Deku finally arrives at UA's Coffin in the Sky to face Shigaraki after Toga pulls him through the Warp Gate she was forced into. Seeing his fellow Class 1-A heroes at a disadvantage, especially Bakugo, whose life still hangs in the balance, will fuel Deku's rage and make him more determined to defeat the villain. The preview for My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13, titled A Chain of Events, Across the Ages, teases an intense showdown between Deku and Shigaraki.
You can watch the My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13 trailer below:
As shared by the anime's official website, the trailer for My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13 starts with Deku arriving at UA. He is shocked to see utter devastation, with Beast Jeanist and Mirko severely injured, while Bakugo lies unconscious on the ground. Shigaraki unleashes his full power and lands a powerful punch, but Deku remains unfazed.
Alternatively, the preview stills show Masaki, Monoma, and Aizawa surprised by Deku’s arrival, giving them a glimmer of hope that they can win the fight against Shigaraki and save the injured heroes. After trying to distract Shigaraki with his peaches in the previous episode, Mirio again looks determined to bring the villain down. Supported by the previous One For All users, Deku is about to unleash all his power to face Shigaraki.
Shigaraki, however, remains unbothered as he prepares to fight the hero he hates most. A flashback scene is also hinted at, with a young All For One shown choking the second user of the One For All Quirk Kudo. In the final two stills, Deku and Shigaraki are seen rushing toward each other to begin their battle.
You can see the My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13 stills below:
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Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha / Studio Bones / My Hero Academia Production
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Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha / Studio Bones / My Hero Academia Production
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Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha / Studio Bones / My Hero Academia Production
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Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha / Studio Bones / My Hero Academia Production
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Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha / Studio Bones / My Hero Academia Production
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Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha / Studio Bones / My Hero Academia Production
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Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha / Studio Bones / My Hero Academia Production
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Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha / Studio Bones / My Hero Academia Production
What to Expect from My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13
My Hero Academia Season 7, Episode 13 will focus on Deku after he finally arrives at the Coffin in the Sky. After witnessing his fellow heroes being defeated, Deku may blame himself for what happened and for not arriving in time. However, despite being shaken by the devastation, he remains determined to face Shigaraki and give the heroes a fighting chance.
You can read the My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13 synopsis below:
Deku has finally arrived at Yuei's Coffin in the Sky! Deku is overcome with rage after witnessing Bakugo and the others defeated by Shigaraki/AFO. Will he be able to control his anger and defeat Shigaraki? The showdown is finally here!
The anime is based on Kohei Horikoshi’s manga of the same title, which ran from July 2014 to August 2024, collecting 41 tankōbon volumes. As one of the best-selling manga series, it had over 100 million copies in circulation as of April 2024. Its success spawned a media franchise, inspiring numerous spin-off manga and expanding into light novels, stage plays, various merchandise, and media, including several video games.
Bones adapted the manga into an anime, with the first season released in April 2016, followed by the second season in April 2017, the third in April 2018, the fourth in October 2019, the fifth in March 2021, and the sixth in October 2022. The franchise also includes four animated films and nine original video animations (OVAs). A live-action movie adaptation by Legendary Entertainment is currently in development.
When will My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13 be released?
After a one-week delay, My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 13 is finally slated to release on Saturday, August 17, at 5:30 PM JST on Yomiuri TV, Nippon TV, and other affiliated networks in Japan. It is then set to stream internationally on Crunchyroll.
For other release times based on your region, you can check the list below:
2:30 AM Pacific Daylight Time
5:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time
9:30 AM British Summer Time
10:30 AM Central European Summer Time
3 PM Indian Standard Time
5:30 PM Philippine Standard Time
7 PM Australia Central Standard Time
Apart from Deku and Shigaraki’s fight, the preview also features a flashback to the era of AFO’s reign. Fans will finally see how AFO ruled the world and how the original heroes opposed him. That said, this is something viewers won’t want to miss.
