My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 10

zojoman

Seeing the conflict between the origins of the powers is super trippy and cool. The animation for the dream like state is stylized and beautiful. The sound design in the void is atmospheric. The voice acting for All For One is as menacing as ever.

tairue

I loved how they made the inner world sequence the animation was surreal and haunting. I loved how they also incorporated the muffled sound, to match the mental struggle. Hearing how the legacy of One For All was felt heavy, this made me realize the immense weight Deku carries.

goyaljonesh06

My Hero Academia S6 E10 pushes the conflict to a breaking point, mixing explosive action with heavy emotional weight. The desperation on both sides is clear, and the animation during the central clash stands out. The war arc keeps escalating without slowing down.

charliereviews

This episode hits hard with the personal stakes, from AFO facing Deku to Toga clashing with Uraraka. Deku’s choice to save Shigaraki despite everything adds depth, while Uraraka dismissing a misunderstood Toga is truly heartbreaking. The emotional weight in every interaction land

lazyuser25

It highlights that Deku isn't just a boy, but a vessel for generations of hope—and a target for Shigaraki’s inherited hate. It’s the moment the war stops being about Quirks and starts being about the literal souls trapped inside the fight.