Is Hawks a good or bad guy?

Deku can wield One For All just like All Might in My Hero Academia without hurting himself, all while harnessing the quirks of his predecessors. But when taking into account why so many quirk users have resorted to villainy, it's a miracle that the hero Hawks hasn't. Hawks not succumbing to evil regardless of this fact is a testament to his inner strength and mental fortitude that even rivals Deku's.

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The fanatical Stain is probably one of the most famous examples of someone who became a villain because of heroes. Originally, he only used excessive and deadly force as a vigilante against villains, but when he learned that his peers only restrained villains and didn’t kill them, it evolved into an obsession with slaughtering heroes he deemed fake.

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In chapter 293, the villain Dabi reveals that he is driven by similar ideologies as Stain. He holds great animosity towards heroes and blames them for the world's current predicament. All of this negativity is directly correlated to what he experienced as a child, all of which comes to light in My Hero Academia's chapter 302. Before becoming Dabi, he was Toya Todoroki and actively sought the love and affection of his father, Endeavor. But Endeavor only cared about siring a child who could harness both his and his wife's quirks. So when Shoto was born with his Half-Cold Half-Hot quirk, Toya was forgotten, and he almost burned alive in an attempt to gain back his father's attention. Since that horrific experience, Dabi now wants the most susceptible people to know that they should blame heroes for their suffering and for the ego-stroking of heroes to stop.

In chapter 294, League of Villains member Mr. Compress' backstory might have implied that he wasn't directly impacted by heroes in a negative way. But he was compelled to follow in the footsteps of his great-great-grandfather Oji Harima who was. Oji stole money from wealthy heroes to give back to the civilians as the Peerless Thief. Like Mr. Compress, all of Oji's descendants were instilled with Oji's values to fight the corruption of heroes and expose the injustices perpetrated by them.

Even though Tomura Shigaraki pretty much snapped the moment he accidentally killed his family in chapter 235's flashback, he didn't feel remorse because of how he was treated as a child. And all of his mistreatment correlated in some way to heroes. Growing up, his father would verbally and later physically assault him whenever he showed an interest in becoming a hero because Shigaraki's grandmother abandoned them to pursue that lifestyle. Even though Shigaraki was excited when he learned this, the suffering that he experienced on account of her decision undoubtedly played a role in his rejection of heroism.

Meanwhile, Hawks has his own devastating story as it relates to heroism. As revealed in chapter 299 of My Hero Academia, Hawks’ family was always on the run growing up because his father was a hitman for hire, so Hawks was never allowed out of the house. Not only did the hero Endeavor end up throwing Hawks' father in jail later, but upon his father's incarceration, Hawks' mother fell into a depression and verbally abused her son as a result.

Knowing all of the negative experiences many villains had concerning heroes before embracing a life of villainy, it's absolutely shocking that Hawks has been able to remain a hero for so long without becoming a villain himself. It's due to him possessing such strong moral fiber despite the overwhelming odds why Hawks will always be a stronger hero than Deku, no matter how many quirks Deku possesses and how much he emulates All Might.

While Hawks maintained a friendship and earned the trust of the villain, Twice, he did feel guilty about lying to him and eventually having to betray his trust. He soon finds Twice to be a good individual despite the latter being a villain, and thus wanted to redeem Twice and help him get back on his feet.

Is Hawk evil or good?

No, Hawks from My Hero Academia is not a villain. During the chapters 190–266 Hawks is the #2 hero in Japanese society. However, he acts as a villain and works with the “League of Villains” in order to gain information and report it to the heroes.

Is Dabi brothers with Todoroki?

Shoto Todoroki Shoto is Dabi's youngest sibling. Shoto would always watch him, Fuyumi, and Natsuo play together, often wanting to join them as they had fun but his father prevented any interactions between them since he had to train and get stronger.

Who Killed best Jeanist?

Such an act has aroused a debate among fans whether or not Hawks actually did kill Best Jeanist. In the series, however, Dabi confirms Best Jeanist's body despite having doubts about Hawks' allegiance.

Is Hawks a hero or villain?

Keigo Takami, known publicly as the Wing Hero: Hawks, is a major supporting protagonist in the popular 2014 superhero manga and anime series My Hero Academia. He was the arc deuteragonist of the Pro Hero Arc.

Are Hawks good or bad?

Because they are predators, hawks have historically been regarded by many people as vermin. In the past, they were seen as wanton killers – cruel and harmful creatures. Fortunately, with our increased ecological knowledge we now realize that hawks are neither harmful nor cruel.

Is Hawks a traitor in MHA?

Then, in season five, it was revealed that the “traitor” was none other than the number two hero, Hawks, as he was tasked by the Hero Association to work undercover and infiltrate the League of Villains as a double agent.

Is Hawks a traitor or double agent?

Of course, the idea of Hawks being a villain doesn't last for long. It turns out the guy really is a hero and is really a triple agent of sorts. He's conning the League of Villains on orders from his agency's board and Gran Torino.