The scene cuts and synopsis for My Hero Academia Season 7, Episode 19 (total episode 157), titled "I AM HERE," airing this Saturday at 5:30 PM, have been revealed.

In last week’s Episode 18, “It’s A Small World,” All For One, rejuvenated further by “Rewind,” used his newly amplified power to overwhelm heroes like Hawks and Tokoyami. As heroes faced an increasingly desperate situation, the voice of the youthful All For One, no longer voiced by Akio Otsuka, but Hiroshi Kamiya, left fans shocked, saddened, and thrilled. Following this dramatic development, Episode 19, airing on September 28, will be titled “I AM HERE.” When this title was revealed in last week’s preview, manga readers erupted with excitement, exclaiming, “It’s finally here!”

In Episode 18 of Season 7, titled It's A Small World, the battle intensifies further. Tokoyami delivers his powerful move "Black Ankh Baldur" using his quirk, Dark Shadow, against All For One. In response, All For One displays even more rejuvenation and a surge of overwhelming strength. Amidst the chaos, unexpected reinforcements arrive on the scene...

Standing in All For One’s path as he flies toward Deku and Shigaraki after defeating Hawks and the others is none other than the “Symbol of Peace.” This marks a major turning point in the ongoing hero vs. villain battle featured in Season 7.

Another significant showdown awaits in this episode: No. 1 Hero Endeavor, his son Shoto Todoroki, and their villainous brother Dabi (Toya Todoroki). The climactic resolution to the Todoroki family’s long-running battle is finally upon us.

The original manga, which has sold over 100 million copies in total, is set in a world where people with supernatural abilities, known as "quirks," are commonplace. The story follows protagonist Izuku Midoriya (Deku) as he strives to become a "Hero" who protects society and fights against criminals, known as "Villains," who abuse their quirks. Alongside his friends, he grows as a student at the prestigious U.A. High School, an institution dedicated to training future heroes.

The manga began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump in July 2014 and concluded on August 5, 2024. The first season of the TV anime adaptation premiered in April 2016, followed by several theatrical releases, and Season 7 is currently airing.

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Source : ORICON NEWS