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His friends would probably take care of him. Midoriya would be very eager to help, using his kind-hearted nature. He would make sure Todoroki is fed and comfortable.

One idea could be that all his friends at UA plan a surprise birthday party for him. They decorate the common room with his favorite colors, blue and red. Another plot could be Todoroki spending his birthday with his family, trying to reconcile with his father on this special day. Maybe he receives a heartfelt gift from his mother that has a deep emotional significance.

Todoroki's character development in time travel fanfictions can be quite profound. He may start as a somewhat aloof character, but through time travel, he begins to understand the importance of relationships more deeply. When he travels back and witnesses the relationships he could have had or lost, it makes him cherish the ones he has in his original timeline. His view of heroism also evolves. He realizes that being a hero isn't just about using his powers but also about making the right choices at the right time, which is especially highlighted when he has to make decisions that could change entire timelines.

Shinjo Masayuki was a Japanese manga that told the story of Shinjo Masayuki, a high school student with magical abilities. After he accidentally obtained the ability to freely manipulate water, he had various encounters with various characters in school and in his daily life. The manga was released in 2009 and is still being released.

No, Shoto Todoroki isn't dead in the manga. His character is still an active part of the story.

No, Todoroki didn't die in the manga. His story is still ongoing and he remains an important character.

Todoroki undergoes significant character development and faces various challenges and battles.

No way! Todoroki is very much alive in the manga. The creators have no intention of getting rid of such a key character.

Sure, Teka Todoroki is part of the manga. They play an important role and contribute to the development of the plot.

No. The official Shin Chan series is mainly about comical family life and everyday adventures, not about the family's death.