What happens to Uraraka after graduation, explained

Summary

Uraraka heads a Quirk advisory initiative for primary schools and helps society to understand more about quirks and manage it.
Despite the progress, Ochaco is haunted by Toga's presence and struggling with persistent guilt.
The relationship between Ochaco and Deku remains unsolved after years, but it finally begins to address feelings with a last “push” of Toga.

My hero academy came to a solemn end after 430 chapters in the weekly Shonen Jump. In the last chapter we see class 1-A, which graduated and took over her own career after the UA. Deku receives a new heroic suit to follow his heroic dream again next to his friends. However, this was not the true last chapter of the series, since the last volume 42 contained an epilogue chapter to finally complete the story.

This chapter focuses strongly on Uraraka and shows many different aspects of your life after the United States. How she reacted to her experiences with Toga, how she wants to be a heroine and what Deku means for her. Ultimately, this epilogue chapter 431 should feel like a moment in a full circle for long -time fans of Ochaco. But how well does she juggle all of these important aspects of her life?

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Urarakas Quirk Counseling Initiative

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The most important personal development that we see in the epilogue for Ochaco is that it is now responsible for a Quirk advice initiative that focuses on primary schools nationwide. It is mentioned in the previous chapter that with such a drastically falling crime rates one of the most important topics of society today, how to manage the quirks of the new generation. We can see that Ochaco has taken her experiences with Toga to heart, since she now leads the indictment that everyone is able to understand their quirks and receive the help they need.

You can see from your dialogue how much she grew from the events during your time at the UA. In the epilogue we see the Big 3 (Mirio, Nejire and Tamaki) one day to help her. Uraraka explains the complexity of the job and how important it is to take the time to get to know the students. She also mentions how you may not be visible in advance or in terms of your problems in advance or in relation to your home situations. We can see that when Toga had someone who took care of Ochaco or if Tenko or one of the bad guys in the bad guys did the bad guys, possibly experience a different life.

Uraraka's relationship with Toga

Although she makes progress, she is still haunted by a “spirit”

In addition to your progress with your Quirk advisory project, we also see that Ochaco is still still fighting and “leading”. The chapter begins with Toga Ochako in a dream and shows that Ochaco may not be completely healed of her guilt. Later, Tsuyu even asks whether Ochaco still has problems with seeing Toga and shows that this was a problem that is repeated or at least important enough to mention her closest friend.

According to chapters 429 and 430, the fans were concerned that Ochaco's experience with Toga might not have received enough narrative focus when it came to sending the series. In the epilogue chapter 431 we can see how impressive her experience was and how much it lingering with her, since she still finds out how she can deal with the surrounding feelings. There is also talk of therapy, but it seems that she didn't deliver the relief that she needed. Ultimately, in the course of the chapter that she learns to grow and listen to what “Toga” tries to say, especially when it comes to …

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Uraraka's relationship with Deku

Ochaco still has some feelings to do to speak

A big focus of Ochaco's character in My hero academy is how she juggles her “will” against her responsibility. She feels very strong for Deku, but is afraid of what these feelings will mean for her and decus dreams. She sees his best to become a hero and nothing to be distracted. So she thinks, how can she do the same? And even in this last epilogue we see that this conflict was continued.

Ochaco enjoys her work with Quirk advice and mentions how she can work with her friends all the time. So your working time is still your time. But as Tsuyu and Toga mention, Ochaco still refuses what she really wants. Almost a decade has passed since class 1-A UA left, and Ochaco has not grown closer to Deku during this time. They mention their schedules separately and how busy they are, but they can find that Ochaco and even decu still avoid addressing their feelings for each other. But finally, something begins to break in this epilogue chapter.

When the class follows again, the class is finally together and Deku can't help but stare and think about talking to Ochaco again. Ochaco also can't help but think about it, talking about Deku. And here she may also start accepting her feelings in Toga. We see how Toga Ochaco “pushes” metaphorically to chase after her love and happiness, in a way that Ochaco had always refused. When the chapter ends, we see how Deku and Ochaco hug the hands with the assurance of both that they want to speak more. What exactly this means for your relationship is not confirmed, but maybe one day fans can see in a side story or in a sequel how Deku and Ochako ultimately develop together.

After seeing Uraraka's journey in the 10 years of the manga, this chapter felt like a very heart -heated farewell to the character and the entire story. According to chapter 430, there were still some fans, and the feeling that important stories were unadadding, including Ochaco's feelings about toga and decu. Although this chapter may not have gone as far as some fans wanted, it is clear that Horikoshi had the feeling that Ochaco's story also deserves at least one further mention.

My Hero Academia can stream at Crunchyroll, Hulu, Netflix and Amazon Prime. You can also read the manga on the Shonen Jump app and the VIZ website. The last volume will eventually receive an English publication in 2025.