My Hero Academia Reveals Toga’s Ultimate Form

Things were progressing as well as they could for the heroes of My Hero Academia in the anime’s seventh season. Deku had arrived at UA Academy to face Shigaraki, Spinner’s new abilities were undone thanks to Present Mic, Shoji, and Koda, Shoto Todoroki had the upper hand against his brother Dabi, and All For One was regressing thanks to his last resort. Unfortunately, things have taken a turn for the worse for Class 1-A as a pivotal moment has awakened a “sleeping giant,” and Toga has played her trump card in the latest episode of My Hero Academia.

Warning: Major spoilers ahead if you haven’t watched the fifteenth episode of My Hero Academia‘s seventh season. Spinner had acquired some wild new powers from All For One, making the lizard-like villain resemble Marvel’s Venom more than the antagonist anime fans once knew. While Spinner managed to reach Kurogiri, a last-minute shout from Present Mic brought him to his knees and eradicated the vast power he had accumulated. In one final action, Shigaraki’s best friend placed the decaying villain’s hand on Kurogiri, awakening the Nomu and providing the villains with a significant boost.

One of the most crucial parts of All Might’s initial plan was to make sure that all the villains were separated, using a copy of Kurogiri’s Quirk to do so. Now that the teleporting villain has been awakened, not only is the Nomu reuniting the League of Villains, but the antagonists are also leveling up in the meantime. On top of Dabi arriving in front of his father, Toga has consumed the blood of Twice and has revealed her ultimate transformation along with a power that will overwhelm the entire world.

“Infinite Doubles – Sad Man’s Death Parade” shows Toga at her most terrifying, now able to create infinite doubles of herself that not only all have Twice’s appearance but also share all of Toga’s abilities. In the final moments of the latest episode, Kurogiri is distributing Toga’s many duplicates around the world, and the Quirk Singularity Theory is becoming more of a reality as a result.

Source: ComicBook