Tomura Shigaraki went from relatively small-time to the overarching protagonist of My Hero Academia. Is he a more compelling villain than All For One?

My Hero Academia is home to a plethora of incredible antagonists, but Tomura Shigaraki is arguably the best villain in the entire series.

My Hero Academia chapter 423 confirmed Tomura Shigaraki's death as he, along with the previous One For All users, defeated All For One in the vestige world to help Deku and the remaining heroes.

My Hero Academia unveiled Tomura Shigaraki’s most disturbing look in the seres yet with the manga’s newest chapter! Fans have been subject to a number of looks at Shigaraki over the course of ...

Many overlook the true significance of Tomura Shigaraki's violent reaction that mirrors his father's stance in the My Hero Academia scene.

Tomura Shigaraki has been the protégé of the ultimate villain, All For One, since My Hero Academia’s story began. The two have been working together to disrupt the lives of Deku and his ...

The compounded weight of Deku’s heroism erupts in unstoppable power after he and Shigaraki have a literal meeting of the minds.

And thanks to this ad’s aesthetic, Shigaraki looks like the kind of villain now to spout big words about balance and destiny. That is if Thanos doesn’t try to shut him up first.

'My Hero Academia' Season 6 Episode 4 sees Tomura Shigaraki waking up during its ending, but what exactly happened to the villain?

And yet, though Shigaraki is victorious, Star and Stripe’s quick thinking significantly weakened the story’s greatest villain and gave the surviving Pro Heroes a fighting chance against him.

Bandai Namco has released new information and screenshots of My Hero One’s Justice introducing Villain character Tomura Shigaraki and the “Sidekick System.

"Midoriya and Shigaraki" is a briskly paced episode, filled with plenty of laughs and dramatic tension.