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My Hero Academia Confirms Shoto’s Final Pro Hero Ranking After Anime Finale Timeskip
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My Hero Academia has officially ended the anime with one final short wrapping a bow on the story, and with it has revealed Shoto Todoroki’s final pro hero ranking that makes him even more like his father than before.
These two new releases further explore the future timeline seen in the finale as Deku and the others are adult pro heroes.
Videos by ComicBook.comMy Hero Academia returned for a final anime short adapting the final bits of manga materials from series creator Kohei Horikoshi, and it takes place after both the TV finale and epilogue special.
Revealing one final look at Deku, Shoto, and Bakugo in the midst of their pro hero careers, it’s also revealed that Shoto has made it all the way to 2nd place in the hero rankings much like his father did during his own pro hero career.
Shoto is confirmed not only to be his official pro hero name, but he’s the Number 2 hero after Lemillion and just ahead of Mt.