My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2 Episode 7: Glass Sky
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.8
25 Fans
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OSHIMETER
9.8
25 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
jofilcabug14
VerifiedNice. This episode is more emotional. There is less action but more feelings. It is simple and easy to understand. Watch it if you like character moments.
frozenfood
VerifiedSimple but impactful fight scenes that really bring out the story behind Aizawa-sensei (Eraser Head) and his friendship with Shirakumo (and Yamada). Knowing their future makes these moments hit harder and adds depth to the overall story. A key episode that must not be skipped.
senkei
VerifiedI didn’t expect to see the backstory of such an important character, love it. As always, the cast is full of eccentric personalities. I’m probably the first in my bloodline to watch something like this HAHAHA. Really nice to see how such a likeable character became who they are.
reirei
VerifiedThe trio’s dynamic was honestly so cute and fun to watch. Their chemistry made the episode even more enjoyable. But why does Shirakumo remind me a little bit of someone? Lmfao. That’s probably such a bad comparison, but the thought just randomly popped into my head.
sandaime
VerifiedThis was a great episode that continues exploring Aizawa’s story. The pacing felt just right, and the episode balanced character moments with plot progression. I also liked the wholesome vibe throughout, especially with the interactions between the trio.
katana
VerifiedThis episode had really good pacing as it continued Aizawa’s story. It gave us more insight into his character and background, which helped build a stronger emotional connection with the audience while also expanding the story naturally.
applepiebycaleb
VerifiedAww, Aizawa's softening up and realizing the capabilities of his quirk with teamwork. Bittersweet episode, absolutely love the feels in this one. It's not forced, not overdone, just a plain flashback that feels comforting.
thekindneighbor
VerifiedAizawa and Shirakumo fighting villains together under Purple Highness is peak training arc content. The smoke villain fight forces Aizawa to get creative with Erasure in ways we've never seen. Seeing him grow into the hero we know is genuinely moving.
28181883
VerifiedExemplary episode. The Purple Highness internship provides a practical framework for Aizawa's combat evolution. The smoke villain forces creative quirk application that foreshadows his future methodology. The Aizawa-Shirakumo bond deepens naturally through shared danger.
homotron3799
VerifiedAIZAWA AND SHIRAKUMO FIGHTING TOGETHER IS EVERYTHING. Their teamwork is so natural and seeing Aizawa slowly gain confidence through their bond is beautiful character development. The smoke villain fight is clever and the internship scenes are so fun. Best arc of the show.
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedThe backstory continues but it doesn't make you lose focus. Shirakumo and Aizawa's dynamic really pulls you in, and the characters around them support Aizawa's development in so many ways. In just a span of a few episodes, you'll already feel so attached and immersed.
hellozaworldo
VerifiedI just noticed and got reminded of how MHA picks up a lot of notable references of the heroes quirks from literally everywhere. Although the MJ reference feels a bit too much, Shirakumo's Sun Wukong fits him so well. Short but impactful cliffhanger here too!
marin_coser
VerifiedWholesome trio. The visuals are what give this episode a massive jump in my IMO. Love it still <3
nekokurarisu
VerifiedThis one is a smart peek into character psychology and ideology. The tension between heroes and society is explored beautifully well
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedEpisode 7 is greattt waaa the emotional, dynamic, and genuinely exciting. You can feel the escalation in stake here
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedThe continuity from the last episode is fluid and consistent but tbh I didn't expect another flashback episode. Not complaining tho as we get to dive deeper about Aizawa'a perspective. These events really solidify his character.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThis episode continues to expand on Aizawa's internal conflicts and how he feels about his quirk. It makes him relatable to Koichi and his struggles as well, which may be beneficial if their dynamic continues to grow.
rahmadfajarjamal
VerifiedIn this episode, Aizawa try to understand his role with his quirk. What made us amaze is how he lower his ego and just try to fit in to role that he deserve. And also Shirakumo, Yamada and Midnight just done their job as Aizawa friend to find what he seek as a Hero.
eatingsocks
Aizawa works well with Shikamuro! Their combat dynamic is interesting to watch because of how unexpectedly well they work together.
gorlock332
Aizawa's trio is really wholesome and supportive. They are compatible in combat as well and would have grown alongside each other.
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting at the midpoint of this 13-episode season, 'Glass Sky' continues the Aizawa-focused arc that 'Rain and Clouds' opened in the previous episode, deepening the exploration of his past and his bond with Oboro Shirakumo. It functions as the emotional core of this backstory stretch, establishing the personal stakes and relationships before 'A Sky with No Rain Left' pivots toward the looming challenges and consequences that define Aizawa's path to becoming a pro hero.
EPISODE REVIEWS
jofilcabug14
VerifiedNice. This episode is more emotional. There is less action but more feelings. It is simple and easy to understand. Watch it if you like character moments.
frozenfood
VerifiedSimple but impactful fight scenes that really bring out the story behind Aizawa-sensei (Eraser Head) and his friendship with Shirakumo (and Yamada). Knowing their future makes these moments hit harder and adds depth to the overall story. A key episode that must not be skipped.
senkei
VerifiedI didn’t expect to see the backstory of such an important character, love it. As always, the cast is full of eccentric personalities. I’m probably the first in my bloodline to watch something like this HAHAHA. Really nice to see how such a likeable character became who they are.
reirei
VerifiedThe trio’s dynamic was honestly so cute and fun to watch. Their chemistry made the episode even more enjoyable. But why does Shirakumo remind me a little bit of someone? Lmfao. That’s probably such a bad comparison, but the thought just randomly popped into my head.
sandaime
VerifiedThis was a great episode that continues exploring Aizawa’s story. The pacing felt just right, and the episode balanced character moments with plot progression. I also liked the wholesome vibe throughout, especially with the interactions between the trio.
katana
VerifiedThis episode had really good pacing as it continued Aizawa’s story. It gave us more insight into his character and background, which helped build a stronger emotional connection with the audience while also expanding the story naturally.
applepiebycaleb
VerifiedAww, Aizawa's softening up and realizing the capabilities of his quirk with teamwork. Bittersweet episode, absolutely love the feels in this one. It's not forced, not overdone, just a plain flashback that feels comforting.
thekindneighbor
VerifiedAizawa and Shirakumo fighting villains together under Purple Highness is peak training arc content. The smoke villain fight forces Aizawa to get creative with Erasure in ways we've never seen. Seeing him grow into the hero we know is genuinely moving.
28181883
VerifiedExemplary episode. The Purple Highness internship provides a practical framework for Aizawa's combat evolution. The smoke villain forces creative quirk application that foreshadows his future methodology. The Aizawa-Shirakumo bond deepens naturally through shared danger.
homotron3799
VerifiedAIZAWA AND SHIRAKUMO FIGHTING TOGETHER IS EVERYTHING. Their teamwork is so natural and seeing Aizawa slowly gain confidence through their bond is beautiful character development. The smoke villain fight is clever and the internship scenes are so fun. Best arc of the show.
b4kasamaaaaa
VerifiedThe backstory continues but it doesn't make you lose focus. Shirakumo and Aizawa's dynamic really pulls you in, and the characters around them support Aizawa's development in so many ways. In just a span of a few episodes, you'll already feel so attached and immersed.
hellozaworldo
VerifiedI just noticed and got reminded of how MHA picks up a lot of notable references of the heroes quirks from literally everywhere. Although the MJ reference feels a bit too much, Shirakumo's Sun Wukong fits him so well. Short but impactful cliffhanger here too!
marin_coser
VerifiedWholesome trio. The visuals are what give this episode a massive jump in my IMO. Love it still <3
nekokurarisu
VerifiedThis one is a smart peek into character psychology and ideology. The tension between heroes and society is explored beautifully well
crybabytodoroki
VerifiedEpisode 7 is greattt waaa the emotional, dynamic, and genuinely exciting. You can feel the escalation in stake here
uncultured_bovine
VerifiedThe continuity from the last episode is fluid and consistent but tbh I didn't expect another flashback episode. Not complaining tho as we get to dive deeper about Aizawa'a perspective. These events really solidify his character.
mustardsprinkles
VerifiedThis episode continues to expand on Aizawa's internal conflicts and how he feels about his quirk. It makes him relatable to Koichi and his struggles as well, which may be beneficial if their dynamic continues to grow.
rahmadfajarjamal
VerifiedIn this episode, Aizawa try to understand his role with his quirk. What made us amaze is how he lower his ego and just try to fit in to role that he deserve. And also Shirakumo, Yamada and Midnight just done their job as Aizawa friend to find what he seek as a Hero.
eatingsocks
Aizawa works well with Shikamuro! Their combat dynamic is interesting to watch because of how unexpectedly well they work together.
gorlock332
Aizawa's trio is really wholesome and supportive. They are compatible in combat as well and would have grown alongside each other.
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