Boku no Hero Academia 7th Season

My Hero Academia Season 7: The Final War Delivers a Thrilling, Earned Spectacle

My Hero Academia Season 7 arrived with monumental expectations, and for me, it didn't just meet them—it soared past them. Having meticulously developed its world and characters over six prior seasons, the stage was perfectly set for this climactic confrontation, and the payoff is immensely satisfying. Every punch, every Quirk unleashed, feels earned, resonating with the emotional investment we've poured into these heroes and their struggles.

This season dives headfirst into the final war, and dedicating most of its runtime to this overarching conflict was an incredibly rewarding decision. This isn't just mindless action; ... it's a culmination. The action sequences deliver on everything the emotional development has been building toward throughout the series. We understand the stakes, we're deeply rooting for good to triumph over the corrupt, and seeing our heroes push past their limits feels incredibly impactful.

What truly elevates Season 7 is how it leverages its established cast. With character relationships and personalities so meticulously built, it's all the more impactful as they face their demons—both internal and external. These are not just battles of power, but intensely personal confrontations that feel heavy with years of narrative weight. Watching these characters, whom we've grown to love and understand, confront their ultimate challenges makes for a thrilling ride from start to finish.

This season serves as a near-perfect way to guide us into the series' conclusion. It amplifies the tension, solidifies hero resolve, and provides a visceral, emotional experience that proves My Hero Academia still has plenty of impactful stories left to tell. I genuinely can't wait to see how it all ends in the final season.

The art style is nice and fitting. This anime has amazing animation and build up up to this point, but the round up of characters is very bad and many flaws, they just didnt react in any realists and normal way, manu will like the story. Its just that the story of this season just became very predictable and stupid, constant a*spulls everywhere, heros making stupid decisions just for the sake of the story progress is so unnecesairy...in what world would a hero defeat a villain and just watch and let him save another villain who will pull a even bigger a*spull......

What can I say about this train wreck? Villain power creep with "we win" pawn powers; the heroes who seem to have gone from seeming like a powerful army protecting peace are now a mere resistance movement against evil, and worst of all having the arch enemy magically return from a near death state.

What sort of lame ass, half baked story telling is this? After the investment in watch hours of the previous series, the story likes screwing over the heroes time and time again. If there's no hope in the story, there's no point watching it.

Art, audio and the animation is as good, ... if only the story didn't take a left turn into the ditch, bounce off and plunge into the lake of an abomination it turned into...