On the other hand, Bakugou’s solo fight was more impressive in terms of choreography and bloodshed. I honestly think he had more lines than Bakugou did, and he was a lot of assertive through the whole thing. If I have to say it, Todoroki is the “lead” secondary character in this movie. But honestly, I found the driving motif for it to be a bit on the weaker side not because of Rody himself, more because the writers tried to shoehorn in relevancy to the plot in his backstory and that made it weaker IMO.īoth Todoroki and Bakugou get a lot of action for the 20% of the time they appear. You get an idea of why his personality, beliefs, and lifestyle is the way it is. Rody, as far as movie characters go, is pretty fleshed out overall. It’s foreshadowed in the opening scene even, where Bakugou and Todoroki team-up (actually pretty good team-up too) while Midoriya is off doing something else.
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