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(#8) All For One
All For One, who possesses the ability to steal people's quirks for himself, stands as the ultimate villain of the series so far.
Now severely injured thanks to a battle with All Might, he hopes to train Tomura Shigaraki to succeed him as leader of the League of Villains. Exactly what he hopes to achieve with the organization remains unclear, but it will likely be something quite nefarious.
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(#4) Twice
Twice sports an energetic and friendly personality, but his quirk causes him quite a bit of hardship.
Twice finds his ability to clone himself useful at first, since he had each clone take care of one aspect of his life. But when his clones began claiming they're as the original, Twice suffers an identity crisis that gets in the way of his activities with the League of Villains.
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(#11) Gentle Criminal
Has there ever been a MHA villain more suave and...gentlemanly? Gentle Criminal is not your average villain. For one, his main ambition in life is not to destroy humanity or bring down Pro Heroes. He simply wants to become a famous Internet star. His eccentric personality and love for the theatrics makes him a memorable (and hilarious) villain. And when his tragic backstory is revealed, it only makes audiences want to root for him more. His Quirk, Elasticity, allows him to make anything he touches bendable and bouncy.
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(#5) Stain
Though he uses inarguably villainous methods, Stain actually fights for something he believes in. He thinks the current hero system is corrupt, that true heroes receive no money for saving lives, and that society venerates people who are unworthy.
To spread his message, he attacks heroes using Bloodcurdle, a quirk that allows him to control people by ingesting their blood.
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(#13) Chronostasis
Chronostasis is always seen by Overhaul's side, proving to be extremely useful and important to the Yakuza leader. And it's no wonder since his Quirk lets him slow down any opponents' movements with his clock-like hair.
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(#17) Nemoto
Nemoto, also one of the Eight Bullets of the Shie Hassaikai, possesses quite the useful Quirk: Confession. He is able to force his victims to tell the truth when he asks them questions. His powers allow him to mess with his opponents psychologically and lower their resolve.
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My Hero Academia is a comic strip that Horikoshi started serializing in the weekly teen Jump on the 32nd of 2014. A separate edition of the comic was published by Jiying Press, while the traditional Chinese version was published by Tong Li Publishing. His work won the first prize in the Comic Division of the “Next Comic Prize” in 2015, the second prize in 2015 recommended by the National Bookstore Clerks, and the eighth prize in 2015. “This is a great comic book! ” The fifth prize for men in 2016 and other achievements.
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