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Sara

YAYYYY

So Tired

PLUS ULTRA!!!!!!!!! 🔥🧊💨

Lorcán

This week is gonna be a Banger so many good episodes

Styx

NEVER FEAR, FOR I AM HERE!

So Tired (edited)

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2026-10-12 20:00 At 26:22 to give you more insight on how bad it is when it comes to Ochaco Family situation. In ep 1 of Season 2 at 17:45 when Deku asks Ochaco “ why did you decide to come to UA? What made you wanna be a pro hero?” And her reasoning was the get rich. She explains “it’s because my family owns a construction company, but we haven’t gotten any work lately so we’re flat broke”. But she didn’t go into detail, of course, but in the manga bonus pages they do go into grade detail. Uraraka’s family struggles with financial hardship. The manga and its official companion materials (Horikoshi's Omake bonus comics and the Ultra Analysis Data Book) provide deeper insight into how severe their financial situation truly is. In the bonus pages, it is revealed that Ochaco frequently skips meals to save food and reduce grocery bills. Horikoshi notes that she sleeps excessively simply to preserve oxygen and expend less bodily energy, reducing her overall consumption. To save on utility bills, she refuses to turn on the air conditioner or heater in her apartment, forcing herself to endure extreme heat or cold. Her monthly budget for food is extremely tight, and she exclusively hunts for heavily clearanced, expiring items to get by.
2026-10-12 17:09 At 26:22 to give you more insight on how bad it is when it comes to Ochaco Family situation. In ep 1 of Season 2 at 17:45 when Deku asks Ochaco “ why did you decide to come to UA? What made you wanna be a pro hero?” And her reasoning was the get rich. She explains “it’s because my family owns a construction company, but we haven’t gotten any work lately so we’re flat broke”. But she didn’t go into detail, of course, but in the manga bonus pages they do go into grade detail. Ochaco’s family struggles with financial hardship. The manga and its official companion materials (Horikoshi's Omake bonus comics and the Ultra Analysis Data Book) provide deeper insight into how severe their financial situation truly is. In the bonus pages, it is revealed that Ochaco frequently skips meals to save food and reduce grocery bills. Horikoshi notes that she sleeps excessively simply to preserve oxygen and expend less bodily energy, reducing her overall consumption. To save on utility bills, she refuses to turn on the air conditioner or heater in her apartment, forcing herself to endure extreme heat or cold. Her monthly budget for food is extremely tight, and she exclusively hunts for heavily clearanced, expiring items to get by.

At 26:22 to give you more insight on how bad it is when it comes to Ochaco Family situation. In ep 1 of Season 2 at 17:45 when Deku asks Ochaco “ why did you decide to come to UA? What made you wanna be a pro hero?” And her reasoning was the get rich. She explains “it’s because my family owns a construction company, but we haven’t gotten any work lately so we’re flat broke”. But she didn’t go into detail, of course, but in the manga bonus pages they do go into grade detail. Ochaco’s family struggles with financial hardship. The manga and its official companion materials (Horikoshi's Omake bonus comics and the Ultra Analysis Data Book) provide deeper insight into how severe their financial situation truly is. In the bonus pages, it is revealed that Ochaco frequently skips meals to save food and reduce grocery bills. Horikoshi notes that she sleeps excessively simply to preserve oxygen and expend less bodily energy, reducing her overall consumption. To save on utility bills, she refuses to turn on the air conditioner or heater in her apartment, forcing herself to endure extreme heat or cold. Her monthly budget for food is extremely tight, and she exclusively hunts for heavily clearanced, expiring items to get by.

Narutoanime16

PLUS ULTRA WOO! Only gets better and better

So Tired (edited)

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2026-10-12 20:00 I like that you pointed that out Quinn at 32:16 in ep 9 where while Bakugo can be a jerk he still treat all of his opponents, the same whether they are a girl or a boy. As you saw in ep 9 you’ll notice there are characters that kept saying they felt bad and that they would’ve end the match quickly all because she’s a girl. At 8:20-8:35 where these so-called “pro heroes” calling him a bully for toying with Ochaco because she’s a girl which is the complete opposite and Aizawa speaks up at 8:44 and points out at 8:58 that “Bakugo’s fierceness is an acknowledgment of his opponent strength. He knows she deserves to have made it this far, so he’s making sure he does whatever it takes to keep her at bay and come out on top.” At 11:24 you notice Bakugo’s arm is shivering, and he panting and in his head says “that was close.” not because of the after effect of his powers, but because Ochaco almost caught him off guard. Even at 14:59 where Denki calls Ochaco a “frail girl” all because she’s a girl. Bakugo correct him saying he “definitely wouldn’t call that girl frail.”
2026-10-12 17:30 I like that you pointed that out Quinn at 32:16 in ep 9 where while Bakugo can be a jerk he still treat all of his opponents the same whether they are a girl or a boy. As you saw in ep 9 you’ll notice there are characters that kept saying they felt bad and that they would’ve end the match quickly all because she’s a girl. At 8:20-8:35 where these so-called “pro heroes” calling him a bully for toying with Ochaco because she’s a girl which is the complete opposite and Aizawa speaks up at 8:44 and points out at 8:58 that “Bakugo’s fierceness is an acknowledgment of his opponent strength. He knows she deserves to have made it this far, so he’s making sure he does whatever it takes to keep her at bay and come out on top.” At 11:24 you notice Bakugo’s arm is shivering, and he panting and in his head says “that was close.” So while yes it’s because of the after effect of his powers, but also because Ochaco almost caught him off guard. Even at 14:59 where Denki calls Ochaco a “frail girl” all because she’s a girl. Bakugo correct him saying he “definitely wouldn’t call that girl frail.”

I like that you pointed that out Quinn at 32:16 in ep 9 where while Bakugo can be a jerk he still treat all of his opponents the same whether they are a girl or a boy. As you saw in ep 9 you’ll notice there are characters that kept saying they felt bad and that they would’ve end the match quickly all because she’s a girl. At 8:20-8:35 where these so-called “pro heroes” calling him a bully for toying with Ochaco because she’s a girl which is the complete opposite and Aizawa speaks up at 8:44 and points out at 8:58 that “Bakugo’s fierceness is an acknowledgment of his opponent strength. He knows she deserves to have made it this far, so he’s making sure he does whatever it takes to keep her at bay and come out on top.” At 11:24 you notice Bakugo’s arm is shivering, and he panting and in his head says “that was close.” So while yes it’s because of the after effect of his powers, but also because Ochaco almost caught him off guard. Even at 14:59 where Denki calls Ochaco a “frail girl” all because she’s a girl. Bakugo correct him saying he “definitely wouldn’t call that girl frail.”

MrPwnzor

Hey guys - I know you tend to watch 5 episodes at the end of the season to wrap it up each time but I highly, *highly* suggest you instead watch 5 episodes for NEXT weeks batch as if you only watch 4 it stops RIGHT at the climax of an arc. Normally I wouldn't suggest it at all but since you guys have already been squeezing in 5 episodes at the end of seasons anyway I figured I'd let you know.

bluehef (edited)

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2026-10-13 04:00 2x9 is one of the greatest mha episodes ever but it still gets greater from here!!
2026-10-12 17:59 2x10 is one of the greatest mha episodes ever but it still gets greater from here!!

2x10 is one of the greatest mha episodes ever but it still gets greater from here!!

Marcmarvelously

It’s gonna take time but they will enjoy bakugo’s character. Oh and he called uraraka pink cheeks at the start of the fight. Once he realized she wasn’t “frail” and an actual competitor he called her uraraka. She earned the respect of bakugo

BlakedAsFuh

this is also known as episode 2x22 for anyone confused btw!

Tania R

I'm loving IcyHot's ❄️🔥 growth arc! Love that he's starting to question things. And Bakugo, LOL! He makes me laugh. He's really growing on me!🖤

Knightmare

I already love Bakugo. I wish he would stop acting like every fight with his classmates is to the death though 😂

So Tired

Heavy on this!!!

MrPwnzor

"It's your quirk, not his!" If that line/interaction doesn't just completely sum up Izuku's whole character, man. I'm really glad you guys picked up on the significance of what Deku was doing there and how it really exemplifies how, just by being himself, Deku is making everyone want to be better heroes/people. It's *the* thesis of the entire story.

Julie

Gonna take a sec to point out a few tidbits of character development for good ol' Bakugo, who didn't exactly put his best foot forward in this arc, but nonetheless had some interesting moments despite Todoroki and Deku (rightfully) taking up most of the spotlight here. On one hand, we've seen thus far that he's temperamental, aggressive, wildly arrogant, and obsessed with winning. On the other hand, he stays calm(ish??) during the cavalry battle and leads his team to take the headbands back from class 1-B; he takes Uraraka seriously as a competitor and acknowledges her strength after their fight; he's observant and analytical both on the sidelines and during his own battles to a degree which almost matches Izuku's skills; and he insists on winning in a way he deems honorable (even if he articulates that in a manner that's borderline unhinged). That last part especially is important, because it indicates a sense of fair play we didn't really see from him earlier, as well as suggesting that despite his arrogance, he has very high standards for himself, and is serious about meeting those standards. Just some things to make note of! Obviously we've only barely scratched the surface of the story being told here, but it's promising that we've already seen a few characters (Todoroki being another) start to show another side of themselves after just a couple of arcs. Horikoshi really is great at slowly building development for all of the characters little by little.

Summers

Love the competition arc.

Storm

For Answer on the end statement on 2x10 at 35:40: If you look closely when he says it in the scene, the camera switches to Todoroki and you see a tear roll down his cheek (his mother's side aswell)

Captain Eaglefort

I’m suspect you expected Tensei to be dead because the guy who attacked him was literally called “Hero Killer”

Knightmare

Oh Tenya..... no.....

Midnight Lion

The thing about Bakugo is that he’s got his own language of sorts. He doesn’t literally mean dead/kill, he’s just intensely hyperbolic lol. “I’ll kill you!” = I’ll kick your ass and/or Shut tf up, but to varying degrees of sincerity/intensity depending on the context and tone. “Annoying” = frustratingly good, like how he called Ochaco’s strategy “annoying” — he’s calling it that because it was effective and clever and he actually had to over-exert his arm to counter it. “Pisses me off” is similar but it depends on the context. If someone else’s move or strategy pisses Bakugo off, it means it was good, but if someone is pissing him off by things they’re saying or actions outside of combat then he’s genuinely pissed. And I’m so glad Aizawa gave everyone the what’s what during Ochaco v Bakugo ‘cause he’s right! Bakugo giving his all and not going easy on Ochaco is out of respect. She’s in the hero course for a reason! Not to mention, villains aren’t gonna go easy on her, so this is good training. Every single contestant, whether they win or lose, is learning more and more about their strengths and weaknesses, and where they can and need to improve. Bakugo “going easy” on Ochaco would’ve been patronizing (and honestly sexist) and insulting. No one is gonna improve if they’re treated with kid gloves! Also, Bakugo normally calls people by nicknames or insults, so for Bakugo to call Ochaco “Uraraka” (her surname) is a show of genuine respect from him.

bien

YES!! i appreciate ppl who take the time to type this out ❤️

bien

i love watching MQ fanboying over todoroki lol 🩵

Leif

True!

Ginger

I’ve only seen two anime’s and I love them both. This series has a lot of heart and some very heartfelt scenes mixed with action and humor. I know it was said at the beginning of the series that Deku’s dad works in another country, but I’m wondering if she’s in denial that he abandoned the family. Was he embarrassed his son was quirkless? Stain presents a very interesting perspective about pointing out the flaws in this hero system, since he points out that many heroes are driven by fame and wealth which is very anti-heroic.

Manny D.

Such a great run of episodes! But sad we’re done with my all time favorite MHA opening (don’t think the guys were digging it too much tho 😂). As always, such fun reactions and engaging post episode conversations!!

Gianni

Next week 🫡😭😭🔥🐐

Zen Reacts

I cant believe were already gonna go through a whole nother arc next week

Fajar Kurniawan

Quinn really is in 'Mission Focus' mode, at that Todoroki vs Midoriya power ups 🤗

Fajar Kurniawan

Yeah I think it's by design Midoriya won first stage (The Obstacle Course) Todoroki won second stage (Cavalry Battle) Bakugo won third stage (Tournament) to make it balance to all of our characters

Mister_Momus

Death of a mentor is one of the key archetypes of "The Hero's Journey" story structure standard in literature. It's important to realize and remember that the death doesn't have to be literal - spiritual, emotional, professional, functional, relational, etc. are all sorts of figurative death that can have profound impact on the reader, but certainly on the heroic characters in the piece of work. It's cut and dry here with Tenya being struck by Tensei's severe condition, but it can be found popping up throughout fiction and to a degree even in real life as is the case with the tetragonists of this reaction channel struggling with the death of John Cena's wrestling career.

Alicia

Actually Bakugo has always been a smart strategist. Think back to the villain v hero training they did, he was able to adapt his moves on the spot when he realised izuku had been studying him. He's always watching and making comments about strategy and throughout the tournament you can see him noticing things that others don't. Back in middle school he was the best so didn't push himself as much, but after losing to izuku in training and seeing how powerful todoroki is, he's realised he may not be the best at UA and continues improving himself which is really admirable. He may be prideful, cocky and say he's no 1 but he actually puts in the effort to deserve the wins he gets, which is why aizawa praises him so much since he recognises bakugo's strategical talents which is separate from an already great quirk.

Toasted Toad

Also, at the end of the fight, Bakugo calls her by her name. She’s earned his respect.

Toasted Toad

You mentioned Bakugo not going after Uraraka at the end of the fight, that again shows a lot about his state of mind. For all his aggression, he is just there to win the fight, not destroy Uraraka. He still remained ready in case she revived and came at him again, but he made no attempt to go in and finish her off. He had done enough. Despite talking as though he is unhinged sometimes, in battle he is growing steadily more impressive. And I think Deku was also prompted, in pushing Shoto, by the thought that he had had when defrosting’tape guy’, that Shoto looked rather sad.

Toasted Toad

Also, in the flashback just before he decides to use his fire, his mother is stroking his red hair (from his hot side) while they watch All Might, whereas before, all we’ve seen her touch is his cold side.

Anthony

Commenting for visibility. Once we get to season 3, the movies begin to take place in the story. Characters/events in movies are relevant as the series moves on, and the movies should be watched at specific points. I hope you guys take the time to fit the movies in where they belong in the story, as they are very good. Order as follows: Movie 1: My Hero Academia: Two Heroes (watch after Season 3, Episodes 57–58 or right before Season 3). Movie 2: My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising (watch after Season 4 / early Season 5). Movie 3: My Hero Academia: World Heroes' Mission (watch during Season 5, around episodes 102–104). Movie 4: My Hero Academia: You're Next (watch during/after Season 7). Final installment: OVA: More (watch after the final episode of season 8.

MrPwnzor

Good looking out. I was also gonna try and get the ball rolling on movie-talks as we near the end of S2. So many people have told them to watch the movies at this point so hopefully they hear us!

R

I'm crossing fingers they lock in a bit with the OPs and EDs. 😅 This one isn't my fave overall, but I'm a big Kenshi Yonezu fan and the song itself is for sure in my top 5 MHA OP songs.

R

Even with the amount of anime they've seen, it seems like there are still some anime storytelling devices they're getting used to, and I think Bakugo's character type falls into that category, especially with the surprisingly subtle way that MHA writes his over-the-top personality. But that's also key to understanding him. He has ridiculously high expectations for himself *and* everyone around him, and his demeanor is dialed up to 11 to reflect that. It also leads to great moments of comedy like yelling at the germs in his mouth, and I will never get tired of that. 😆

Midnight Lion

Even as someone who has watched a lot of anime, when I first watched MHA it took me a surprisingly long time to see past Bakugo’s surface-level archetype and view him as a more complex character than he initially presents as. Ngl, now I’m planning to get a tattoo for him soon!😂

Ana

One thing about MHA is they don’t drag a story things happen the story keeps going. And it’s just get better and more mature themes. The next arc is one of my favorite in the series I can’t wait

R

I could kinda sorta see what they were doing but I couldn't see past my annoyance with him... at first. Which I think was intentional, so I don't feel bad about it. But I've never done a full, start-to-finish rewatch before (even though I've rewatched a lot of individual episodes), so it's fun to think back on how I felt the first time I saw some of these episodes.

Midnight Lion

Same! I just rewatched a bunch of random scenes last night and it’s so fun to compare how I feel about various characters, including Bakugo, while watching them now versus when I first watched them, now that I’ve consumed the whole story. There’s so much more I could say but obviously doing my best to keep spoilers out of the comments.

Beth Edwards

Okay, so I know I'm a bit late to this, but I just wanted to say that out of Izuku, Todoroki and Bakugou the one with the highest IQ (in battle and every day) is actually Bakugou! He's extremely intelligent, and almost never makes a bad plan. Izuku, on the other hand, tends to overthink or obsess over one detail, which can be incredibly dangerous if you're in real battle. It can lead to overlooking the small stuff, which in theory could get you killed on the field. So Bakugou may be difficult, but I'd 100% rather take my chances partnered with him rather than deku. Not as an opponent, of course, but for working together? 100%

Tahti

I don’t know if anyone else has pointed this out, but in the manga Todoroki’s mom tried to cool his face with ice immediately after pouring the hot water after realizing what she’d done. I feel like the anime should’ve kept that in