The Todoroki family plotline originates from Enji Todoroki, also known as Endeavor. Endeavor wished to raise a child with the potential to become the No.1 Hero.

There are multiple resolutions folded into that family reunion with Dabi – including the reveal that patriarch Enji Todoroki – aka no. 1 pro hero Endeavor – has retired from pro hero duty.

Being the son of Hero Number 2 would probably not be easy in any way, but Enji Todoroki (Endeavor) made things harder than they needed to be for his children, creating a highly dysfunctional family.

Although Rei is strong-willed and has confronted Enji about their wrongdoings, she admits she was not able to overcome her trauma. Rei is still dealing with the abuse she faced from Enji; however ...

Needless to say, Endeavor wasn't a good father There is a reason why so many fans despise Enji Todoroki. For several years, he desperately wanted to surpass All Might as Japan's number one hero.

At the same time, “The Wrong Way to Put Out a Fire” is also sure to show audiences that every member of the Todoroki family is complicit to some degree with Toya’s transformation into Dabi ...

The entire Todoroki family became victim to Endeavor’s selfish pursuits, and the family’s estranged relationship with their father showcases the toll of this quirk marriage.

As the series progresses, the Todoroki family remains one of the strong pillars within the overall narrative of My Hero Academia, a melancholic reminder that even the most broken families can work ...