Which Villains Are Introduced Or Expanded In My Hero Academia Vol 10?

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2026-08-04 15:34:14
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SimonRice
SimonRice
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Purely action-wise, Stain is a nightmare. His speed, his sword skills, and that creepy paralyzing blood Quirk are fully showcased. The expansion is in the tactics—how he uses hit-and-run, how he analyzes Quirks, and how he turns his victims' own blood against them. He's a strategic fighter, not a brawler, which makes him a different kind of threat compared to, say, the Nomu.
2026-08-05 07:16:03
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KindDream
KindDream
Plot Explainer Journalist
Shigaraki's hand-based costume gets a little tweak around this time, right? Or is that later? I feel like his look evolves to be slightly less 'ragged gamer' and more 'intentional leader' as the series goes on, and this volume might be the start of that visual shift as he steps up.
2026-08-05 08:56:00
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CamShaw
CamShaw
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Can we talk about how Stain's design is so iconic? The scarf, the goggles, all those blades... he looks like a messed-up hero from a bygone era, which fits his character perfectly. His introduction in Vol 10 is where that design gets burned into your brain. Every panel he's in just oozes menace. Horikoshi's art in this arc is next-level.
2026-08-06 00:03:03
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LeoGray
LeoGray
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I wonder if Native counts as a villain expansion? No, he's a hero. Never mind. Stain's the only new major villain. But the volume does expand the idea of villainy by showing it can come from a place of twisted idealism, not just greed or madness.
2026-08-06 05:03:15
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JamesRoss
JamesRoss
Story Finder Sales
There's a palpable sense of ambition in Shigaraki's scenes here. He's not just reacting anymore; he's proposing the plan, making the pitch to the new recruits, and actively shaping his own legacy. You can see him trying on the mantle of leadership, and while he's still clearly learning and reliant on Kurogiri, there's a new determination there.

It's the start of his journey from a pawn of All For One into a king in his own right. Watching a villain protagonist grow in this way is rare and compelling, and Vol 10 is a key milestone in that growth.
2026-08-06 07:24:54
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