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My Hero Academia season 7 episode 21 is scheduled to be released on October 12, 2024, at 5:30 pm JST. Fans residing in Japan can watch the episode on Nippon TV and Yomiuri TV among other television networks. International audiences can stream the latest episodes on Crunchyroll and Netflix among other platforms.
The recent episode focused almost entirely on the interaction with Himiko Toga and Uraraka Ochaco. This was quite interesting since the hero decided to put her duties aside and attempted to understand and sympathize with the enemy. This episode also showed how things aren’t all black and white for heroes. Here’s everything you need to know about My Hero Academia season 7 episode 21 ahead of its release.
My Hero Academia season 7 episode 21 release date and time
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As mentioned earlier, My Hero Academia season 7 episode 21 is slated to release on October 12, 2024, at 5:30 pm JST. Despite the differences in time zones, most regions across the world will be able to view the episode on the aforementioned date. The exact release times along with the corresponding time zones are listed below:
Where to watch My Hero Academia season 7 episode 21?
As stated earlier, fans in Japan can watch the broadcast of the episode on Yomiuri TV and Nippon TV among other local television networks. Fans residing in regions outside of Japan can watch My Hero Academia season 7 episode 21 on Netflix and Crunchyroll.
That being said, it is important to note that the aforementioned streaming platforms are available in select regions only. Some of the alternatives include Disney+, Amazon Prime Video, and BiliBili.
A brief recap of My Hero Academia season 7 episode 20
The episode began by showcasing the final moments of the Todoroki battle. Following that, it jumped straight into the sequence of events leading to Uraraka Ochaco attempting to reason with Himiko Toga. Uraraka Ochaco is in a precarious spot because her duty as a hero is to take down the villain who is actively trying to kill all the heroes present there.
At the same time, she knows that Himiko Toga is misunderstood and that a small amount of affection can go a long way. Himiko utilized Jin’s blood to create thousands of clones using his Quirk, Twice. Uraraka was overwhelmed initially because of the sheer number of clones that she and other heroes had to take on. Despite Himiko Toga’s efforts to push Uraraka away, the latter was determined to get through to her.
In the end, Himiko Toga embraced Uraraka, and she was able to open up to the woman that she loved. The episode ended with Himiko Toga asking Uraraka if she found her cute, to which the hero replied “The world’s cutest”.
What to expect in My Hero Academia season 7 episode 21? (Speculative)
My Hero Academia season 7 episode 21 will most likely continue to focus on Himiko and Ochaco since some loose ends need to be accounted for. Ochaco was in a terrible state and Himiko’s stab could potentially make things worse for her. On the bright side, she managed to get through to Himiko, which means the villain could potentially have a change of heart and help Ochaco out in this time of need.
Stay tuned for more anime and manga news as 2024 progresses.
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