Bakugo Death in My Hero Academia, a famous superhero manga by Kohei Horikoshi, is coming to an end soon and has started the Final War arc. In this story, the Heroes are fighting hard against the Villains after they caught All For One. The series has hit an exciting point, and readers can’t wait to see what happens next.
However, My Hero Academia followers have noted that the series’ formidable deuteragonist Katsuki Bakugo has been absent for quite some time.
Given his reputation for fierce competition, I find it odd that I haven’t witnessed any of his notable accomplishments in quite some time. Given his identity, it is reasonable that he would be on the floor.
Bakugo doesn’t die in My Hero Academia
Many fans of My Hero Academia would be happy to hear that Bakugo doesn’t die in the show. He was badly hurt, so he hadn’t been in a fight in a long time. Shigaraki hit Bakugo so hard that he broke his heart and knocked him out.
Take a look at this tweet:
It’s been officially a year since chapter 362: Light Fades to Rain. Even if Bakugo hasn’t been appearing in the manga, Horikoshi has been drawing Bakugo content at least once a month. Here’s a timeline of the events. pic.twitter.com/8I4NxVlSSq
— 🧉💥Roo💥✨✨✨Read Jigokuraku (@Color_Division) August 8, 2023
Edgeshot was ready to give up his life right away to fix Bakugo’s broken heart. He became as thin as a surgical suture and started to fix Bakugo’s body from the inside. He was able to do this because of his Quirk, Foldabody, which lets him make his body longer and wider.
Edgeshot’s life was cut short because he stretched his body so much. It’s not clear if he can go back to his normal state after this.
Since Bakugo is thought to have been responsible for Edgeshot’s death, and since the author rarely kills off his characters, Bakugo’s demise seems highly improbable. But his fake-outs have made people angry over and over again, and rightly so.
Not only do these things make readers less likely to believe in future deaths, but they also lessen the effect of important events, like Deku going all-out after hearing about Bakugo’s death.
Since this is the last part of the manga, many fans wanted Bakugo to die for real, because it would make the wins and losses of the war more real.
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Do They Bring Bakugo Back to Life?
In a strange turn of events, the pro hero Edgeshot shrinks himself down to the size of a piece of paper, which is small enough for him to cover the broken part of Bakugo’s heart. Then, it’s up to Best Jeanist to sew the broken parts of Bakugo’s body back together and bring him back to life.
By doing this, Edgeshot gives up his own life in order to bring Bakugo back. Losing this secondary hero isn’t as deadly as killing off a main figure, but at least there are consequences for what happened.
The subject of Bakugo’s survival in My Hero Academia has been resolved.
Conclusion
The short answer to the question of whether or not Bakugo dies in My Hero Academia is no; he survives and returns. Bakugo’s chest is scarred in Horikoshi’s illustration, suggesting his future appearance.
It is still unclear if the mangaka will address the fans’ need for further information regarding what happened to Bakugo.
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