Since two hole superconductivity was found in MgB₂, analysis on multigap superconductors has attracted rising consideration due to its intriguing elementary physics. In MgB₂, the Mg atom donates two electrons to the borophene layer, leading to a stronger hole from the σ band and a weaker hole from the π bond. First-principles calculations show that the 2 hole anisotropic superconductivity strongly enhances the transition temperature of MgB₂ compared with that given by the isotropic mannequin. On this work, we report a three-band (B-σ, B-π, and La-d) two-gap superconductor LaB₂ with very excessive T_c = 30 Ok by fixing the absolutely anisotropic Migdal–Eliashberg equation. Due to the σ and π–d hybridization on the Fermi floor, the electron–phonon coupling fixed λ = 1.5 is considerably bigger than the λ = 0.7 of MgB₂. Our work paves a brand new route to boost the electron–phonon coupling power of multigap superconductors with d orbitals. Then again, our evaluation reveals that LaB₂ belongs to the weak topological semimetal class, resulting in a doable topological superconductor with the very best T_c up to now. Furthermore, upon making use of stress and/or doping, the topology is tunable between weak and robust with T_c various from 15 to 30 Ok, opening up a versatile platform for manipulating topological superconductors.