This review contains spoilers for My Hero Academia Season 4, episode 2 (aka episode 65), "Overhaul."
Episode 1 of MHA Season 4 was an interesting note to start on. Taken on its own merits, it was an enjoyable episode, but as the premiere of the much-hyped Season 4 of the world’s biggest anime, it was an odd choice, given its lack of agency and overall irrelevance to the larger story arc. Now, with Episode 2, “Overhaul,” fans are given what they were promised: the introduction of a terrifying and intriguing new villain and the next step in Class 1-A’s hero studies.
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Episode 1 of MHA Season 4 was an interesting note to start on. Taken on its own merits, it was an enjoyable episode, but as the premiere of the much-hyped Season 4 of the world’s biggest anime, it was an odd choice, given its lack of agency and overall irrelevance to the larger story arc. Now, with Episode 2, “Overhaul,” fans are given what they were promised: the introduction of a terrifying and intriguing new villain and the next step in Class 1-A’s hero studies.
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