Hux's influence on Tokami is explained

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• Hawks saw wasted potential in Tokami – leading to his mentorship.
• Hawks' influence pushed Tokuami to unlock his potential.
• Hawkes unwittingly became a role model for Tokami.

Hawkes has always given the impression that he has ulterior motives. Although Hawkes indicated that he was not interested in raising the next generation of heroes, Hawkes' influence over Tokami allowed him to reach new heights. My hero academy.

Since they are both birds, Hawks realized that Tokuami was wasting his potential. Tokuami has dedicated himself to showing the Hawks his potential throughout the series. But what was Hawks' influence on Tokwami ​​and why did Tokwami ​​work so hard to prove himself?

How did Tokuami meet the Hawks?

Two birds, one stone, as the Hawks sought information about the league while training Tokami

Tokuami Fumikaze is a UA high school student in Class 1-A in the sectional champion. His bird-like head resembles that of a raven or raven, making him a heteromorph with a mutated quirk called Dark Shadow. Tokami has a slightly eccentric personality that is interested in all elements related to darkness.

Tokuami first met Hawks during his internship at Hero Agency. Earlier, UA High School held a sports festival where students showcased their abilities to get noticed by the popular hero agency. The sports festival was also a tool to test their abilities with different obstacles.

Tokuami showed off his skills at the sports festival by playing Quirk: Dark Shadow. He was fortunate to team up with Midoriya Izuku during the Cavalry Battle, increasing his chances of attracting the attention of top hero agencies. To further emphasize his martial abilities, he placed third in the festival. As a result of the sports festival, Tokuami received 360 offers from various hero agencies, when he chose the Hawks.

Like many aspiring champions, Tokuami was excited to intern under the Hawks. He quickly accepted an internship offer at the Hawks agency. However, it was different from what he expected. Unfortunately, Tokuami's first internship experience at the Hawks agency was not what he expected and was a reality check on his current abilities.

Although Tokuami had a lot of respect for the Hawks, during his week-long internship, he felt frustrated with his current abilities. He could hardly keep up with them during patrols and only cleaned up with other supporters. Tokuami felt frustrated by his lack of progress and self-doubt as a result, so he questioned Hawks about why he invited Tokuami to the agency.

Hawks has always had ulterior motives. However, the Hawks saw wasted potential in Tokuami. There are three reasons why the Hawks invited Tokami to intern with him. First, they were both birds, and the second and more important reason was that Hawks wanted more information about the League of Villains. Eventually, the Hawks realized the potential within Tokami.

How has the Hawks affected Tokami?

Tokuami has a lot of respect for the Hawks and doesn't want to be seen as a “carrier pigeon” anymore.

Unbeknownst to Hawkes, the Hero Agency internship lit a fire under Tokwami, and Tokwami ​​gained more respect for Hawkes after becoming Champion #2. Hawks' influence on Tokami pushed him to push himself beyond his limits and stop wasting his potential. Although Hawks' main motivation for choosing a number of sports festivals was to learn more about the League of Villains, he unwittingly lit a fire under Tokami.

Although Tokami has always been reserved and polite, he is also competitive, and his inability to produce results during his Hero Agency internship caused his frustration to boil over. Previously, Tokuami acted as an errand boy for Hawks, helping the other assistants clean up villains after Hawks was captured.

As Tokuami walked away from the previous course without learning much, he made a vow to himself to prove himself to the Hawks. Tokami's determination to prove herself to Hawks caused Hawks to notice his attempts to cover up his weaknesses. However, there was still something that Tokuami was missing.

Hawks and Tokuami are fellow birds. However, Hawks could naturally fly thanks to his wings, while Tokami can be seen as a wingless bird. Hawkes' influence on Tokuami was to step outside the box and look at his current abilities. In the end, Hux encouraged Tokami to fly with Dark Shadow and stop wasting his potential.

Through the internships, Tokuami gained more respect for the Hawks as his coach. As a result of Hawks' influence, Tokuami believes that as Hawks' coach, he carries the burden of champion #2, giving him another reason to improve his skills and not disgrace his coach.

Although Tokwami ​​had previously been suspicious of Hawkes and why he allowed Tokowami to intern at his agency, after the second internship, Tokowami began to care for Hawkes. However, as the series progressed, Hawkes came to respect Tokami, sometimes calling him his hero.

This showed the Hawks' faith in Tokami's abilities. After the Supernatural War of Independence, Hawks also gained value after he saved Tokami from being killed by Dobby. Although Hawkes has indicated that he had no interest in raising the next generation of heroes and that his motivations for seeking out Tokami were merely a means to gain information, Hawkes' influence over Tokami allowed him to become an asset during the final war against All for One. become As Tokami was able to land quick strikes that kept All For One incapacitated. While Hawks did not intend to become Tokwami's role model, he was the aspiration that allowed Tokwami ​​to unlock his potential.

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