My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 7: Disaster Walker

Manga chapter 270-271

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.8

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

← Prev: EP 6 Next: EP 8 →

My Hero Academia Season 6 Episode 7: Disaster Walker

Manga chapter 270-271

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 6 Next: EP 8 →

OSHIMETER

9.8

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

Mt. Lady’s really amazing here. I feel like halfway through this episode, the women gained the spotlight for a moment, and I love it! It was well-delivered, and the next episode’s going to be fire, I just know it!

We’re eating so good! This episode’s really amazing, and I feel like the next one’s going to be freaking awesome as well. And finallyyyy! We get to see the UA students in action. Let’s gooo!

With so much going on, a change of POV was the right move as we got to see what’s been happening on the other side. The pacing is just right as it continues to maintain its hectic and tense story progression. This arc is so peak!

Deku my boy, doing things just like he always does. He grown so much now than the first season. Fight scenes were just chefs kiss and felt desperate on both sides

You can FEEL the shift. Something’s changing and it’s not subtle. The tension lingers long after the episode ends.... this is SO GOODDD.

The scale of destruction gets really scary here. It stops feeling like a controlled mission and more like survival mode. You start worrying about everyone, not just the main characters. Super heavy episode. MUST WATCH.

Aizawa becomes MVP. Holding the line while barely blinking. The strain on him is brutal and you feel how fragile everything is without his quirk active.

High-intensity raid continues. Enemies coordinate like they have a hidden AI script. Heroes must predict attack patterns, rotate units, and exploit openings

This and E6 are basically a two-parter and together they might be the best consecutive episodes in the whole series. His relationship with his grandmother, the tragedy of his quirk awakening it's a lot. Slow burn in the best way. Grab tissues, I'm not joking. T^T

Seeing the students stand their ground is pure goals and very moving. The sound design for Gigantomachia's footsteps is massive. The orchestral music builds a sense of an unstoppable disaster.

Hearing Gigantomachia's steps in combination with the ground shaking made me feel how massive he really is. I loved how the students were working together to come up with a desperate plan. This episode made me feel proud seeing the kids step up and become real heroes.

My Hero Academia S6 E7 blends character drama and battlefield tension, giving emotional weight to key moments while keeping the war arc moving. The pacing and stakes feel right, and it’s one of those episodes that makes the bigger conflict hit harder without losing focus.

Deku and Shigaraki’s clash kicks off with explosive intensity, instantly satisfying anticipation. The animation and choreography hit hard, and Deku now protects Aizawa, who once told him he couldn’t protect anyone. Here’s hoping Midnight makes it through this fight.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Positioned in the heart of Season 6's major war arc, Episode 7 builds directly on the hero coalition's assault on the Paranormal Liberation Front established in the preceding episodes, particularly 'Encounter, Part 2.' This is deep into the escalation phase—the opening gambits are over and consequences are mounting. It sets the stage for Episode 8, 'League of Villains vs. U.A. Students,' signaling that the conflict is about to become even more personal as student-level combatants enter the fray.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Positioned in the heart of Season 6's major war arc, Episode 7 builds directly on the hero coalition's assault on the Paranormal Liberation Front established in the preceding episodes, particularly 'Encounter, Part 2.' This is deep into the escalation phase—the opening gambits are over and consequences are mounting. It sets the stage for Episode 8, 'League of Villains vs. U.A. Students,' signaling that the conflict is about to become even more personal as student-level combatants enter the fray.

QUICK TAKES

Mt. Lady’s really amazing here. I feel like halfway through this episode, the women gained the spotlight for a moment, and I love it! It was well-delivered, and the next episode’s going to be fire, I just know it!

We’re eating so good! This episode’s really amazing, and I feel like the next one’s going to be freaking awesome as well. And finallyyyy! We get to see the UA students in action. Let’s gooo!

With so much going on, a change of POV was the right move as we got to see what’s been happening on the other side. The pacing is just right as it continues to maintain its hectic and tense story progression. This arc is so peak!

Deku my boy, doing things just like he always does. He grown so much now than the first season. Fight scenes were just chefs kiss and felt desperate on both sides

You can FEEL the shift. Something’s changing and it’s not subtle. The tension lingers long after the episode ends.... this is SO GOODDD.

The scale of destruction gets really scary here. It stops feeling like a controlled mission and more like survival mode. You start worrying about everyone, not just the main characters. Super heavy episode. MUST WATCH.

Aizawa becomes MVP. Holding the line while barely blinking. The strain on him is brutal and you feel how fragile everything is without his quirk active.

High-intensity raid continues. Enemies coordinate like they have a hidden AI script. Heroes must predict attack patterns, rotate units, and exploit openings

This and E6 are basically a two-parter and together they might be the best consecutive episodes in the whole series. His relationship with his grandmother, the tragedy of his quirk awakening it's a lot. Slow burn in the best way. Grab tissues, I'm not joking. T^T

Seeing the students stand their ground is pure goals and very moving. The sound design for Gigantomachia's footsteps is massive. The orchestral music builds a sense of an unstoppable disaster.

Hearing Gigantomachia's steps in combination with the ground shaking made me feel how massive he really is. I loved how the students were working together to come up with a desperate plan. This episode made me feel proud seeing the kids step up and become real heroes.

My Hero Academia S6 E7 blends character drama and battlefield tension, giving emotional weight to key moments while keeping the war arc moving. The pacing and stakes feel right, and it’s one of those episodes that makes the bigger conflict hit harder without losing focus.

Deku and Shigaraki’s clash kicks off with explosive intensity, instantly satisfying anticipation. The animation and choreography hit hard, and Deku now protects Aizawa, who once told him he couldn’t protect anyone. Here’s hoping Midnight makes it through this fight.

©堀越耕平／集英社・僕のヒーローアカデミア製作委員会

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©堀越耕平／集英社・僕のヒーローアカデミア製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com