Summary

• Episode 15 of My Hero Academia focuses on Spinner’s final push to free Kurogiri, a crucial moment in the conflict.
• New episodes of
  My Hero Academia
  are released on Crunchyroll on Saturdays, with the upcoming episode #15 being released on August 31, 2024.
• The fate of the final battle depends on the outcome of this episode, which adds enormous tension to the plot.

My Hero Academia Season 7, Episode No. 15, will pick up right where the last episode left off, with the mob of violent Heteromorphs making their way to the hospital where Kurogiri is being held. Kurogiri’s presence on the battlefield could change everything, so it’s vital that the heroes prevent his release – but how can they do that when they’re so outnumbered?

Episode 14 of My Hero Academia Season 7 has switched gears, shifting the focus from Shigaraki and Deku’s fight to the battle with the army of Heteromorphs led by Spinner and other reactionaries of the Paranormal Liberation Front. While the shift in focus can be frustrating, this battlefield is actually one of the most important at the moment, as Kurogiri’s Warp Quirk would radically shift the battle balance in the villains’ favor. The situation is pretty much a worst-case scenario for the heroes – many civilians have been duped into working for the villains, and they are vastly outnumbered, so simply fighting won’t be the solution.

When will new episodes of My Hero Academia be released?

My Hero Academia produced by Bones, based on the manga by Kohei Horikoshi

New episodes of My Hero Academia Debuts on Crunchyroll Saturdays at 2:30 a.m. Pacific Time or 5:30 a.m. Eastern Time. So fans can look forward to watching Season 7, Episode #15 air on August 31, 2024 at 2:30 a.m. PT/5:30 a.m. ET.. Episodes are uploaded very shortly after they air in Japan and are therefore initially only available in Japanese with subtitles. My Hero Academia The English dub of Season 7 is currently 2 episodes behind the subtitled release, so the next episode with an English dub will be episode 13.

What happened in My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 14?

Shoji versus Spinner for the hearts of the Heteromorphs

Episode #14 of My Hero Academia Season 7 focused on a new battlefield where the heroes fight to protect the facility where Kurogiri is being held captive. However, only 200 heroes face over 15,000 Heteromorphs, meaning they have a serious disadvantage to overcome. Mezo Shoji and Koji Koda, two of the Heteromorph members of Class 1-A, have been assigned to this battlefield and are desperately trying to convince their Heteromorph comrades not to go through with it and let their cause be usurped by the villains who are only bent on destruction.

On the villains’ side, Spinner leads the charge against the heroes. However, Spinner’s intellect is severely damaged by the numerous quirks All for One gave him, making him far less articulate than usual. Unfortunately, there are other villains who speak on his behalf, inciting violence and encouraging the mob to continue rampaging through the city. Spinner’s reputation among the Heteromorphs is exploited to fuel this violence, while the ultimate goal of freeing Kurogiri will not help the Heteromorphs achieve equality. The situation is simply tragic for almost everyone involved.

In season 7, episode no. 15 of My Hero Academia, the heteromorph conflict comes to a head

Spinner makes the final push to free Kurogiri

Episode #15 of My Hero Academia Season 7 is titled “Butterfly Effect,” emphasizing how what happens here on this battlefield will have massive ramifications elsewhere. The story seems to pick up right where it left off, with Spinner, now in his monstrous form, making a major push to break into the hospital and free Kurogiri. The heroes have gone to great lengths to spread the villains out across all these different battlefields, but Kurogiri could reverse that fate in a heartbeat if he were to wake up. It’s crucial for the heroes to stop Spinner here and now, no matter the cost.

Of course, that’s much easier said than done, and there are many otherwise innocent people who have been drawn into Spinner’s mob that the heroes don’t want to hurt. Shoji is shown in the preview confronting the mob outside the hospital, so his final pleas could be crucial in preventing unnecessary bloodshed. Present Mic also seems to play a crucial role here as the last line of defense, hoping to prevent his old friend from being used for evil purposes again. If anyone can get through to Kurogiri if he wakes up, it’s Present Mic, so it could well come down to him.

The tension has never been so high in My Hero Academia than it is at the moment, as the outcome of the final battle could well depend on what happens in the next episode.