Finally one of the great secrets of My Hero Academia found an answer. The UA High School traitor theory has been confirmed. There really is a double agent among the emerging Class 1-A heroes. All For One has a trusted friend you can rely on in times of need.
What was perhaps the fandom’s biggest headache was resolved in chapter 335 of My Hero Academia. Inside the walls of Yuei High School a traitor is hiding. But who of all is going to abuse his friends’ trust and, most importantly, how is he going to do it?
The traitor theory was born, more precisely during the years ago Bakugo kidnapping saga. At the time, budding Class 1-A and Class 1-B heroes were taking part in a training session in the forest, led by the Wild Heroes group, Wild Pussycats. In the middle of the exercise, they were attacked by Shigaraki’s villain, who eventually kidnapped Kacchan.
Of training, nobody knew what. The only ones who knew what was going on were Rector Nezu, the professors of the Yuei, the Wilds, Wild Pussycats, and the students themselves. Therefore, only one of them could have passed the information on to the criminals. From that moment on, however, the traitor theory was almost on hold. Nobody talked about it anymore the suspicion was gone and the fans themselves believed that Horikoshi had forgotten this detail. However, in My Hero Academia 335, All For One finally reveals theIdentity of his secret friend.
The Criminal King explains the differences between the two to an unstoppable dabi and explains that when he sets a goal, he is planning Hundreds of ways to make it happen. All For One can even wait years or decades to achieve its goals, as in the case of One For All. Another big difference from Dabi is that the Lord of Evil has a lot of friends and as we can see, one of them is in the yuei. The traitor has been revealed, it is Toru Hagakure, the invisible girl.
Will she be the one to inflict the coup de grace on society of heroes? We leave you theories and speculations about the end of My Hero Academia and the result of the seventh popularity survey.




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