Why Bakugo WAS the 2nd user of ONE FOR ALL! / My Hero Academia Time Loop Theory Video

I explain how ADULT Bakugo was the SECOND user of One For All and the strong evidence signalling that this is the case. Bakugo’s silhouette could be seen among the previous holders of OFA and there is a reason for this that connects many plot points we’ve seen in My Hero Academia so far.

Today we’ll examine this theory and see how it ties in with Eri, Shigaraki and the quirk-enhancing drug known as TRIGGER (introduced in season 4 of the anime).  We also look at the manga in detail, so SPOILER WARNING for anyone who only watches the anime!

What do you guys think, could Bakugo actually be the second user of One For All?

If you like My Hero Academia Content, then subscribe and check out some of my other BNHA videos below:

Why KIRISHIMA was the 3rd user: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVB8TxYc1S8

The full story of YOUNG All Might: https://youtu.be/ZlUqeP8xNUE

Shinso’s new UPGRADES explained: https://youtu.be/qoHhWyb67-I

My Villain Academia Arc Review: https://youtu.be/n5DW1HL2g3c

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Adult Bakugo = drawn by @rodrigosanni

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