My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 18: It's a Small World

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.8

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

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My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 18: It's a Small World

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 17 Next: EP 19 →

OSHIMETER

9.8

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

Um, excuse me, but WAS THAT HIROSHI KAMIYA’S VOICE?! I had a mini heart attack for a moment there 😭 Hearing his voice just made this SO much better! This episode was really good. I almost forgot about Kirishima’s team, and then they suddenly gave us such a whopping entrance. Let’s gooo!

Did I just hold my breath during this episode? This was way too intense—the fight scenes, the characters’ emotions, and the way they showed multiple perspectives to emphasize what the episode was trying to convey. That was absolute cinema!

This episode was so intense. The fight against All For One continued, and it was shown even more in this episode. This was seriously unpredictable, giving us adrenaline-rushing and anxiety-inducing fight scenes that were delivered so well. I’m nervous and also looking forward to what comes next!

All i can say is that this episode is intense and that it will urge you to to see the next episode!

The animation here were fluid and Mina's acid were vibrant, it really captures the melting effect on the battlefield. The pacing was intense, it went from an emotional breakdown onto an intense confrontation at Gunga. The sound design here really adds into the chaos of the battle

Momentum holds strong, with a heavier and more intense tone. The pacing keeps things moving while allowing key moments to land. It maintains a strong sense of anticipation.

Action packed episode. It's perfect blend of high stake action and grounded character moments! The pacing is elite and the there is some heartwarming moments!!

The small-world connections feel so touching here. Heartwarming character moments balanced nicely with the ongoing pressure.

helmyherlambang

Damnnn, AFO really is one hell of an annoying villain, not just in terms of the power that makes him too OP, but also his personality 🙄

This episode was packed with intense and dangerous fights everywhere. The villains kept gaining the upper hand, making things feel even more serious. Even when everyone gave their all, they still couldn’t stand against him and his overwhelming power, which made the situation feel even more hopeless and tense.

Mina finally gets her hero moment. It felt good seeing support cast step up while the main guys are busy. Teamwork genuinely carries this episode—raw power isn't enough. Watch if you love underdog moments and character development. The last cliffhanger was absolutely sad for me.

When All For One powered up again, I froze in awe. The danger felt real, terrifying, and suddenly the stakes shot through the roof.

Can the hero's really beat All for one? he is too overpowered . Loved the chilling way of All for one , How he dealt with all the heroes was just damn boss level . Truly epic battle

EPISODE CONTEXT

Positioned at episode 18 of 21, this lands deep in Season 7's endgame stretch, with the Gunga Villa battlefield heating up following the strategic regrouping in 'Hopes.' The episode escalates the multi-front war against All For One's forces by zeroing in on the heroes fighting without their heaviest hitters, setting the stage for the final confrontations that will close out the season.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Positioned at episode 18 of 21, this lands deep in Season 7's endgame stretch, with the Gunga Villa battlefield heating up following the strategic regrouping in 'Hopes.' The episode escalates the multi-front war against All For One's forces by zeroing in on the heroes fighting without their heaviest hitters, setting the stage for the final confrontations that will close out the season.

QUICK TAKES

Um, excuse me, but WAS THAT HIROSHI KAMIYA’S VOICE?! I had a mini heart attack for a moment there 😭 Hearing his voice just made this SO much better! This episode was really good. I almost forgot about Kirishima’s team, and then they suddenly gave us such a whopping entrance. Let’s gooo!

Did I just hold my breath during this episode? This was way too intense—the fight scenes, the characters’ emotions, and the way they showed multiple perspectives to emphasize what the episode was trying to convey. That was absolute cinema!

This episode was so intense. The fight against All For One continued, and it was shown even more in this episode. This was seriously unpredictable, giving us adrenaline-rushing and anxiety-inducing fight scenes that were delivered so well. I’m nervous and also looking forward to what comes next!

All i can say is that this episode is intense and that it will urge you to to see the next episode!

The animation here were fluid and Mina's acid were vibrant, it really captures the melting effect on the battlefield. The pacing was intense, it went from an emotional breakdown onto an intense confrontation at Gunga. The sound design here really adds into the chaos of the battle

Momentum holds strong, with a heavier and more intense tone. The pacing keeps things moving while allowing key moments to land. It maintains a strong sense of anticipation.

Action packed episode. It's perfect blend of high stake action and grounded character moments! The pacing is elite and the there is some heartwarming moments!!

The small-world connections feel so touching here. Heartwarming character moments balanced nicely with the ongoing pressure.

helmyherlambang

Damnnn, AFO really is one hell of an annoying villain, not just in terms of the power that makes him too OP, but also his personality 🙄

This episode was packed with intense and dangerous fights everywhere. The villains kept gaining the upper hand, making things feel even more serious. Even when everyone gave their all, they still couldn’t stand against him and his overwhelming power, which made the situation feel even more hopeless and tense.

Mina finally gets her hero moment. It felt good seeing support cast step up while the main guys are busy. Teamwork genuinely carries this episode—raw power isn't enough. Watch if you love underdog moments and character development. The last cliffhanger was absolutely sad for me.

When All For One powered up again, I froze in awe. The danger felt real, terrifying, and suddenly the stakes shot through the roof.

Can the hero's really beat All for one? he is too overpowered . Loved the chilling way of All for one , How he dealt with all the heroes was just damn boss level . Truly epic battle

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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