My Hero Academia is no doubt one of the popular shonen titles of the modern era. This new Big Three title mixes traditional Japanese narratives with Western superhero tradition, and is why it became global popular. The manga manga is truly great and beloved in the world. Since then, we decided to focus on one of the greatest characters of the series, the villain Tomura Shigaraki.
The article will contain the best quotes of Tomura Shigaraki, and their respective quotes in the manga and anime “My Hero Hero” will appear. They won’t be listed on order of particular titles, so please pick the best phrases you speak from Tomura from the series.
Create a world without all the potential. And to destroy them all so they can be seen as both fragility and fragility. From now on, I must make my conviction. All it is in the ordinary.
We couldn’t really agree with a better quote than that one, like Tomura Shigarakis ultimate goal, that is in that image. He has a plan, has an enemy and, from his own perspective, can do it to yourself. All Might was embodiment of heroism; and Tomura Shigaraki was so upset, that as to focus on All Might, of course.
Both the heroes and villains thrive on violence, but are still classified. You make nothing at all. You’re terrible. That’s how it’s done!!! Symbol of peace? Haha!
Tomura Shigaraki was a highly philsophical villain and it was one of his trademarks and one of the reasons why people liked him. This quote shows how he felt that heroine could equate to villains, and that he saw the truth in heroism, and seen how she liked evil on one occasion, and as bad on another. This is why she hates her heroes so much.
In the end, youre just a tool for violence, made to keep us away from violence that doesn’t take place that way.
This was supposed to be an example of those who were victims of the war and is the continuation of the above quote. Violence was an extremely important aspect of both sides’ affairs. Tomura Shigaraki just pointed it out, which wasn’t all that wrong. The thing that he did not see in a cartoon is the difference between these types of violence from the extremes behind it.
Even if this heroine is crushed, even if I rise to rule the underworld, we are buried in a world of love. That’s the reason I hate everything. The whole life, breathing, seems to be falling in love with me. Why don’t we destroy everything? Why not destroy everything?
This one is general, but a little more personal than other quotes on this list. Of all points of view, it shows Shigarakis desire to destroy the heroes but also says that his own void and destructive nature reflect, as well as his personal horizon. Currently, he knew that a world without heroes wouldn’t be filled without a human void. That’s why he receptively ruled out everything, and not just the heroes.
People who write adults are absolute, that’s why I want to hear them from you guys.
Tomura Shigaraki had a very traumatic childhood, and had a very strict father, which is why he understood the gravity of such words. This quote got a little ironic, but on a general level, Tomura Shigaraki was someone whose problems with his family and his father reflected a later behavior. This quote’s an example of that.
I didn’t itch anymore.
When he died, he didn’t itch anymore. He didn’t happen. He was not a murderer when he was born, but he turned himself into one due to the circumstances in which he grew up and became an employee of society. When he began to believe in the homicide of that desire, a desire that he labeled an itch, Tomura felt like it was over, and it stopped itching.
Youre useless, helpless, euphorical wonder. All that hard work you put in! She’s mine now! Even though you don’t have any nails to bite, your life’s going to be a real nail-bitter. He should be seated right away and watch all the time. I wish you a good life! We want to give up, because that’s our time.
This one takes us back to Tomuras villainous nature and role, as he was in a way like that of the age of villains. His special Quirk allowed him to be like that and he thought that the era of villains really came. This was either an announcement nor a threat, and reflect on who Tomura Shigaraki really was.
Violence is the only way to protect others.
This quotes reinforce Shigarakis’ views on violence and illustrate the philosophies of each other better than those of each other on this list. Violence with an eye, for anything with a sword, execution for someone was for him like love and sacrifice you sacrificed for someone to show them how much you cared. In this quote I am able to imagine how deep his violent nature was and how irreparable he was as a character.
When I cried, made my hand up, Hana-chan was the only one.
This was a reflection of the past and the memory of a long time old Tomura Shigaraki that died with the rest of her family in that house. He had a horrible childhood for him, and he didn’t really know how to deal with an abusive father. He’s probably killed those who cared for him, by mistake, anyway.
You heroes are like society’s guardians. In the past generations, you pretended not to see those you couldn’t protect and swept the pain in the blanket of the floor. It tainted everything you’d built. You’re all running out of your systems and have maggots crawling out from inside. All that starts taking place the whole time. You have rubbish from everyone who is very dependent on the protection. And the brave guardians who created the trash that needs to be coddling were brave. This cycle is corrupt and vicious. Everything I witnessed, all that you built always rejected me. I’m ready to dismiss him now. That’s why I destroyed. That is why I took a hold of that power. You’re so simple as I do? If you understand, I don’t care. That’s what makes us heroes and villains.
That’s my ideology. Everything we know about his views on heroism, villainism and the fighting they all keep fighting. This was his world and all he did came from that world, from a dark place where the light was destroyed completely. The only thing that made sense was darkness.
You did that, I was just trying to destroy him.
And an acknowledgement of guilt, or rather an acknowledgment of his own twisted, broken nature. Somebody had some other ideas about him, but Tomura Shigaraki didn’t want to take away his destructive nature, and he admitted it here openly. Tomura Shigaraki is such a character, and that’s exactly what she’s doing.
Why is my dad complaining that I didn’t have the time? Does he hate me?
And after discovering the trauma that he had suffered, this quote shows how much he wanted his fathers attention and recognition. He god never did be a murderer. He was a complete frightened person but it turned out to be a monster. This is why Tomura Shigaraki was a villain.
Kids are really sneaky and simple.
It was spoken from personal experience, from observation. Tomura Shigaraki knew a whole lot of children’s mind and how simple it could handle each and every problem with unabashed ease, while an adult was thinking about that for ages.
I itch when I am home.
Tomura Shigaraki was the home where all this started and makes sense that it’s the itch to come back. This is the place where the monster is born and where his biggest trauma materialized. Here were his homicide dreams born. That is why he was inspired to kill himself for the first time.
Anything that isn’t necessary is unnecessary.
As a nihilist who wanted to destroy everything, Tomura Shigaraki would say such a thing. That’s exactly what a character says and we can only say that this quote is a perfect illustration of Shigaraki’s personality and darkest thoughts. The outages he experienced was something that many people could not survive; and Tomura Shigaraki was finding a way of living for it and in it. He was an innocent person, but he survived, and clearly reflected in his words, and all he was in the story of The Herod Almanac.