When the final battle is over, which hero should run for president and who would be in their cabinet?

Inverse, why would it not be a good thing to have heroes be public figures in leadership roles if the current system of endorsement within My Hero continues?

On 1/29/24- the title was revealed. My Hero Academia: You're Next.

Japan release Date - August 2nd, 2024

Trailer - https://youtu.be/bI_ivRxRVSU?si=8nR3serMlsISvbza

How it relates to our own All Might Episode that came out 11/17/21 - https://anchor.fm/level-7-crew/episodes/Was-All-Might-being-the-Symbol-of-Peace-actually-bad-for-the-My-Hero-Academia-World---A-My-Hero-Academia-Case-Study-ft--Andrea-Alaniz-e19nb64

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