12 Most Memorable Shoto Todoroki Quotes Of All Time

Shoto had a horrible childhood, where he witnessed his mother being continuously abused by his father Enji Todoroki. Even though Endeavour was a magnificent hero, Shoto hated his father for bullying his lovely mother.

Shoto was an ambitious kid. Even though he resented his father, he had the utmost desire to beat him and prove himself better. To show his resolve at the sports event, he demanded the best from his opponent.

During the entire first season, we’re constantly reminded how much Shoto hates his father. So much so, that he refrains from using his father’s powers even when faced by certain defeat.

Shoto understands, during his match with Midoriya, that he needs to accept his own powers to become the top hero. He says these words to Midoriya, to show him his resolve for becoming a Hero.

When fighting Stain in the alley, Shoto tells Ida how much the feeling of vengeance can blur someone’s sense of judgement. In that brief moment Shoto eased Ida’s pain with a few wise words

Shoto reminds Ida that he wants to become a hero, and not a murderer and by following a path that led to vengeance, Ida was walking over both his ambition and his brother’s honorable name.

Even though he hated his father, Shoto is a teenager who wants to accept him. When Endeavour states that he wants to repent, and he’ll become a better hero for his son, Shoto gives a reply to show him that he’s ready to forgive him, just not yet.

Shoto is a blunt kid. He speaks too honestly, without thinking too much about the consequences. Seeing that All Might had a keen interest in Midoriya and that his quirk was similar to that of the number one hero, he comes to a rather funny and unusual conclusion.

After Midoriya gets through to Shoto, and makes him realise that it’s ‘his’ power and not his father’s, Todoroki mocks him, telling him that he is the actual idiot for helping out his opponent.

Shoto hated how his father treated him like a weapon created for a purpose. He was just a kid who wanted to be loved and adored like the rest of the young ones, but all he got was unnecessary burdens of his father’s ambitions.

Even though Shoto was an outstanding combatant, he knew his limits and was a quick thinker. Whilst he could easily fight the villains, he thought it better to leave the heavy lifting to the pros, considering the safety of his classmates

Though Shoto was trying to make amends with his father, he would never leave an opportunity to rub his father’s failures in his face. One being the the scar he got after fighting the Nomu, that resembled the scar Shoto received from the same man