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My Hero Academia 2
Alt title: Boku no Hero Academia 2
My Hero Academia 2 Episode 6 - The Boy Born with Everything
Izuku learns more about Todoroki's past as the first years head into the final round of the sports festival.
More episodes
Episode 1
That's the Idea, Ochaco
Episode 2
Roaring Sports Festival
Episode 3
In Their Own Quirky Ways
Episode 4
Strategy, Strategy, Strategy
Episode 5
Cavalry Battle Finale
Episode 6
The Boy Born with Everything
Episode 7
Victory or Defeat
Episode 8
Battle on, Challengers!
Episode 9
Bakugo vs. Uraraka
Episode 10
Shoto Todoroki: Origin
Episode 11
Fight on, Iida
Episode 12
Todoroki vs. Bakugo
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