My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 19 

I think the core of My Hero Academia is best shown in Season 7 animation Episode 19. Although there are plenty of other episodes to pick from this season in particular, it would be difficult to pass on this one, and for good cause.

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Redemption for Sinners. Restitution. kin. What constitutes a hero? This episode had a lot of underlying themes, but the one that really got to me was wanting to root for the hero above all else. The villains in the show are adored by a lot of fans and are brilliantly written, but if this episode didn’t make you root for Shoto in any way, there’s obviously a wrong with the writing or the production.

Unique about My Hero Academia Episode 19 

There was something unique about this episode, whether it was the animation by the legendary Yutaka Nakamura, the music composed by Yuki Hayashi, or the voice acting by Hiro Shimono, Kaito Ishikawa, and Yuki Kaji. We even saw All Might practicing for his final matchup with All For One while cracking wisecracks like he was in a Russo brothers-directed Avengers film.

Everything that makes My Hero Academia and its creator Kohei Horikoshi’s vision of the plot perfect is summed up in this episode. It’s nearly hard to stay neutral when Iida takes inspiration from Shoto and shouts it to the stars as he flees to save his family. If episode 19 were to rank among the top three episodes of the entire series according to fans, I wouldn’t be shocked.

One of the best episodes of the show, in my opinion, was the first battle between Shoto and Dabi, which I mentioned earlier in the season. However, episode 19 this season was better than all of the others. Most productions would be unable to replicate the feeling of “Do it, Shoto!” that I would have if I were actually living in the My Hero Academia universe.

Who is the Strongest character My Hero Academia season 7 episode 19 

 Unquestionably, one of the most powerful characters in the My Hero Academia universe is Rei Todoroki. No, not just in the tangible sense. It is truly amazing that she ran headlong into a fire that may destroy everything in five kilometers in order to save her son.

Rei doesn’t appear very often in the series, and there are good reasons for that. Thus, it is clear from her being the first to intervene and save her family that the mothers in My Hero Academia are among the series’ main characters. To top it all off, despite Endeavors’ potential to kill them all, it is her quick thinking that ultimately saves the family.

Simply said, Shoto’s writing in the moment where Rei reads his letters and smiles during the dramatic build-up, then ends it with something he made out of her quirk, was flawless. It restored my passion for My Hero Academia.

Nothing that someone could say would persuade me that this episode wasn’t flawless. To witness Nakamura return to animating scenes for My Hero Academia was the icing on the cake. Everything was excellent from start to finish. The reality is that, in any case, you were searching for them from the beginning if you had any complaints regarding this episode.