My Hero Academia episode 155 shows a transition of focus on the heroes, which was on villains in the previous episode.
In the previous episode, everything started to go awry after Kurogiri got released and warped Toga Himiko’s clones to different locations as she transformed into Bubaigawara Jin and started Sad Man’s Parade.
Well, it was evident at that point that the story took an unexpected turn which was very different from heroes winning overwhelmingly, and above all, the focus of that episode was entirely on glorifying villains and their causes.
However, there was some light at the end of the dark tunnel at the very end of that episode, which as a result, connected to the My Hero Academia episode 155.
So this time it’s turn for the heroes to turn the table to maintain the continuity of this series, and this episode does just that.
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Heroes Fight Back In My Hero Academia Episode 155
The chances for heroes to fight back in My Hero Academia episode 155 were created by villains actually in the previous episode.
This approach was a new one and that made the transition of the event more smooth and relatable to each other.
This chance to turn the table in the favour of the heroes started by some villains who were shown to be influenced by the protagonist of this series Deku, in turn putting him on a pedestal indirectly and effortlessly.
However, the focus was on those villains who turned good, mainly, Gentle Criminal, La Brava, and Lady Nagant.
This time My Hero Academia episode 155 starts with Lady Nagant among them and creates a chance for Deku to incapacitate Shigaraki Tomura.
Thus heroes begin to push back, and even another hero school, Shiketsu High School, also joins the battle, all these situations are arranged in such a way that no discrepancies can be found in the way heroes gain the upper hand on the villains.
All the battle sequences that are displayed in My Hero Academia episode 155 are more flawlessly choreographed and arranged.
New characters, who joined the battle in this episode, like Yoarashi Inasa with his insane tornado skill, displayed an exquisite spectacle more grandiose than any other heroes displayed in this episode.
Even for a brief moment, Tsukuyomi showed the ultimate and far grander version of his quirk that he has shown until now.
On the other hand, Tsukuyomi and Hawks’s tag team was short but cool.
However, this episode does keep the winning streaks of the heroes to a limit, which is actually the right way to present, it since, if heroes suddenly start to overwhelm the villains after being badly pushed back by them just in the previous episode, then neither it will be believable nor dramatic.
Now, there is one instance that foreshadows something more in the favor of the heroes, in which Kurogiri goes berserk and starts to doubt his mission and belief.
This subtle effort to add an element that could add to the further progress of the hero team’s overall combat power and in turn make the heroes gain the absolute upper hand on the villains in the episodes to come, is a good addition to this episode.
Besides that, miscellaneous battle sequences of the other minor heroes and some of the major heroes who were not much focused on this episode weren’t absolutely in disarray in the department of choreography and arrangement.
So, after watching the heroes fight back in My Hero Academia episode 155 it’s kind of clear that the overall situation of the story is displayed quite flawlessly and without any discrepancies.
Minor But Important Instances In My Hero Academia Episode 155
There are some minor but important instances in My Hero Academia episode 155 which may not be much but actually gives shape to the story of this episode.
Like, Shigaraki Tomura’s personality prevails over All For One’s personality which didn’t stop his previous action of destroying of current society but changed his goal into only destroying everything instead of building a new society after destroying the previous one.
Another instance is powered-up Tsukuyomi pummeling All For One and delaying his journey towards the location where Shigaraki Tomura is.
Business Management Class Students of UA High broadcasting Gentle Criminal’s endeavor live with the help of La Brava’s hacking skills opened another possibility for the next episode where he could get some more attention.
Lady Nagant, blasting off Shigaraki Tomura’s hands gave Deku a chance to prevent Shigaraki from using his quirk and fighting on a kind of easy playing field.
Besides that, Lady Nagant strengthening her resolve to go to her last battle was an event that showed protagonist Deku’s influence on his surroundings, which was a cool move to portray his importance.
So, in short, all those short and not-so-much out-of-the-ordinary instances were something that added some substance to the story of My Hero Academia episode 155.
Final Thought
After watching My Hero Academia episode 155 it is quite clear that this episode does quite well in the department of portraying the endeavor of the hero team and their somewhat believable winning streaks.
In other words, all the events that are shown in this episode are optimized in such a way that none of the incidents seem out of proportion or exaggerated, and in that way, this episode does its best to maintain its originality and doesn’t forget to add some hints for the next episode.
