:video_game: ┊𝗺𝘂𝗿𝗱𝗲𝗿 𝗺𝘆𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘆: 𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗱𝘂𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲𝗼𝗿𝘆

Warning: This is a VERY long post, with a lot of rambling. If you aren't into that, feel free to head out now. If you ARE, though, buckle up :joy:

Truly, I don't know who it could be yet. I feel like Deku very easily could've commit suicide, but it seems very unlikely to me, because he doesn't really have a reason to anymore.

I say this because if he's already a pro-hero, then he was living out his dream. I know his character well enough to know that he wouldn't sacrifice that for anything or anyone. So, in other words, I refuse to believe it was suicide, unless I am given more reason to believe so.

I immediately ruled out Bakugou.

My reasoning is because if he WAS the killer, he wouldn't stick around to report the body. He also would very likely refuse to give the information needed, that's just how he is as a person.

If he was the killer, I know he would've panicked when they started asking him questions. In other words, he wouldn't have been prepared, and if he was, all of that evidence would be on his phone.

Not to mention that with his character, and character development, he would never kill Deku. He genuinely DOES care about him, at least a little bit, not that he would ever it it. Probably why he reported the body, because if he didn't care about him at all, he likely would've just left it in the alleyway.

Uraraka, however, can not be ruled out.

The fact that the post said, and I quote, "they had the picture-perfect life and marriage", made me believe the exact opposite. I really don't know how to describe my reasoning for this, other then... Just take a look at the lyrics to "Dollhouse", by Melanie Martinez. It gives a pretty decent description to what I'm getting at here.

Essentially, just because their life LOOKS picture perfect, doesn't mean it is, in reality. Perhaps Deku cheated on her, or something of the sort, and she killed him out of anger.

Having said that, due to her personality, I truly don't think she'd be able to get away with murder. She'd likely end up either regretting it and turning herself in, or slipping up and revealing that it was her.

So basically, I am sort of split with her. I'm not really sure yet.

Momo is one of my prime suspects.

Momo is a very smart person. She was at the top of her class, when she went to UA. That is why she executed the murder so flawlessly. It was clearly meant to look like a suicide, and before I reviewed the evidence for a second time, even I was convinced. Of course, after inspecting it more carefully, I've come to a completely different conclusion.

In the future, I think she might look even less suspicious, just due to the fact that she'll be able to cover up her tracks pretty easily. This theory has made the most sense to me out of all the others.

And, as for Todoroki, I don't think he's completely innocent either. In the anime, he is shown to grow a bit attached to Deku. If he WASN'T the killer, he'd very likely be mourning. He also gives off that sort of vibe that if he killed someone, he wouldn't care, and would remain emotionless. I think it's very unlikely that he was the one to execute the murder, or devise the plan. He might just be there as an alibi for Momo, and create reasons why it wasn't her.

My final thoughts are that Momo killed Deku, and Todoroki is going to be used for creating alibis in the future.

Truly, though, this theory definitely has holes.

Why, you ask?

Because neither of them really have reason to kill him.

Of course, future evidence might reveal otherwise, but for the time being, I genuinely don't have any reasons other then what I listed above.

I don't know if my decision will change. It honestly depends on the information that is released later on.

If I could, I'd ask them all:

1. What do YOU think happened?

It seems like a stupid question, but it might be really handy, but not neccesarily from collecting their thoughts. If the person IS the killer, this question will likely surprise them, and they will panic. If they gave an explanation with too much detail, it would be sort of obvious it was them.

2. When was the last time you spoke with him?

This question might also be good for collecting evidence.

I can't really think of any more questions at the moment, but I'm sure I'll think of more soon.