Shigaraki’s decay is a whole lot like Vegeta’s hakai and you can also picture it being stopped by sheer power in the same way. Vegeta’s aura will protect him from any incoming attacks and Shigaraki’s abilities will be no exception. Vegeta can end the universe in an instant and there isn’t really a way to dodge that kind of attack so Shigaraki would really be taking the L on this one. Vegeta wins.
Jonathan Kent will one day end up being the next Superman if he focuses on his training enough, but at the end of the day he’s still not taking Shigaraki down here. The villain’s decay powers have much too great a reach and his physical abilities also got a massive boost as he entered his final form. At this point it’s hard to imagine Jonathan Kent being able to bridge the gap that divides them and he will have to take an early loss. Shigaraki wins.
Suggested by iKnowledge Element Lad has the elements with him and so he’s a very well balanced fighter but he’s not the most powerful one around. Shigaraki doesn’t need any powers to win this because of just how insane his speed and attack power is. He will be able to easily get in there and take Element Lad down for the count. The kid probably won’t even see him coming and doesn’t have the durability to even outlast one punch. Shigaraki wins.
Suggested by iKnowledge Lori Morning has the ability to turn into many different heroes due to her dial but none of them are strong enough to give this guy a tough challenge. Shigaraki can destroy his opponents with a single touch and now he can also fire off destruction waves. His physical abilities are also at an extremely high level so all he needs is one big punch and that would be the end. Lori has no forms that can counter any of these attacks. Shigaraki wins.
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