These colors scream patriotic, powerful and dominating, which is how All Might is when there's a foe in front of him. The colors highlight the fact that he spent time as a hero in the United States and pairs with the names of his moves, which are all inspired by American cities. The yellow gauntlets on his arms probably protect him from damage when he throws his infamous punches, like the Detroit or Delaware Smash. Since his Quirk, One For All, is mostly power and strength-based, the outfit sticks close to his body, showcasing the many muscles that contain all of that power. All Might's costume is as memorable as the hero himself. It makes sense that the most iconic character would have the best hero costume. It gives off the appearance of a hero who's ready to save the day, no matter how fast he has to run. The costume is also designed to be aerodynamic, so its slim fit sits nicely on Ida's body.
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The primarily white design calls to his purity of purpose as a hero, with the full face covering centering that purpose, rather than the ego behind the mask. The functionality of this suit pairs perfectly with what it will be used for.Īppearance-wise, the outfit suits Ida perfectly. It seems to be built out of a metal that can withstand incredibly high speeds and has reinforcements around his core. Built almost exactly like an engine, Ida's costume features both exhaust tubes on his back and engine mufflers on the back of his legs. Ida's Quirk, Engine, is exactly that, and his hero costume manifests that Quirk into physical form. On all levels, this is the perfect outfit for him as it represents his professionalism and efficiency. Tenya Ida - IngeniumĮasily one of the best-designed costumes in My Hero Academia is Tenya Ida's hero outfit, which has been recently upgraded since Season 4 of the anime. With the contrasting colors of red and a hint of blue, the design is bright and attractive and definitely gives "friendly neighborhood hero" vibes. Keeping with his signature green color, it incorporates designs that give the impression of power but approachability, which works amazingly for Deku. Deku's outfit is plus ultra in the sense that it's designed to both protect the wearer and allow for maximum mobility.Īesthetically, this costume suits Deku's character perfectly. With additional reinforcements for his hands and legs, Deku is now able to use One For All more freely and with better control. Besides that, the outfit is functionally well-designed. It's also a cute tribute to his mother, who gave him an All Might hoodie as a kid. First is the fact that he directly pays homage to his idol and mentor, All Might, through the bunny ear hood, which resembles All Might's infamous haircut, shows just how hard Deku's willing to work to become like him.
But it's a variety of factors that make it so great. Of course, the central character of My Hero Academia has a great hero costume, it'd be awkward if he didn't. The apparent weight of his accessories is probably what keeps him from blowing himself away. Additionally, the front is reinforced with metal bars across his chest, which help protect him withstand the explosions he creates. It's streamlined to his body, preventing anything from being damaged or caught up in his explosions. In terms of functionality, Bakugo's costume is excellent. His outfit perfectly gives the notion of explosions, especially with the obvious grenade shape on his wrists and the burst shapes of his mask. Bakugo's Quirk, Explosion, allows him to create explosions on command by igniting his sweat. Even still, they only add to the effectiveness of his outfit. But the giant, grenade-like gauntlets on his wrists are silly-looking enough to dispel that notion pretty quickly. With the costume's dark color palette and sharp lines, the outfit almost comes across as a villain's costume. Not only does it perfectly encapsulate his explosive, aggressive personality, but it also accurately indicates his Quirk to bystanders. No one does it quite like Bakugo - or his outfit, for that matter.
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