“In the end, it went well” is an emotionally charged Japanese anime song that explores the inner journey of courage, doubt, and self-discovery – inspired by the world and characters of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes.

At the heart of the song lies the idea that true heroism isn’t defined by public recognition, but by the determination to fight for what’s right – even from the shadows. The lyrics reflect key themes from the series: life on the edge of a “fragile world,” the pursuit of justice beyond official systems, and the strength to keep rising after every fall.

Like the protagonist Koichi Haimawari (The Crawler), the song’s narrator starts out as an unremarkable person overlooked by society – but driven by hope, friendship, and inner strength, they grow into something greater. The powerful choruses carry a clear message:
“I walk my own path – and that’s enough to be a hero.”

A song inspired by the anime: "My Hero Academia: Vigilantes".

My Hero Academia: Vigilantes | Kekkyoku umaku itta | Opening

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