Episodes

The first episode of My Hero Academia: Vigilantes drops into Naruhata, where college student Koichi Haimawari uses a weak sliding Quirk to run small errands for strangers in an All Might hoodie. A run-in with a spiked-fist thug puts him in…

My Hero Academia opens on a world where powers are the norm and Izuku Midoriya is one of the few born without one. Mocked at school and told to give up, he chases the dream anyway, right up to the moment All Might pulls him out of a slime…

The practical entrance exam winds down with Izuku still holding zero points and a building-sized machine bearing down on the one person who was kind to him. What he does in that moment turns out to be worth more than every robot on the…

Knuckleduster has gone cold and quiet, Kuin receives new orders about who deserves Trigger, and Koichi meets the Turbo Hero on a morning jog. Ingenium hands him a business card, a fix for his braking problem, and an argument about why…

Villains flood the U.S.J. hunting an All Might who is not there. Eraser Head throws himself at the whole crowd while Kurogiri scatters Class 1-A across the facility's disaster zones, stranding Izuku, Tsuyu, and Minoru on a sinking ship in…

Knuckleduster's hunt for Kuin Hachisuka turns personal as the episode reveals the wife she left catatonic and the daughter he means to bring home. Meanwhile Kazuho lands a paid booking atop the Marukane Department Store, and Makoto…

Term-end testing looms over Class 1-A, and the faculty quietly rewrites the rules behind their backs. What the students expect to be a straightforward robot brawl turns out to be paired combat against their own teachers, with every pairing…

Four practical exams play out back to back, but the hour belongs to Momo Yaoyorozu, whose collapsed confidence has left her deferring to Shoto at every turn. Eraser Head paired them precisely to break that habit, and Momo has to decide…

Five practical bouts close out in a single stretch, and nearly every one turns on a student admitting what they are bad at. A blush, a phobia of bugs, and a shameless crush on a teacher all end up deciding whether Class 1-A passes its…

The last pair steps onto the field, and All Might is not grading their Quirks. Izuku wants to run, Katsuki would rather lose than cooperate, and neither of them passes until they stop being what they have always been to each other.

Season two ends on a conversation rather than a battle. Two recruits walk into the League's bar, and days later Tomura Shigaraki sits down beside Izuku in a crowded shopping mall with a hand at his throat and a single question he needs…

The third season opens at a swimming pool rather than a battlefield. Between Tomura finally naming what he hates about All Might and a phone call promising a new game, Class 1-A spends an afternoon racing fifty meters and quietly restating…

Camp begins with the bus doors shutting behind Class 1-A and the ground itself throwing them down a mountainside. The Wild, Wild Pussycats have a lunch deadline, a forest full of earthen beasts, and a small boy who wants nothing to do with…

Class 1-B finally gets its turn, the Pussycats explain how forty Quirks can be trained at once, and Izuku carries a plate of curry up to a boy in a cliffside cave who despises everything he stands for. Three days into camp, the forest…

The Vanguard Action Squad is loose in the forest, and the villain who killed Kota's parents finds the boy alone on his cliff. Izuku arrives with a broken phone, no backup, and a promise he intends to keep at whatever price it costs him.

Izuku drags himself out of one fight and straight into the next, carrying the one piece of information that reframes the whole night: the villains came for Katsuki. Meanwhile Class 1-B finally gets the fight it has been asking for all…

All Might tells a Quirkless boy to be realistic, then watches that same boy sprint at a villain he himself could not fight. The second episode turns one reckless charge into the moment Izuku Midoriya is told he can become a hero.

Episode two of the Vigilantes anime pits an unlicensed brawler against a pro hero, unmasks the man behind Naruhata's Trigger outbreak, and gives Koichi Haimawari the push he needs to stop calling himself Nice Guy and start calling himself…

All Might explains the impossible: his power can be handed to someone else, and he has chosen Izuku to receive it. Ten months of hauling garbage off a beach stand between the boy and a body that can survive One For All, and the entrance…

Koichi's apartment has been annexed by his teammates, an overeager fan turns himself into an eel to get a handshake, and a bag of borrowed flour ends the fight. Behind the week's rash of Instant Villains is a smiling girl with a swarm of…

A hoodie Koichi gave away years ago turns out to be the reason Pop Step keeps coming back, and she still cannot say so out loud. Elsewhere a masked swordsman is quietly deciding who counts as a villain, and Kuin is taking notes on all of…

Day one at U.A. comes with a homeroom teacher who opens by threatening expulsion. Izuku, able to use One For All only at full blast or not at all, reaches the final event with his place at the school riding on a single pitch.

The expulsion threat turns out to be theater, and Izuku survives his first day at U.A. with friends he did not expect. Then the costumes come out, the lots are drawn, and the one matchup nobody wanted lands on the board: Izuku against…

Stendhal massacres a yakuza lounge, then finds his philosophy dismantled by a single punch from Knuckleduster. What he takes from the lesson is not humility. It is a knife, a mirror, and the decision to stop wearing a mask at all.

Years of resentment between two childhood neighbors detonate inside a training exercise. Katsuki dominates every exchange he wants, yet the match is decided by a single ruinous punch that Izuku throws upward, and by the girl on the floor…

A sharp classmate offers Koichi study help in exchange for a tour of Naruhata, and the tour is really field research on the vigilantes she wants for her thesis. Between a history lesson on how heroes and villains were legally invented and…

The Battle Trial ends with the wrong boy winning, at least by Katsuki's arithmetic. Momo's critique, Shoto's casual dominance, and a truth Izuku finally says out loud combine to hand Katsuki the worst thing he has ever received: proof that…

America's loudest export lands in Naruhata. Captain Celebrity saves lives on a countdown with a soundtrack, signs Koichi's hoodie without asking twice, and drags the vigilante into a marriage crisis, all while a stricter menace boards a…

A class election, a lunchtime stampede, and a barrier that should not have failed. Tenya Ida finds his footing as a leader while U.A.'s faculty realizes the intrusion was no accident, and a rescue exercise ends with villains stepping out…

Koichi's mother sees through his fake girlfriend within seconds and swats him for trying. Then a drugged stray merges with a tour bus, and the boy his family thinks is unreliable discovers what his Quirk was always able to do.

Scattered across the training facility's fake disaster zones, Class 1-A proves it can handle common thugs. What none of them can handle is waiting at the central plaza, where their teacher has already lost and the only thing left to hope…

Rehearsals for a department store festival collide with sprained ankles, wounded egos, and a rock singer falling in love mid-tantrum. Meanwhile a boy is turned into an eel the size of a building, and a man in a mask finally corners the…

The Symbol of Peace finally reaches the Unforeseen Simulation Joint, and for a few minutes the rescue looks effortless. Then the creature built specifically to kill him refuses to fall, and four first-year students decide they are not…

Two rescues run side by side. On a darkened stage, Pop☆Step holds a restless crowd together with nothing but a borrowed microphone. In an alley below, Knuckleduster stops chasing a villain and starts trying to reach the daughter buried…

Season one signs off at the U.S.J. with All Might spent, Izuku's legs broken buying seconds, and the faculty arriving in force to scatter the villains. The dust settles on treated wounds and a walk home, while a masked figure watches the…

The Vigilantes first season closes on quiet business: laundry, fan mail, a corkboard, and a pair of brass knuckles left behind on a nightstand. Around that, Naruhata's Instant Villains grow teeth, a detective starts naming the pattern, and…

Vigilantes returns with a working trip to Osaka: Pop Step has an idol showcase, Koichi has a train to miss, and a takoyaki-obsessed pro named Fat Gum has a drug ring to break. Back in Naruhata, Eraser Head starts pulling a thread that…

Season 2 begins in the quiet after the U.S.J. raid. Reporters count the arrests, U.A.'s faculty count what they still do not know, and Class 1-A turns toward the Sports Festival. For Ochaco Uraraka, the stage is less about glory than about…

Monika's undercover sweep of a Kanidoge loading dock turns up the Trigger route and the man guarding it, and the Scarred Man answers by turning crab mechs into bombs. The second episode of the Vigilantes anime's second season closes the…

Season 2's second episode carries Class 1-A from a doorway full of rivals to the opening whistle of the U.A. Sports Festival. Declarations of war stack up from every direction, and the preliminary obstacle race begins with Shoto freezing…

The Obstacle Race hits its last stretch, with a frozen robot pileup, a canyon of tightropes, and a field of buried mines separating forty-two students from the next round. Izuku has no flashy power to lean on, so he turns the course itself…

A Vigilantes entry about where the job ends and the person begins. Naomasa tells the Symbol of Peace he cannot pick favorites, then goes home and loses an argument to his sister, while Koichi stumbles into a new technique and a scarred…

Season two's fourth episode opens the Sports Festival's Cavalry Battle, where Izuku's first-place finish turns into a ten million point target on his head. Team-building, scheming, and one very loud Class 1-B rival set the board before the…

An octopus-shaped Next-Level Villain drags Koichi, Eraser Head, the Hotta twins, and a furious mantis man into one messy alliance. The Vigilantes season two entry debuts the Shooty-Go-Blam and shows exactly how far the Scarred Man will go…

The Cavalry Battle burns down its clock in season two's fifth episode. Neito's copied Quirks torment Katsuki, Tenya's Recipro Burst snatches the ten million points, and Izuku grabs the wrong headband at the worst possible moment.

Midnight and Pop go undercover at a college mixer to smoke out an oral Trigger dealer, while a bearded wanderer strong-arms an apothecary in Hong Kong. The Vigilantes season two entry brings Knuckleduster home and points the Police Force…

Shoto corners Izuku before the finals and unloads the truth about his father, his mother, and the scar on his face. Season two's sixth episode sets the tournament bracket and freezes Izuku solid in the opening bout.

A stray kitten in a cardboard box links two rainy days for Shota Aizawa, one as a working Hero and one as a U.A. second year convinced his Quirk is worthless. The episode introduces Oboro Shirakumo and the friendship that reshaped him.

A smoke spewing robber embarrasses Shota Aizawa twice over, and the fix comes from a borrowed pair of goggles. Between work studies and rooftop lunches, three classmates sketch out the agency they will never open, and the episode closes on…

The Sports Festival finals open with Izuku frozen in place under Hitoshi Shinso's command, and a vision of eight strangers is the only thing that breaks the spell. Shoto's day then turns bitter before it even begins, thanks to a corridor…