The world of My Hero Academia is populated by two categories of main characters: Heroes and criminals. Civilians are virtually absent from Kohei Horikoshi’s story as they have very little meaning in the general chessboard and in the life of Izuku Midoriya. For this, the protagonists mainly deal with colleagues and villains.
Over time, Deku has met many different and above all strong opponents. What are the five strongest villains from My Hero Academia? With these top 5, let’s create a ranking that takes into account all the criminals who have appeared in the manga so far, not just those of the League of Villain.
In fifth place we start with a completely new acquaintance. After the chaos that ensued in Jaku after the war against the villains, a character emerged that won many fans. Lady Nagant in My Hero Academia has given up the fight, taking fifth place for all of the skills shown in those few chapters of the show.
Fourth position instead for Re: Right, the leader of the Liberation Army, faced with an evolved and aloof Shigaraki. His strains guarantee enormous strength and seem to have hardly any rivals despite the bitter defeat.
The leading trio, however, belong to the League of Villain. Indeed, there is little room for discussion, considering that in that order from lowest to highest Gigantomachia, Shigaraki and All for One are the three strongest villains in My Hero Academia. Shigaraki’s recent development has allowed him to rank second behind his teacher, although further developments could change this ranking yet again.
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