My Hero Academia enjoyed its thrilling season 7 finale, entitled Battle Without a Quirk, which premiered on Saturday, October 12, 2024, at 5:30 pm JST. The concluding episode delves into the aftermath of the intense clash between Ochako and Toga. As Ochako struggles with severe blood loss from Toga’s earlier stab, a surprising turn of events sees Toga transform into Ochako and perform a blood transfusion, ultimately saving her life.
Shifting gears, the latter part of the episode focuses on the epic confrontation between Armored All Might and AFO. This highly anticipated battle sets the stage for their confrontation, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats. The season culminates with an unresolved climax, as both All Might’s battle against AFO and the duel between Shigaraki and Deku remain tense cliffhangers, paving the way for the show’s final season.
Disclaimer: The following article contains spoilers from the season 7 finale of My Hero Academia.
My Hero Academia season 7 finale delivers emotional intensity as Ochako and Toga’s conflict resolves and All Might faces AFO
My Hero Academia season 7 finale highlights Toga’s selfless act as she saves Ochako
The finale picks up from the last episode, exploring the conclusion of the battle between Ochako and Toga as the effects of Twice’s blood fade, effectively ending Toga’s Sad Man’s Parade.
As the clones vanish from the battlefield, one clone attempts to avenge Twice’s death by attacking Hawks, who willingly embraces his fate, acknowledging Jin as a remarkable person. Just before the strike lands, the clone disappears, leaving Toga with a sense of closure regarding Jin’s loss.
Simultaneously, Toga contemplates her life choices influenced by the emotions Ochako evoked in her. Noticing Ochako’s consideration for others even as she nears death, Toga reminisces about Ochako’s previous remarks regarding the value of giving blood and her delightful smile, filling Toga with a sense of genuine joy.
Rather than rejecting Toga’s past, Ochako embraces her true self, prompting Toga to assert that she cannot allow her to die. Toga then transforms into Ochako, treating her wound and sacrificing her own blood to save her.
Though aware that this act could lead to her own demise, Toga persists even while battling fatigue from her transformation. Ochako, weakened and unable to stop her, is left helpless.
As Toga weakens, she expresses regret for injuring Ochako and contemplates how her life could have differed had she learned to give instead of take. The poignant moment concludes with Toga finding solace, satisfied with having lived authentically.
My Hero Academia season 7 finale ignites the anticipated battle between All Might and AFO
The narrative transitions back 20 minutes before Toga’s rampage culminates, centering on All Might as he gears up for his confrontation with AFO. Clad in his Armored suit and utilizing Hercules, his AI vehicle, All Might strives to reclaim the title of Symbol of Peace.
As the battle begins, Aiba broadcasts it live, while Tsukauchi expresses concern over how a Quirkless hero will stand against the strongest villain, fearing for All Might’s survival. All Might successfully captures AFO’s interest, inciting a fierce attack from the villain. Just as everyone braces for impact, All Might proves his strength by absorbing the blow with Red Riot, much to everyone’s astonishment.
Yet, Hercules’ shield sustains heavy damage, warning All Might that he cannot withstand another strike of that magnitude. Despite this, his resolve remains unshaken as he confronts AFO directly, who retorts that this combat style is only viable when All Might wielded One For All.
Employing techniques inspired by Class 1-A students, All Might utilizes Blackwhip and Chargebolt to slow AFO’s regenerative abilities, asserting that the villain’s tactics only succeed against those with Quirks. He presses the attack, adapting his combat style with technology derived from his students. AFO retaliates, but All Might identifies the villain’s clumsy movements as a sign of his growing frustration.
Despite accumulating numerous injuries, All Might forges ahead. Flashbacks reveal significant memories of his mentor, the seventh One For All user, Nana Shimura, and past dialogues with Deku. The battle intensifies as All Might surprises AFO with Superacid Injection Pinky, causing him to regress further in age.
My Hero Academia season 7 finale concludes on a suspenseful cliffhanger with unresolved battles for All Might and Deku
As the episode nears its end, another flashback sheds light on All Might’s decision to become the Symbol of Peace and his journey under Nana’s mentorship, despite being Quirkless.
In the current frame, All Might endures significant injuries while reflecting on an important conversation with Deku, emphasizing that anyone can be a hero, regardless of possessing a Quirk. He also recalls his last encounter with Stain, where he reaffirmed his responsibility to uphold the Symbol of Peace.
These memories invigorate him to continue battling against the Demon Lord. All Might recognizes that the damage inflicted upon AFO accelerates his Rewind process, a strategy he intends to use to his advantage. Eager to contribute one more time, All Might bursts into maniacal laughter as he prepares to confront AFO with all his might.
AFO, enraged by All Might’s laughter, prepares to retaliate. Concurrently, during the confrontation between Deku and Shigaraki, Deku glimpses All Might’s vestige, realizing that All Might is currently engaged in battle with AFO.
The episode wraps up on a cliffhanger, with the thrilling confrontations between AFO and All Might, as well as Deku facing Shigaraki, continuing side by side, with All Might’s declaration resonating: “Let’s win, Young Midoriya.”
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