Hopes (hopes Hōpusu?) is the one hundred and fifty-fifth episode of the My Hero Academia anime and the seventeenth episode of the seventh season.
Summary[]
Characters In Order of Appearance[]
- Rock Lock (Flashback)
- Lady Nagant
- Tomura Shigaraki
- Deku
- Kurogiri
- Lemillion
- Great Explosion Murder God Dynamight
- Nana Shimura (Fantasy)
- Doctor (Flashback)
- Oboro Shirakumo
- Gentle
- Futo Nagashira
- La Brava
- Ronaudo Keage
- Naomasa Tsukauchi
- Twice (Doubles)
- Eraser Head
- Present Mic
- Chargebolt
- Yuyu Haya
- Comicman
- Phantom Thief
- Mandalay
- Pixie-Bob
- All For One
- Hawks
- Tsukuyomi
- Illus-o-Camie
- Shishikross
- Seiji Shishikura's father (Mentioned)
- Gale Force
- Chewyee
- Kamui Woods
- Shemage
- Shishido
- Endeavor
- Dabi
- Earphone Jack
- Uravity
- Froppy
- Lariat (Flashback)
- Shoto (Flashback)
- Anima (Flashback)
- Creati (Flashback)
- Ingenium (Flashback)
- Tentacole (Flashback)
- Inko Midoriya (Flashback)
- Kota Izumi (Flashback)
- Ordinary Woman (Flashback)
- Grape Juice (Flashback)
- Red Riot (Flashback)
- Pinky (Flashback)
- Tailman (Flashback)
- Sugarman (Flashback)
- Cellophane (Flashback)
- All Might (Flashback)
- Mr. Compress (Flashback, Double)
- Himiko Toga
Quirks[]
- Rifle
- One For All
- Blackwhip
- Love
- Elasticity
- Transform
- Double
- Infinite Doubles: Sad Man's Death Parade
- Zero Gravity (Flashback)
- Skill Release (Flashback)
- Double
- Electrification
- Warp Gate
- Yuyu Haya's Quirk
- Telepath
- Erasure (Mentioned)
- Blueflame (Original)
- Earth Flow
- Fierce Wings
- Dark Shadow
- All For One (Duplicate)
- Various Unnamed Quirks
- Rivet Stab (Flashback)
- Glamour
- Meatball
- Whirlwind
- Extend-o-Hair
- Arbor
- Lion
- Hellflame
- Flashfire Fist: Prominence Burn (Flashback)
- Vanishing Fist (Flashback)
- Earphone Jack
- Frog
- Rewind (Drug, Flashback)
- Zero Gravity (Original, Flashback)
- Double (Original, Flashback)
- Blueflame (Flashback)
Locations[]
- Makeshift Fortress: Troy (Mentioned, Screen)
- Takoba National Stadium (Mentioned, Screen)
- Jaku General Hospital (Mentioned, Screen)
- Ground Zero (Mentioned, Screen)
- Okuto Island (Mentioned, Screen)
- Central Hospital
- U.A. High School
- Coffin in the Sky
- Forested Area (Flashback)
- All For One's Vestige Realm
- Shimura Family Home (Flashback)
- Gunga Mountain Villa
- Fumikage Tokoyami's Home (Flashback)
- Deika City (Flashback)
- The Beast's Forest (Flashback)
- Toga Family House (Flashback)
Battles & Events[]
- Final War
- Deku vs. "Tomura Shigaraki" (Concluded)
- Deku vs. Tomura Shigaraki (Started)
- Pro Heroes, Trainees & Gigantomachia vs. All For One (Continued)
- Pro Heroes & Trainees vs. Himiko Toga & Doubles (Continued)
Anime & Manga Differences[]
- In the anime, Deku starts pushing Tomura out of U.A. and thinking about how he can use his Quirks again before Tomura destroys All For One's vestige. In the manga, he does this after Tomura's full resurgence.
- As a result, All For One's vestige calls out to Kurogiri for help while being shoved by Deku in the anime, while in the manga he's still standing in front of Kurogiri.
- In the anime when Deku faces off against Tomura on the ground, U.A. is not seen floating behind them like it is in the manga.