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With the haters ofMy Hero Academiacomplaining about the direction and ending of the manga, it has tainted the image of the anime. Most people have decided not to tune in to the remaining of the anime but we can certainly say they are missing out on some beautiful moments. Kohei Horikoshi, despite any arguments that he lost direction of the story, has created some of the best, tearjerking arcs for several characters. The voice actors involved in those scenes too felt the impact of the scenes.
Uraraka Ochako is one of the main leads of the anime, a central character and one of the reasons that kept Deku grounded to his moral compass. She’s a genuinely kind person who worked hard to become the hero she is now. That journey wasn’t left without some incredibly traumatic and devastating moments. Season 7 will feature a scene that will make viewers tear up. Uraraka will have to confront Himiko Toga by herself. According to her voice actress, Ayane Sakura, she couldn’t stop her own tears while recording these scenes.
The Complex Relationship Between Heroes and Villains
The relationship between heroes and villains isn’t entirely black and white inMy Hero Academia.Kohei Horikoshihas written the villains in a way that makes you empathize heavily with them, while condemning their present actions. While it doesn’t apply to all villains like All For One or Overhaul, most of the villains have multiple sides to them and tragic backstories that ultimately make their goals intriguing. Even the heroes begin to realize how flawed the world is around them that made the villains who they are.
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Uraraka is a bright example of a hero who understands villains. The young girl has empathy like no other in the anime. Her complicated relationship with Himiko makes it clear that even she was questioning her own actions, despite knowing that the villain had to be stopped. The upcoming episode will portray the fight between Uraraka and Himiko who will unexpectedly open up to each other. Ayane Sakura expressed how devastated she felt while recording.
#MHAUraraka’s VA cried while recording her lines… we’re all going to be a mess as well once the episode releases man…pic.twitter.com/OYyUDJJ51J
The future scene will also depict Himiko sacrificing herself to save Uraraka, showing thatthe villain could finally express the loveshe desired. This must be what the voice actress meant and it is certainly one of the finest conclusions Horikoshi has given to his characters.
The Villains ofMy Hero AcademiaLearn About Love
Himiko was always in search of affection and pure love but due to her childhood, she never understood how. Uraraka recognized that and when the two were in their final fight, the hero still embraced her after being injured. It shows that all villains needed was a guiding light and to have the proper resources to heal. Himiko’s path could’ve been stopped if she was raised in a loving environment.
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Uraraka’s voice actress has clearly done a phenomenal job dubbing the scene and haters will need to tune in to the anime to see that Horikoshi hasn’t spoiled the entire manga. The best scenes are made when voice actors truly feel the emotions and Sakura’s performance should not be missed in the upcoming episodes ofMy Hero Academia.
My Hero Academiais now available on Crunchyroll.
Bidisha Mitra
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Bidisha is an Anime Content Writer at FandomWire with over 700 published articles. With over 7 years of writing experience, she’s versatile and adept. When she’s not writing, she’s also a voice actor on the side.Bidisha is currently continuing to learn Japanese and gets more fluent everyday. Her expertise is One Piece, Bungo Stray Dogs, and Haikyuu, but has been watching anime for over a decade. She was previously a Content Writer reviewing the latest Kpop music.
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