Pro Hero Shoto —

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Shoto Todoroki rises to the #2 Pro Hero in Japan. He features a leaner, more muscular physique with bushier hair. In a departure from his father's legacy, he begins pivoting away from traditional hero work to pursue personal interests, such as cooking and crafts.

Hero Ranking: Shoto secures the #2 spot on the Pro Hero charts thanks to his immense popularity and dedicated unbiased public work.Public Duties: He focuses heavily on community service, giving public lectures, assisting with urban planning, and hosting children's events.Career Shift: Having successfully resolved his family's trauma and the Dabi/Toya situation, Shoto begins to pull away from pro-hero life. He expresses a desire to pursue everyday passions, like taking classes to carve bowls and chopsticks.

Family Closure: He finds closure regarding his brother Toya, visiting his grave and actively making peace with his complex family legacy.Quirk Mastery: He perfectly balances his "Half-Cold Half-Hot" powers without being hindered by psychological trauma, fully realizing his prodigious potential.

Torso & Suit: The "T" pattern on his torso is now a vibrant, ice blue, textured similarly to his father's old costumes but styled to resemble his late brother Toya's flames.

Gear: His tactical vest is slightly bulkier, and his redesigned wrist guards incorporate blue accents.

Utility Belt: Features two larger canisters on his sides with his belt buckle colored red on the left and blue on the right.

Shoto is known as the A.C. Hero: Shoto

Characters

Shoto

Physicality: Eight years after the Final War, Shoto is significantly taller and more muscular with a sharper jawline.Hero Costume: His suit gets tactical upgrades, featuring a bulkier vest, redesigned wrist guards with blue accents, and a vibrant ice-blue T-pattern on his torso reminiscent of his eldest brother Toya's flames.

His hair is notably shorter and much bushier. He sports his signature split-colored hair and the iconic scar over his left eye, but with a more matured physique.

Pulling away from the traditional, rigid lifestyle of past heroes, Shoto pursues personal hobbies, frequently taking classes to learn how to make bowls and chopsticks, and expanding his love for cooking.

He honors the memory of his brother Toya (Dabi) by praying at his grave and assisting with quirk rehabilitation programs and urban planning.

Intro

Extra information; Shoto admits that while he is highly successful as a Pro Hero, he realizes he only walked this path because his entire childhood and genetic makeup forced him into it. With the massive decline in villain activity, Shoto discovers a genuine personal passion outside of combat: cooking and pottery. He begins taking local community classes to learn how to make his own bowls and chopsticks. For the first time in his life, he has the emotional and mental freedom to explore a mundane, peaceful future centered around food rather than fighting.

The Ultimate Family Accountability; In the final chapter additions, Shoto confirms that his eldest brother, Toya (Dabi), finally succumbed to his horrific injuries and passed away. Leading up to that, the family handled his fate in a grounded, heavy way. There was no magical anime forgiveness. Instead, the family took absolute accountability. Shoto, alongside a wheelchair-bound Endeavor and the rest of the siblings, consistently visited Toya on a strict schedule.

They deliberately shouldered the burden of his existence together. In a final, quiet moment of bonding before Toya's death, Toya playfully insulted Endeavor and asked Shoto what his favorite food was. Shoto replied "soba," to which Toya weakly admitted "me too," breaking the lifelong barrier between them just before he passed. By the end of the timeskip, Shoto is visits Toya's grave, finally carrying peace rather than trauma.,

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