kuronui77★★★★☆EP 14Not bad
Having earned his spot at the top hero school in Japan and inherited an insanely powerful Quirk from the greatest hero alive, Izuku Midoriya now has to figure out how to use it without shattering his own bones every time. That's where season two picks up. The first major arc is the U.A. Sports Festival, which is basically the hero world's version of the Olympics: every student competing in front of the entire country, with pro hero agencies scouting from the stands. Izuku's up against classmates who've had their whole lives to master their powers, including Shouto Todoroki, a guy who can freeze half a stadium or set it on fire and has serious family baggage fueling both. What makes this season land isn't just the fights, though Bones absolutely delivers on that front with some of the most fluid action animation in shounen. It's that every match tells you something real about the characters: their fears, their pride, the things they're trying to prove. The emotional beats hit harder than most of the punches. If you liked the underdog energy of Mob Psycho 100 or wanted something with the humor and heart of One Punch Man but centered on a cast that's still growing into themselves, this is the one. Twenty-five episodes across two arcs, and both of them earn their payoffs. It's a genuine step up from season one.
A determined UA student, Izuku Midoriya inherits One For All, striving to become a top hero.
Briner Justin
Bi-haired U.A. student with powerful Half-Cold Half-Hot Quirk; aims to become a Pro Hero.
Chambers Dani
Aggressive and arrogant, Bakugou is a skilled U.A. student with an Explosion Quirk, viewing Midoriya as a rival.
Chapin Clifford
The Symbol of Peace, All Might, is UA's No. 1 hero with One for All, battling villains while concealing a critical injury.
Sabat Christopher
Kind, aspiring hero Ochako uses her Zero Gravity Quirk to help others, motivated by a desire to support her family.
Christian Luci
Serious and studious class president with super-speed Quirk, striving to be a hero like his brother.
Ishikawa Kaito
This season covers Chapters 22-69 of the manga. Continue reading from Chapter 70.

kuronui77★★★★☆EP 14Not bad
kuronui77★★★★★EP 13Nice
kuronui77★★★★★EP 12That's so amazing
kuronui77★★★★★EP 11Nice
kuronui77★★★★★EP 18Good
donaa_jole★★★★★AnimeDal torneo, che inizialmente credevo noioso, invece ha posto le basi su tutti gli altri personaggi da non sottovalutare! Shoto è una scoperta, un cucciolo che vorresti adottare e dare due ceffoni ad Endevar. Iida che affronta il fardello della sofferenza, e il peso di essere Ingenium. Best personaggio è il nostro cacciatore di eroi Stain che ti fa capire il marcio di moti Heroes, accecati da gloria e soldi, e che questo sistema di "pace" instaurato da ALL MIGHT può essere compromesso.
bradleyj1912★★★★★VerifiedEP 17A great episode & story that is bolstered by great action & visuals, a darker atmosphere, & excellent exploration of its themes. These factors contribute to providing a gripping & satisfying end to the "Hero Killer Stain" arc.
roapipe28★★★★★VerifiedEP 20This episode drops major, mportant lore. It is more dialogue-driven than the previous episodes, and even though its pace is slow and lacks action, it remains captivating and is crucial for Midoriya's growth as a hero.
reirei★★★★★VerifiedEP 25I was holding my breath during that entire scene—it was intense. This was a great season finale, giving just enough while still leaving you wanting more. It really hooks you for the next season.
reirei★★★★★VerifiedEP 24This was a great episode filled with tension, an intense fight, and character depth for Bakugo. Seeing his backstory gave him a new light, and it even hinted at his growth, which made it even better.
reirei★★★★★VerifiedEP 23This was a solid episode that explored more traits of the students. Even with the silly moments, it still managed to add depth and make the characters more interesting overall.
katana★★★★★VerifiedEP 25Why is Shigaraki beefing with kids? Lmfao. This was a refreshing way to end the season—not too flashy, but definitely tense with a brewing conflict that makes you look forward to the next season.
sandaime★★★★★VerifiedEP 25This guy was seriously creepy, picking a fight with a teenager. Lol. Still, the episode was solid, especially that tense encounter. It really builds anticipation for what’s coming next.
katana★★★★★VerifiedEP 24Seeing Bakugo’s backstory through Midoriya’s perspective was honestly so cute. Childhood friends turned rivals isn’t usually my thing, but their dynamic here really worked. I loved how it showed both their differences and similarities.
katana★★★★★VerifiedEP 23I love how the fights were presented here, giving us different perspectives on the U.A. students. Some moments were hilarious, while others had unexpected depth.
sandaime★★★★★VerifiedEP 24This was both unexpected and expected at the same time. Bakugo and Midoriya’s teamwork seemed impossible, yet they exceeded expectations. It gave strong character moments for both, not just Bakugo.
sandaime★★★★★VerifiedEP 23Mineta can be annoying, but lmfao, he’s still hilarious. This episode did a great job showing the students’ practical exams against their teachers while adding more depth to their characters.
reirei★★★★★VerifiedEP 22It felt like being reintroduced to familiar characters. I liked how it highlighted their traits and personal struggles, making them feel more grounded and realistic.
reirei★★★★★VerifiedEP 21I liked how this episode highlighted different characters through the exam setup. It felt like a mix of a training arc and arena-style fights. The pacing and overall ambiance were on point.
reirei★★★★★VerifiedEP 20I love this episode! It wasn’t flashy, but it was very dialogue-driven and packed with lore, which matched the pacing really well. The slight cliffhanger also made things more exciting for what’s coming next.