My Hero Academia Season 5 Episode 21

Based on the Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Kouhei Horikoshi, ‘My Hero Academia’ or ‘Boku no Hero Academia’ is a superhero action anime. It follows Izuku Midoriya, an ordinary boy born in an extraordinary world. He dreams of becoming a hero like his idol, All Might, but he wasn’t born with any ability or Quirk. Here is all you need to know about the upcoming My Hero Academia Season 5 Episode 21.

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My Hero Academia Season 5 Episode 20 Recap:

The episode begins in the present time, with Ujiko conducting brutal experiments on Tomura to bring out the full potential. The narrative then shifts back to 2 months earlier. Following All For One’s arrest, the League is in worse condition than it ever was. Kurogiri, who hasn’t been arrested at the time, tells Tomura about a special power that All For One left for them.

After finding Gigantomachia, they realize that he is the power that Kurogiri was referring to.  Seeing Tomura, Gigantomachia doesn’t hide his disappointment and declares his master’s successor as weak. Gigantomachia then proceeds to trounce the entire League.

Ujiko stops Gigantomachia on his tracks by broadcasting the recorded voice of One For All. Right before transporting the League to his secret facility by using strange black liquid.

If Gigantomachia was All For One’s muscle and bodyguard, then Ujiko was his scientist. Both of them were unquestioningly loyal toward All For One. However, like Gigantomachia, Ujiko seems to harbor doubts about Tomura. He even claims that the younger man is unworthy. The only reason he brought Tomura and the rest of the League to his facility is that he has too much respect for All For One.

My Hero Academia Season 5 Episode 21 Release Date:

‘My Hero Academia’ season 5 episode 21, titled ‘Revival Party,’ is set to release on August 28, 2024, on ytv and NTV.

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My Hero Academia Season 5 Episode 21 Spoilers:

In episode 21, the League might arrive in the outskirts of Deika City. They will meet Slidin’ Go, who will guide them into the city.

The official preview trailer for Episode 21 is out teasing evil standing against evil. The trailer reveals the Meta Liberation Army, an organization for freeing the Quirks and creating a society where users can use their powers at 100% capacity, wants to destroy anything that stands against its ideology.

The supreme leader of the Meta Liberation Army, Re-Destro, orders his soldiers to get ready for the battle against the League of Villains.

Shigaraki and the other villains, who are currently working on defeating Gigantomachia, need to focus their energy on the Meta Liberation Army.

 

To complicate matters, Re-Destro has abducted Giran, who is a League of Villains member. Re-Destro threatens Shigaraki that if they don’t fight against the army, he will get rid of Giran.

Shigaraki plans to use Gigantomachia against the Meta Liberation Army. However, it remains to be seen if a handful of League of Villains members can take on 110,000 soldiers of the Meta Liberation Army.

As the League members prepare to fight the Liberation Army, Himiko will be confronted by Curious. Elsewhere, Gigantomachia will wake up at some point from his slumber and come to Deika City looking for Tomura

Boku No Hero Academia Characters:

The cast of “My Hero Academia” anime includes

  • Daiki Yamashita as Izuku Midoriya,
  • Nobuhiko Okamoto as Katsuki Bakugou,
  • Yuuki Kaji as Shoto Todoroki,
  • Daichi Endō as Twice,
  • Aoi Yūki as Tsuyu Asui,
  • Eri Kitamura as Mina Ashido,
  • Hiro Shimono as Dabi,
  • Hiroshi Kamiya as Kojiro Bondo,
  • Hiroyuki Yoshino as Present Mic,
  • Kenta Miyake as All Might,
  • Kouki Uchiyama as Tomura Shigaraki,
  • Hitomi Nabatame as Setsuna Tokage,
  • Kosuke Miyoshi as Mashirao Ojiro,
  • Misato Fukuen as Himiko Toga,
  • Tsuguo Mogami as Mr. Compress,
  • Yūichi Nakamura as Hawks and
  • Yūki Shin as Natsuo Todoroki.

Where Can I Watch My Hero Academia?

Subscribed viewers can watch ‘My Hero Academia’ season 5 episodes on Funimation with Japanese audio and English subtitles on the same day as they air in Japan. Also, on Funimation, the Portuguese and Spanish subtitled versions are available. On April 10, 2024, Funimation started streaming the dubbed versions of the episodes. In the US, the season is available on Hulu.

The episodes of season 5 can be watched on Crunchyroll, AnimeLab, and VRV as well.

Season 5 is also available on Netflix in certain Asian countries, including Japan and India.