All 4 Deku Stages in My Hero Academia EXPLAINED

Deku sought to turn the world's strongest

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into a jobless loser with only hope left. These are the four

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of Deku. Deku stage one in My Hero Academia. 80 people have a quirk. Deku was born among the 20 people he wasn't. He has a quirk, this all changed when he ate a special lock of hair. Since then it seems like his powers have grown faster than almost anyone else's. the base level of one for all is part of

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's power that people know more about one for all. It allows the user to go faster, be stronger, more agile and have more resistance and durability than a normal person.

At this point, it works best on people who never had a quirk. The effects of the power would overwhelm them, otherwise Deku and everyone might be the only ones who had it. He didn't have a gift before getting one for everyone, so they avoided being killed by him. Maintaining the power that comes with his Quirk is very hard on the body, which is why everyone had to find a successor in the first place, since one for all is also a quirk that can be passed on, he has continued to accumulate raw energy from everyone. its previous owners.

Deku is using the most dangerous version of The Quirk, this also means that Deku is given a burden that his body cannot handle. That's why he was breaking bones and damaging his organs by using one for everyone, basically causing small internal explosions that would rip apart his limbs for months. Deku couldn't use more than 20 to 30 percent of his power, this was mainly because he didn't have enough training. and he didn't know what was one for all, he didn't have time to learn how to control his superpower, but he learns most things from real battles instead of training.

All might not tell Deku that a one for all really went all the way. of the first semester, five months after he passed down the Quirk

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suit, eventually helps him limit the damage his body takes when using the power at any level below 100. Controlling his power is the ultimate goal to ensure that Don't be forced to come in early. Deku's retirement stage two After Deku got tired of breaking his limbs, he learned to control parts of the raw power of one for all in different percentages, this prevents him from causing harm to himself, others and his surroundings, but it took him It will take a while to figure out how to do it. he did this and still broke some bones in the process.

Deku uses five major percentages as one-size-fits-all standards, the lowest being five percent, which is the minimum he needs to concentrate raw power into a single limp and is the minimum Deku needs for a Detroit. smashing an all-forbidden technique that enhances a hit with a one-for-all brute force during his exam to join the UA, this caused him to break his arm, but in the provisional

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license exam it can increase his performance to eight percent without fracturing. This all jumped to 20 at the end of his fight with the review before the Paranormal Liberation War, it seemed like 20 was the most decks he could run without his body taking damage. 20 is also the minimum Deku needs to use Manchester's departure like most of his smash moves, this one has a pure power from The Quirk sent to a part of the body for stronger attacks, the powers move to deku's leg while performing an ax kick compared to the moves and quirks he has in stage 4, Manchester smash is pretty basic but still has its uses in battle Deku was able to get ahead of Kaijasaki's Overhaul Quirk by landing a Manchester Smash perfectly synchronized in the round, although this attack was not the one that took down overall, he was still able to avoid one of the deadliest quirks of the series the next two benchmarks for Deku are 30 and 45 as of Paranormal Liberation War 30 is the maximum amount he could use consistently without destroying his body his ability to use full cow spreading the power of one for all throughout his body is most present at this level using 30 significantly improves his speed, durability and agility.

He was able to outmatch the sugar-enhanced Rocky and withstand his attacks, which are on par with all of his strength at his peak. 45 minus Deku uses moves like St Louis smash Air Force St Louis smash detonates a vertical roundhouse kick, the 45 of the fight and the accompanying Air Blast create a move that says the opponent is flying if they maintain their level for more than a few seconds, it will hurt your body. Fortunately, Deku has gotten much better at controlling his Quirk. Since he started training, it doesn't deal as much damage as 100, so this form is definitely a safer bet to combat the consequences of one for all 45.

Deku has now mastered the act of releasing one for all just before it's about to land. one hit, he is finally the absolutely destructive for the 100, this is the peak of all the raw energy stored for hundreds of years. Echo has to be very careful with this one, it will immediately break any limb being used and cause permanent scarring if she continues to fight him before learning that she could actually control the output percentage of The Quirk. Every time Deku used new power, he was at his full power. Deku has borrowed some crushing attacks from all forces.

It's a set of reliable punching moves that are good. To knock down and weaken an opponent, Delaware's smash only required a flick of a finger, but the blast he produced was strong enough to destroy Shoto Todoroki's massive ice wall. He still breaks Deku's finger, but objectively that's better than breaking an arm in the last two moves. In this series, the Deco Originals are used against shigaraki during the Paranormal Liberation War. The Wyoming smash is spikes to the opponent's head, resulting in a powerful shockwave capable of stunning the victim, then there is the Texas smash, a punch upgrade to the Delaware smash that produces a blast of wind so powerful that it almost killed shigaraki and not just the normal shigaraki but the almost perfect version all by one.

We only know of two ways to compensate for the damage doing everything does to Deku's body. Deku generally resorts to the full cow, which presses raw energy into his entire body rather than putting it into a weak limb. This can only handle Deku's medium level 1 for all levels, although another way we've seen has been time manipulation. This only happened once thanks to Aria and her Quirk Rewind during Deku's battle with his core overhaul constantly fixing any damage to his protector's body, as long as he kept full power for everyone active, this allowed him to keep his highest level of power for an extended period of time without any consequences to his body.

As long as he keeps Airy under control, his speed, strength, agility, and defenses are maxed out to the point where they rival all the forces in his Peak Deku stage three shooting style, a jumping kick powerful enough to Creating a massive air blast is a perfect example of the Full Cow's capabilities, reducing damage to Deku's body thanks to the increased durability of his legs' bones and muscle structure. Delaware smash Air Force is another movement upgrade thanks to the capabilities of the full hood, one for all, stretching between all your fingers. instead of just one with this he can deliver four dela punches at once, it was enough to knock out a gentle criminal but didn't break his fingers when volcal is fully powered up, one for all becomes one of the scariest quirks imaginable, a green.

The aura appears around Deku as he moves, adding a layer of intimidation that even someone like Overhaul was afraid of. Full Cow 100 was definitely Deku's most powerful state by a wide margin until full abilities have been gained for everyone. reveal at least stage four one of Deku. The advantage of one for all is that it is transferable if the Quirk is transmitted correctly, anyone can use it on My Hero Academia. Two heroes Melissa Shields, full gauntlet combined with 30 one-for-alls to destroy a horde of security robots without Deku causing any damage. his bakugou body also used one for all briefly in my hero

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This brings up an interesting new part of The Quirk, this means it is possible to pass one for all back and forth between users without affecting IV holders or temporary users too much, quirks or bodies again, a facet of one for all that has become very important in recent arcs is the storage of works that record potency Bruta is a one-size-fits-all key concept, but it can also secretly accumulate quirks. from previous users since the first user Yoichi Shigaraki's Quirk is a transfer ability, meaning that there are six additional quirks available to Deku due to the raw power stored in one, as all of these quirks have also mutated to become stronger.

Deku's newest stage is the most powerful because he can use all these quirks that maybe he couldn't even do, his abilities have also improved a lot, he can even fuse these reserve quirks to create new floating mega quirks inherited from Shimmer and Anna allows you to float and fly through the air. This has primarily been used as a quick way to move, but it is also a great way to defend yourself, especially when fighting larger enemies, such as the muscle shifter, which is used the least. , as it is one of the longest running courtesy series and Adam Court's oldest.

For everyone, he has had a lot of time to mutate and get stronger. What started out as a peashooter-like ability has turned into a crazy Quirk-warping reality, so the second anonymous user has made it clear that this Quirk should only be used as an ultimate. The resource helped in Deku's rematch with Chikoraki, as it delayed the sound waves and hid part of Deku's attacks. The gear shift also improves the power and speed behind the punches, making moves like the Detroit Smash even more devastating and dangerous. When there are threats near him, he can also feel negative emotions and bad intentions from his opponents.

This is the first inherited Quirk that develops a weakness by mutating. The worst side effect is a super strong migraine if activated for too long and placed on a weapon despite the fact that his sneak attacks being detected exposed deku's vulnerability at extreme speeds, if a projectile comes closer to him. Faster than you could react, there's not much you can do, and if an opponent has ulterior motives, such as an obsessive Eternal Love sense of danger, it doesn't activate at all. This isn't usually a problem for Deku, but every time the toga appears on the scene he becomes a major weakness with the smokescreen.

Neku can send out a cloud of purple smoke to make it difficult for opponents to see him. If all goes well, there is a great way Deku can defend himself and jump on any target in the area, as the smoke covers a lot, but has no offensive potential and, without practice, the user can take in too much smoke and obscure their own vision. in the process, it is still very effective. When combined with other deku quirks, the black whip was inherited from the fifth user's banjo tigoro, it allows him to use tangents of black energy that look like whips and can be used for many different things.

Deku has been very creative with the black whip by creating moves like the froppy style. where he releases a single tendril from his mouth and uses it like Sugu Asui does with his tongue. This was the first Legacy Quirk to appear, so Deku has had much more time to improve it. The power levels of this Quirk increase even further. based on deku's emotions and since anger is more effective, neko is more powerful when he is angry, this is perfect because he has always been a very emotional person. The sash held formally by the third user accumulates kinetic energy, the type of energy obtained through movement and released.

In large bursts, this is a power made for combos, but it's also quite useful on its own, allowing Deku to use a 100 enemy. This is the equivalent of a full RAW 100 cow, but it's much safer on his body when using a combination of farjin and only 45 percent of one for all Deku can execute moves at exactly the same speed as he could at full power, as well as special moves. We have seen him use a full 100 Manchester smash, but we can assume that this full treatment applies to all of his other attacks as well, all of these abilities not only work well with the pure power of one for all, they can also be combined with each other and were used a lot in his fight against Lee Nagan, a former pro hero and the closest thing to an assassin the main series has seen and his rematch with the newly enhanced shikaraki without using these combined Mega Quirks Deku wouldn't have been much of a threat to either of them.this characters.

The best thing about these quirks combined is that they give Deku more shapes. Attacking one for all is best for close combat, but it is not always best in all circumstances. The combination of quirks has given him access to many offensive and long-range moves that keep him safe or give him advantages he wouldn't have had. Before this point in Deku's growth he is by far his strongest, most flexible, and best fit for the situation he is in at this point in the story, there are still plenty of places Deku's power can go. , we still have to explore most of the legacy quirks.

The effects in battle since he inherited his quirk have steadily grown in power and mutated the longer they have been stored. Deku could go crazy with the variety and intensity behind each Mega Quirk, maybe we'll even see Deku reach a final form with all the mega quirks. active at a time, there is still more to explore with one for all in his base form, plus Deku can use 30 of the quirk's raw power at a time without getting hurt, after that his body begins to crumble between the risky ceiling of 45 and the maximum. One power for all there is a big gap, maybe Deku can use even more special moves than the part of his base Quirk that has not yet been explored and who knows how the quirks inherited from him could be effective.

Deku's fifth stage will see him retire. Pulls out all the stops and takes one for all to a whole new level of power In our six

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of toga video, we see how he went from a normal girl to a country-destroying monster.