Following the conflict with the Meta Liberation Army, he became one of the lieutenants of the Paranormal Liberation Front, serving as the Black Regiment tactics commander. During the Paranormal Liberation War, Twice was killed by Hawks, due to the potential danger he could become with his improved quirk.
Hawks did kill Twice. But the way it happened and the way it was shown on the video edit broadcast by Dabi are very different. In reality, Hawks captured Twice, wanted to make a deal with him to surrender peacefully.
one of the more heatedly debated topics in the My Hero Academia Fandom, Is the death of the mentally ill villain Twice/Jin Bubaigawara, at the hands of pro hero Hawks/Keigo Takami.
Twice dies because of his unending loyalty to his friends, which is incredibly sad. In many ways, he is a bad person, but he's also a genuinely kind person who doesn't deserve to die.
To prove his allegiance to the League of Villains, Hawks was asked to kill Best Jeanist and deliver his body to Dabi, it was only then would the League accept him into their organization.
2 Dabi "Died" In The Past After Being Completely Incinerated By Flames. Dabi is a victim of abuse from his father, Enji Todoroki, who only saw him as a tool to accomplish his goal, which was to surpass All Might one day.
Following the conflict with the Meta Liberation Army, he became one of the lieutenants of the Paranormal Liberation Front, serving as the Black Regiment tactics commander. During the Paranormal Liberation War, Twice was killed by Hawks, due to the potential danger he could become with his improved quirk.
Seeing that a Nomu grabbed Eraser Head's leg as they tried to escape, Crust sacrificed himself to save him and was caught in the Decaying blast. What makes his death very sad is that he gives Aizawa a thumbs up and a smile as he disintegrates, showing that he has no regrets about saving him.
Nighteye used his Density Seals against the amalgamated Overhaul, but to no avail, and employed his Foresight to help him evade the majority of the yakuza leader's onslaught, only to eventually be fatally injured by the ground spikes the villain had reassembled.
Even though he was fundamentally a good person, his power was so great that the number two hero, Hawks, felt compelled to eliminate him. Even as a villain, Twice had a surprisingly generous nature.
In the conclusion of the fight, he loses his wings completely after his Quirk is stolen from him by All For One. He shortly afterwards was attacked by some of Himiko Toga's Doubles, now having a giant knife slice mark on the right side of his chest and face.
When Twice died, Toga lost the one person who had shown her the most unconditional love. Twice accepted her as she was, and with him gone, Toga was lonelier than ever.
Best Jeanist was then shown as a body in a duffel bag to Dabi, who had tasked Hawks with killing Best Jeanist to prove his allegiance to the villains. However, it was revealed in the same episode that Hawks was a double agent, pretending to work with the villains in order to obtain intel for the heroes.
Prior to the Final War, Dabi reveals to Himiko that he acquired some of Twice's blood before his death. Despite only valuing Twice for his usefulness, he was willing to honor the villain's memory by encouraging Himiko to continue his Sad Man's Parade.
Despite having been forced to kill him, Hawks still showed that he cared for and respected Twice, explaining to Best Jeanist that he believed Twice to be a good guy because he was desperate to be helpful to the people he cared about, wanting to be someone just like that.
Hawks' negative thoughts were born out of the belief that his wings are what makes him a person, and without them he has no idea how to make himself useful again. To erase these feelings, Hawks underwent the operation for prosthetic wings, allowing him to fly and shoot feathers again.
Nighteye disapproved of Deku as All Might's chosen successor, so much so that his and the latter's lengthy friendship fell apart over the cause. However, over time Midoriya proved himself to be more than worthy of the title.
After the Shie Hassaikai Raid ended and Eri is saved, Recovery Girl visits the hospital to heal some of the injured Pro Heroes & other patients. However, when she goes to treat Sir Nighteye, she discovers that it is too late for him. His injuries are so serious that even if she uses her Quirk it cannot save his life.
On his deathbed, Nighteye bade farewell to All Might, Deku, and Lemillion, asserting that they have nothing to be ashamed of and that the point had always been to save Eri's life, no matter the cost. Before he dies, Nighteye employs Foresight to ascertain Lemillion's destiny.
Summary. Bakugo's death in My Hero Academia shocked fans, but his return proves his resilience and growth as a hero. Edgeshot's sacrifice to save Bakugo's life was controversial, but it ultimately shifts the balance of power in the final battle.
Fans of My Hero Academia experienced what has to be one of the most poignant scenes of the series when Himiko Toga sacrifices herself to save Ochaco Uraraka. It was the rare manga moment that generated intense emotions across the whole fan base.
Overhaul and, later, the Meta Liberation Army wanted to recruit Jin to get a hold of his unique Quirk. Even Dabi regarded Double as invaluable to his plans, to the point where he was infuriated by Jin's death at the hands of Hawks.
The Pro Hero was severely burned by Dabi in their fight during the Paranormal Liberation War. It was even implied (via Hawks' needing Tokoyami's help to escape) that his Quirk, Fierce Wings, has been burnt away by Dabi's flames.
