When everything comes down to a single impact, only sheer willpower remains. This HQS Dioramax captures the ultimate confrontation in a composition that is both brutal and spectacular: Izuku Midoriya launches himself into the air, carried by a surge of energy, facing Tomura Shigaraki, whose organic grip floods the environment like a wave of destruction. Between them lies a point of collision — a suspended moment where destiny shifts.

he scene erupts in volumes and contrasts. On one side, a mass of hands invades the space, making the threat almost tangible. On the other, Midoriya cuts through the storm, streaked with arcs of energy, his face taut, his stance razor-sharp, as if every muscle were drawing out its final reserve of power. Behind him, his Quirks begin to take shape, accompanying his charge — a visual and narrative force that makes the assault even more vertiginous. Everything is designed for the statue to be read like a story. The lines do not merely depict movement; they extend an intention: to move forward when the body says stop, to stand firm when everything gives way.

The diorama wraps around the duel in a circular dynamic that guides the eye toward the heart of the action. And because a finale must be both seen and felt, the addition of LEDs heightens the impact, emotion, and tension of the scene, creating a more dramatic atmosphere — even when on display.

Purple smoke effects, emerald energy, and the collision point frame the presence of Midoriya’s Quirks. The lighting does not merely decorate the scene — it tells the story, flowing through the Quirks like a resonance before converging at the point of impact to intensify the rising tension.