My Hero Academia Season 7

Season 7 drives the story into the stretch where planning and exhaustion matter as much as raw power. Izuku Midoriya is back at U.A. with Class 1-A, but the idea of a normal school year has been replaced by shelters, security checks, and nonstop training. Pro heroes are depleted, civilians are shaken, and the villains are regrouping around Tomura Shigaraki while All For One keeps steering the chaos. All Might reaches out overseas, and Americas top hero, Star and Stripe, enters the conflict determined to stop Shigaraki before he becomes unstoppable. Her arrival accelerates the timetable for everyone and exposes how thin the margin is between containment and collapse. Inside the hero side, trust is tested when they confirm the enemy has been fed information from within, and a painful confession becomes part of the counterattack instead of a side drama. Deku keeps pushing One For All further, balancing raw power with the extra abilities he has inherited, but his struggle is not only physical, it is moral, because his instinct to save people now collides with the reality of who Shigaraki is. When the operation begins, the cast is split across multiple battlegrounds, with the heroes aiming to isolate key villains and prevent them from supporting each other. The season becomes a chain of coordinated clashes where every win costs something, every delay gives the enemy room to evolve, and the war plan itself becomes a test of whether hero society can hold together under maximum pressure.