My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 20: A Girl's Ego

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

10.0

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

← Prev: EP 19 Next: EP 21 →

My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 20: A Girl's Ego

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 19 Next: EP 21 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

I’ve been waiting for this episode, and it was SO worth it. Kudos to the voice actors, as always. The raw emotions in their voices? That hit so hard and portrayed the characters’ emotions so well. This was such a wild ride, a roller coaster of emotions, and so meaningful.

I knew this would wreck me so badly. I thought it would be a bit complex for me to understand, but as the story progressed, I kinda felt like I was Uraraka. Maybe it was too late to understand, but I still did. 🥹 I love how emotionally gripping the storytelling was here. It really hit right in the feels.

Oh, this episode was such a complicated roller coaster of emotions. It was REALLY amazing, though. The way it was written was just so meaningful and beautiful. It didn’t have flashy fight scenes, and it wasn’t thrilling in that way. Instead, it portrayed a different kind of fight so meaningfully.

Sweetest episode in this season! Too sweet that I can’t help but cry. Some villains, indeed, are born, and some are just made.

I love the redemption arc in this episode. The animation here were stunning and soft, it uses bright colors in contrast to the dark war. The pacing here felt slow as it focused more on the emotional dialogue rather than combat. This episode was an amazing way to settle a rivalry

Emotional and heartbreaking at the se time. There is a lot of "talks" which might keep you feel off. But for me, the pacing is smooth which is building perfectly for the finale. And mainly, the animation during some "parade" is hauntingly beautiful! Off to finale💥

This episode sustains high tension, with a clear sense of urgency. The pacing is consistent and intense, keeping the narrative focused. It strongly builds toward a major payoff.

Diving into her strong ego and inner world is handled with real intensity and care. The personal drama feels raw and compelling.

helmyherlambang

Now that's one hell of a talk no jutsu to defeat an enemy. Let's go to the finale!

This episode feels more emotional than action packed, focusing on Ochaco Uraraka and Himiko Toga. It highlights Uraraka’s struggle to handle everything alone, yet she keeps pushing forward. Overall, it’s a really good episode.

When Ochaco chooses empathy over force against Toga, it becomes a deeply personal battle. Animation's stunning, character development hits different. Watch if you love emotional storytelling and character depth—skip if you need constant action. This is peak character-focused ep.

Uraraka really blew me away here. Watching her push through all of Twice’s clones and somehow evolve her quirk under that pressure gave me chills. It wasn’t just a fight- it felt like real growth, heart, and determination all at once.

Damn the crying and battle ! Loved the back story and the will of Toga and Ochako . The goofy ness of twice was great too , Story was dramatic and epic for me personally

EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 19's intense confrontations, the series pivots to a deeply personal clash between Uraraka and Toga — a thread that has been building across multiple seasons. As the second-to-last episode, it resolves critical character arcs while channeling emotional momentum directly into the season finale, positioning the final episode to deliver on the climactic payoff Season 7 has been building toward.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming off Episode 19's intense confrontations, the series pivots to a deeply personal clash between Uraraka and Toga — a thread that has been building across multiple seasons. As the second-to-last episode, it resolves critical character arcs while channeling emotional momentum directly into the season finale, positioning the final episode to deliver on the climactic payoff Season 7 has been building toward.

QUICK TAKES

I’ve been waiting for this episode, and it was SO worth it. Kudos to the voice actors, as always. The raw emotions in their voices? That hit so hard and portrayed the characters’ emotions so well. This was such a wild ride, a roller coaster of emotions, and so meaningful.

I knew this would wreck me so badly. I thought it would be a bit complex for me to understand, but as the story progressed, I kinda felt like I was Uraraka. Maybe it was too late to understand, but I still did. 🥹 I love how emotionally gripping the storytelling was here. It really hit right in the feels.

Oh, this episode was such a complicated roller coaster of emotions. It was REALLY amazing, though. The way it was written was just so meaningful and beautiful. It didn’t have flashy fight scenes, and it wasn’t thrilling in that way. Instead, it portrayed a different kind of fight so meaningfully.

Sweetest episode in this season! Too sweet that I can’t help but cry. Some villains, indeed, are born, and some are just made.

I love the redemption arc in this episode. The animation here were stunning and soft, it uses bright colors in contrast to the dark war. The pacing here felt slow as it focused more on the emotional dialogue rather than combat. This episode was an amazing way to settle a rivalry

Emotional and heartbreaking at the se time. There is a lot of "talks" which might keep you feel off. But for me, the pacing is smooth which is building perfectly for the finale. And mainly, the animation during some "parade" is hauntingly beautiful! Off to finale💥

This episode sustains high tension, with a clear sense of urgency. The pacing is consistent and intense, keeping the narrative focused. It strongly builds toward a major payoff.

Diving into her strong ego and inner world is handled with real intensity and care. The personal drama feels raw and compelling.

helmyherlambang

Now that's one hell of a talk no jutsu to defeat an enemy. Let's go to the finale!

This episode feels more emotional than action packed, focusing on Ochaco Uraraka and Himiko Toga. It highlights Uraraka’s struggle to handle everything alone, yet she keeps pushing forward. Overall, it’s a really good episode.

When Ochaco chooses empathy over force against Toga, it becomes a deeply personal battle. Animation's stunning, character development hits different. Watch if you love emotional storytelling and character depth—skip if you need constant action. This is peak character-focused ep.

Uraraka really blew me away here. Watching her push through all of Twice’s clones and somehow evolve her quirk under that pressure gave me chills. It wasn’t just a fight- it felt like real growth, heart, and determination all at once.

Damn the crying and battle ! Loved the back story and the will of Toga and Ochako . The goofy ness of twice was great too , Story was dramatic and epic for me personally

©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.

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