Some villains of My Hero Academia have become the symbol of justice.
Some My Hero Academia villains better represent justice than many of the heroes in the series.
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Villains in My Hero Academia have had a very ambiguous definitionsince the motivations and circumstances that led some of these characters to travel the path of evil are varied, since in many cases it was due to alienation from society and discrimination, as well as the corrupt actions of many heroes that they led a double life, using their high status to perform questionable acts.
The history of My Hero Academia has focused since its inception on giving understand or demonstrate that the greatest symbol or representation of justice are the heroes that come to life in the series, but as the plot unfolds it has been possible to see that some of these individuals who once swore to protect society have lost the rectitude or fairness that had characterized them, leading them to commit very questionable actions.
But to the surprise of many and as unheard of as it may seem, as the plot has been developing, it has been confirmed that some of the villains that come to life in My Hero Academia best symbolize justice than many of the heroes, because their actions, no matter how questionable and reprehensible they may be, have had solid foundations to carry them out. Next, we tell you the details.
It’s fasting contains spoilers for chapter #378 of the My Hero Academia manga.
Some villains of My Hero Academia have become the symbol of justice
Some My Hero Academia villains symbolize justice more than the heroes themselves
The wide universe of My Hero Academia has given rise to all kinds of extremely incredible characters that have managed to stand out and captivate followers, including some villains from the series, since they have been introduced with a purpose. very decisive for the context of the story, so much so that a small group of these antagonists have become a great symbol of justiceoutshining many heroes.
There is a particular villain in My Hero Academia who, despite not being a symbol of justice, has had a very interesting impact, and it is Stain, since he is one of the few antagonists who has shown to have a conscience or common sensesince he has always been a detractor of the current system and the deplorable actions of many heroes who, using their status, committed acts of corruption, for which Stain has always fought for an incorruptible and effective justice system that judges everyone equally .
However, despite Stain’s sense of justice and equality, this villain has never sought to redeem himself for his nefarious actionsbut unlike him, there are two antagonists who have redeemed themselves and have shown a more humanized facet after their dark past, and these are Lady Nagant y Gentle.
Both Gentle and Lady Nagant have returned to the scene reformed, which has led to little by little they have become a greater symbol of justice that some heroes, since, despite having traveled the path of evil, they reconsidered in time and managed to redeem themselves, expiating their sins and even being fundamental in this intense war against All For One and Shigaraki, since they have supported the heroes during this chaotic and hellish battle that has consumed all of Japan.
The redemption could symbolize ultimate justice in the series, since it shows the regret of these villains for their past actions, which they have tried to make up for by supporting the heroes. After all, they are still human beings who can change and make up for their crimes.
Also, having been on the dark side of society would serve to lead the example to others who are wandering the path of evilsince they could save them from ending up committing the same crimes that they once carried out.
It should be noted that Gentle and Lady Nagant have had a somewhat difficult past in which society had a great influence, since led them to collapse and commit very questionable actsHowever, they both changed their perspectives upon meeting Deku, since the compassion that the young hero showed them motivated them to change and redeem themselves completely.
Likewise, after expiating his sins, Lady Nagant, Gentle and La Brava have not hesitated to support the heroes in this chaotic environment that has arisen, becoming a symbol of justice and all thanks to their redemption that has given them the opportunity to make things right this time.
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