventually able to reach Dabi before his fire-based Quirk went overboard and caused a devastating nuclear explosion.
Of course, the rest of the Todoroki family (Enji, Rei, Natsuo, and Fuyumi) arrived at Dabi before Shoto and used their ice-based powers to slowly slow his fiery self-destruction, but it was the youngest brother who finally stopped him with the Great Glacier Aegir technique. Even with help from his family, this means Shoto technically stopped the nuclear explosion on his own, which still remains one of the most impressive feats in the entire series.
Phosphor / Great Glacier Aegir
The culmination of Shoto's lifetime of ingenious training.
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Episode 352 (Cartoon) Episode 146 (Animation)
Shoto Todoroki was literally born with the near-perfect ability to create and manipulate both fire and ice. However, he constantly strived to use both elements simultaneously and equally, and invested a lot of time toward this goal. After months of intense training, he was finally able to test his abilities in the final battle with Dabi.
As his brother's Blueflame grew hotter and hotter, Shoto used the technique he had spent so much time working on. Flashfire Fist: PhosphorThis allowed him to create a “cold flame” that gave him incredible powers. But that's not all. He used this technique to unleash his most powerful Ultimate Move. Giant Glacier AegirA massive explosion of ‘cold fire’ that was able to extinguish Dabi’s flames and freeze his entire body. Yes, he eventually used this move once again to stop Dabi's self-destruction later in the same arc, but whereas he had help from his family that time, the first time he used the Great Glacial Aegir he was completely alone, making it the most underwhelming moment of the entire thing. My Hero Academia.
My Hero Academia
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2016 – 2025-00-00
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TBS, MBS, Nippon TV
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Shoji Ikeno, Tsuyoshi Tobita, Ikuro Sato, Takudai Kakuchi, Masashi Abe, Tetsuya Miyanishi, Kazuma Komatsu, Yoshifumi Sasahara, Masayuki Otsuki, Daisuke Tsukushi, Takayuki Yamamoto, Yohei Fukui, Takuro Tsukada, Masatoyo Takada, Naomi Nakayama, Morikawa Sayaka, Takanori Yano
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Yamashita Daiki
Izuku Midoriya (voice actor)
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Ishikawa Kaito
Manga Fukidashi (voice actor)
