Bakugo for mobility and variety He doesn't have the superior combat sense of bakugo either, and when it comes to general movement bakugo blitzes him for speed Once bakugo gets close it's over unless shoto actually goes for killing him and manages to get off a huge. Bakugo had a sort of quirk awakening which made him go insanely fast, possibly as fast as deku This made shigaraki freak out and get scared, and punch bakugo in the heart which punctured it, and he died. Shoto has mellowed out and sees deku and bakugo more as friends and isn’t really competing with them that much and is focusing more on becoming the hero he wants to be than being the greatest hero
Starts with bakugo getting expelled from ua, he gets captured by the league and lab business happens leading to bakugo losing his quirk and essentially becoming a zombie (spoilers on that last bit) more stuff happens, he sorta gets adopted by a crazy old healer lady, takes in a quirked cat and forcefully adopts eri from the hassaikai. Bakugo's biggest failure is that his capture led to the events that made all might retire Obviously the reason that all might had to fight was shigaraki and the league kidnapping bakugo, but all might successfully saved bakugo from that threat Shigaraki and the league were caught dead to rights by all might and the hero group at kamino. Bakugo's arc ends with him satisfied in his own achievements His story remained thematically consistent throughout and in the grand scheme of things, while not the best piece of writing i've seen in a manga, it was a decent end to his character
Season 2 bakugo would be roughly equal to 5pc deku give or take, maybe a bit faster and slightly better reflexes He seemed to be even against 5pc deku in season 3 and was actually surprised when deku cranked up to 8pc. Both 'bakugo' and 'bakugou' are technically correct, 'bakugo' is how it's written in english (so in official english translations and stuff) and 'bakugou' is written as the japanese romanization of his name In japanese, his name is 爆豪
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