Why does Shigaraki look so dry?

When Shigaraki was a child, his scratching was attributed to him by his parents as “allergies” that were flaring up. As you can decipher, Tomura’s quirk of decay is seemingly having an adverse effect on his body, with the constant scratching not just being a sign of his emotions, but his power as well.

Why did Tenko Shimura itch?

In episodes named “Tenko Shimura (his real name): Origin” and “Tomura Shigaraki: Origin,” we learn that he has to resist the urge to kill people all the time, so he scratches. He’s figuratively and literally fighting the need to murder people every day and that’s why he itches and scratches himself so much.

Why is Shigaraki’s face wrinkles?

After his Quirk manifested, his appearance changed giving him a wrinkled face, his hair color to a more light blue, and his eyes slowly turned to red after the first manifestation. The hand that holds and hides Tomura’s face, and that he sometimes keeps in his pocket, is his father’s left hand, called “Father” by him.

Was Shigaraki abused?

In a harsh look back at Shigaraki’s early family life, Chapter 235 of the series revealed that Shigaraki was abused by his father and constantly talked out of his heroic dreams after the disappearance of his grandmother, Nana Shimura.

Can Shigaraki regenerate?

Tomura Shigaraki Tomura has demonstrated some of the most effective use of Super Regeneration, completely recovering from any deadly attack thrown at him, with his wounds on his body stitching up almost instantly, allowing him to make it through something like a fire storm with little effort.

Can Shigaraki be redeemed?

TL;DR: Shigaraki isn’t getting redeemed. He’s being built up as the new big bad of the series. Plus the unlucky combination of the following: Shigaraki having a abusive father who despises heroes because his mother abandoned him to become one.