My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 2: Specter

Manga chapter 331-332

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.8

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

← Prev: EP 1 Next: EP 3 →

My Hero Academia Season 7 Episode 2: Specter

Manga chapter 331-332

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 1 Next: EP 3 →

OSHIMETER

9.8

13 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

The second half of the episode was a bit calmer, leaning more toward building anticipation. The first half was really good, though, giving us that thrilling feeling that makes you want to click to the next episode without hesitation.

Star and Stripe is such an interesting character. I love her Quirk too! That was powerful. This episode really gave depth to her character and gave viewers some kind of emotional connection to her, which made this SO good.

Man, Star and Stripe is such a QUEEN! I love her character; she’s so interesting. Anyway, the fight was so good that I stared at the screen like I was frozen, lmao. Love this episode. It made things even more exciting for what’s going to happen next.

This is a must-not-skip episode! They have thoroughly thought of all the details to be shown here. A very satisfying episode that you can’t stop yourself from staring at the screen!

Hearing the atmospheric explosions were peak! Though the dialogue heavy tactical planning slowed the fight a little bit. It was nice to see those creative combo attacks and that godlike laser weapon was so cool.

The fight in this one is next-level intense and emotional. The animation looks stunning, the stakes feel so high, and that ending left me staring at the screen. She really brought so much power and heart!

What a emotional episode it was🥺. The animation during the vestige world is hauntingly beautiful! And Star, what a true hero!! The pacing was heavy but it was necessary to set the stakes for the final war!

helmyherlambang

Not the ending I was expecting from Star, but totally understandable given the circumstances. And also a very clever move from Star to kinda nerf Shigaraki/AFO at least just for a little. So, overall, a really good episode 👌🏻

The fight feels incredible. The direction, sequence, and animation are top-notch. It clearly shows how manipulative Tomura is, and how he always finds a way to get whatever he wants. It highlights just how dark and dangerous of a villain he truly is.

I liked how this episode slowed things down a bit. Midoriya feels more thoughtful, and you can see All Might’s influence in how he carries himself. It’s quiet, but you feel the pressure building.

Wow ! what a fight scene was awesome , Quality of anime was top level , story progression was next level ! the sequence was quite well made . Loved it

"Star's fight wraps up clever, not just raw power. Animation is insanely good. Then it cuts to Class 1-A and All Might—honestly the vibe shift hits you hard. Gets quiet and heavy in a way that really matters. You feel them getting ready for what's coming. Must watch .

The episode keeps building tension, focusing on preparation and shifting dynamics. The pacing remains controlled, giving weight to interactions and decisions. It feels like everything is moving toward something bigger, with a steady sense of anticipation throughout.

EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up directly from the season premiere's introduction of Star and Stripe, this second episode deepens the immediate conflict with Shigaraki before the season pivots toward its broader narrative threads across the remaining nineteen episodes. It functions as a critical early statement about the scale of threat the heroes face this season, establishing the stakes that will ripple through every arc to follow. The outcome of this confrontation will shape the strategic landscape for both heroes and villains moving forward.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up directly from the season premiere's introduction of Star and Stripe, this second episode deepens the immediate conflict with Shigaraki before the season pivots toward its broader narrative threads across the remaining nineteen episodes. It functions as a critical early statement about the scale of threat the heroes face this season, establishing the stakes that will ripple through every arc to follow. The outcome of this confrontation will shape the strategic landscape for both heroes and villains moving forward.

QUICK TAKES

The second half of the episode was a bit calmer, leaning more toward building anticipation. The first half was really good, though, giving us that thrilling feeling that makes you want to click to the next episode without hesitation.

Star and Stripe is such an interesting character. I love her Quirk too! That was powerful. This episode really gave depth to her character and gave viewers some kind of emotional connection to her, which made this SO good.

Man, Star and Stripe is such a QUEEN! I love her character; she’s so interesting. Anyway, the fight was so good that I stared at the screen like I was frozen, lmao. Love this episode. It made things even more exciting for what’s going to happen next.

This is a must-not-skip episode! They have thoroughly thought of all the details to be shown here. A very satisfying episode that you can’t stop yourself from staring at the screen!

Hearing the atmospheric explosions were peak! Though the dialogue heavy tactical planning slowed the fight a little bit. It was nice to see those creative combo attacks and that godlike laser weapon was so cool.

The fight in this one is next-level intense and emotional. The animation looks stunning, the stakes feel so high, and that ending left me staring at the screen. She really brought so much power and heart!

What a emotional episode it was🥺. The animation during the vestige world is hauntingly beautiful! And Star, what a true hero!! The pacing was heavy but it was necessary to set the stakes for the final war!

helmyherlambang

Not the ending I was expecting from Star, but totally understandable given the circumstances. And also a very clever move from Star to kinda nerf Shigaraki/AFO at least just for a little. So, overall, a really good episode 👌🏻

The fight feels incredible. The direction, sequence, and animation are top-notch. It clearly shows how manipulative Tomura is, and how he always finds a way to get whatever he wants. It highlights just how dark and dangerous of a villain he truly is.

I liked how this episode slowed things down a bit. Midoriya feels more thoughtful, and you can see All Might’s influence in how he carries himself. It’s quiet, but you feel the pressure building.

Wow ! what a fight scene was awesome , Quality of anime was top level , story progression was next level ! the sequence was quite well made . Loved it

"Star's fight wraps up clever, not just raw power. Animation is insanely good. Then it cuts to Class 1-A and All Might—honestly the vibe shift hits you hard. Gets quiet and heavy in a way that really matters. You feel them getting ready for what's coming. Must watch .

The episode keeps building tension, focusing on preparation and shifting dynamics. The pacing remains controlled, giving weight to interactions and decisions. It feels like everything is moving toward something bigger, with a steady sense of anticipation throughout.

©堀越耕平／集英社・僕のヒーローアカデミア製作委員会

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©堀越耕平／集英社・僕のヒーローアカデミア製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com