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My Hero Academia Season 2

Series, 2017, First Year, Set in The Sports Festival

My Hero Academia Season 2 is #2 of 13 in release order and #3 of 13 in chronological order in the My Hero Academia.

The story

U.A. High School's most prestigious event begins: the Sports Festival, an opportunity for aspiring heroes to showcase their skills to both the public and potential recruiters. However, the path to glory is never easy, especially for Izuku Midoriya, who must now face off against his talented classmates to prove his worth to the world.

My Hero Academia Season 2 recap

My Hero Academia season 2 (2017) puts Izuku Midoriya and Class 1-A in front of the whole country at U.A.'s Sports Festival, where pro heroes scout the students. The 25-episode season aired from April to September 2017 on ytv and NTV. At the festival, Izuku pushes Shoto Todoroki, the son of the No. 2 hero Endeavor, to use the fire side of his Quirk that he had sworn off, and Katsuki Bakugo takes first place. Izuku then interns with All Might's old teacher Gran Torino, and in Hosu City he, Shoto and Tenya Iida, who wants revenge for his injured brother, fight the Hero Killer Stain, whose ideals spread among villains after his arrest. The season closes with final exams against the teachers, where Izuku and Katsuki must work together against All Might. It follows season 1 directly and leads into the summer training camp.

My Hero Academia Season 2 ending explained

My Hero Academia season 2 ends with the episode "Encounter". Izuku and Katsuki pass their exam against All Might, and Aizawa reveals that the whole class is going to summer training camp regardless of results. On a shopping trip to prepare, Shigaraki finds Izuku alone at a mall and grips his neck to talk about Stain, then walks away, as new recruits arrive at the League of Villains.

Where to watch My Hero Academia Season 2

My Hero Academia Season 2 is streaming on Netflix, Hulu, Crunchyroll, and Rakuten Viki in the US. You can rent or buy it on Amazon, Apple TV, and Google Play.

Ratings

IMDb 8.2/10, MyAnimeList 8.04

Where it fits

What to watch before My Hero Academia Season 2

My Hero Academia Season 1 (2016), which My Hero Academia Season 2 (2017) continues.

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