Summary

• Deku faces Shigaraki in an intense battle, displaying the powers of One for All, including Gearshift.
• New episodes of
  My Hero Academia
  Releases Saturdays on Crunchyroll, episode #14 will be released on August 24, 2024.
• Episode #14 focuses on a battle between Heteromorphs led by Spinner for control of Kurogiri’s warp powers.

My Hero Academia Season 7, Episode 14is supposed to be action-packed and picks up on the fight between Shigaraki and Deku, which has finally begun. However, when Deku arrived he discovered something he wasn’t prepared for: a seemingly lifeless Bakugo.

Episode 13 of My Hero Academia In Season 7, Deku finally made his dramatic entrance after being teleported to the wrong location. It turns out that the American fighter pilot friends from Star and Stripe helped him arrive faster. Seeing how Bakugo and the other heroes had fared in his absence, Deku lost control a little, but luckily Lemillion was still on his feet and helped Deku catch himself and focus on the task at hand. Deku showcased the impressive full power of One for All in his fight with Shigaraki, including the use of the second user’s mysterious Quirk, Gearshift.

When will new episodes of My Hero Academia be released?

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

My Hero Academia currently presents new episodes on Saturdays at 2:30 a.m. Pacific Time or 5:30 a.m. Eastern Time on Crunchyroll. This means that Fans can look forward to episode #14 of My Hero Academia Season 7 on August 24, 2024 at 2:30 a.m. PT/5:30 a.m. ET. As always, the episode will initially be broadcast in Japanese with subtitles, as it coincides closely with the Japanese broadcast time. The English dubbing of My Hero Academia Season 7 is currently just one episode behind the subtitled version, so fans can expect the dubbed version of Episode 13 to debut next.

What happened in My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13?

Deku’s fight with Shigaraki heats up

Episode 13 picked up where Episode 12 ended, and Deku had just made a dramatic arrival on the battlefield. Deku was shaken at the sight of so many heroes, including Bakugo, on the ground and began to lose control of his power until Mirio stepped in to reassure him that everyone was still alive. Deku was able to regain his focus and began to attack Shigaraki, taking advantage of the final Quirk in One for All: Gearshift. Gearshift has become so powerful over the generations of power accumulation that it is now very difficult to use, allowing for physics-breaking power at the cost of a major setback afterward.

Gearshift has turned the tide of the fight, allowing Deku to deliver some incredibly powerful blows with relative ease. He has also used almost every Quirk in his arsenal at once, proving how much he has improved at processing Quirks in parallel. Although Deku has dealt a lot of damage to Shigaraki, his endless growth has allowed him to quickly recover from those injuries, and if the second user’s warning is to be believed, Deku will soon feel the consequences of using Gearshift. The fight has reached a critical turning point, and everything could depend on how the next few minutes go.

My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 14 focuses on the Mutant Rebellion

The Heteromorphs Strike Back

Episode #14 of Season 7 of My Hero Academia is titled “Together with Shoji,” and according to the preview, will focus on Shoji and Koda facing off against the masses of Heteromorphs like themselves gathered under the command of Spinner. Spinner doesn’t look quite his usual self, suggesting he may have received additional powers from All for One before the final battle. This is the battlefield surrounding the hospital where Kurogiri is being held, meaning the winner will gain control of Kurogiri’s warp powers – something that could easily change the course of the battle.

This fight is particularly difficult because the Heteromorphs have many valid reasons to be upset about the status quo, even if they are being exploited by the villains. They are mostly normal civilians, not villains, so the heroes must tread very carefully to avoid this situation turning into a bloodbath. This is where it takes a true hero to turn the tide, not by fighting, but by gathering his strength and speaking to these people on a personal level. Can Shoji and Koda rise to the occasion and save their fellow Heteromorphs before it’s too late?

While it may not be as exciting as Deku vs. Shigaraki, the hospital battlefield is an incredibly important location strategically, so it makes sense to My Hero Academia would shift its focus to a site that fans haven’t seen much of, just as the action there is heating up.