Great animation + entertaining

Synopsis

UA High hosts a sports festival that is popular all throughout Japan. Izuku, along with his fellow classmates and students of UA High, are pitted against one another to show the extent of their quirks and their abilities as heroes for potential recruiters, which will bring them another step closer to becoming a hero. Izuku must learn how to harness his new power and push forward in his pursuit to becoming a hero just like his childhood idol. 

Flashy

Animation style remained just as good as the previous season if not slightly improved. 

Clear

Basic OST that matched with the tone of the anime during various scenes. Voice acting crisp. 

Recognizable

Character personalities were consistent as well as fun to be introduced to new characters that grasped interest. Many were very similar to some of the current characters we liked, but the slight spin on their motives and approaches (as well as slight changes in their character) is what makes them feel familiar despite being new to us which makes the excitement for meeting more people stronger. 

Charming

Throughout the anime I was automatically in love with the art style and how and how we were presented with the story in chronological order leading up to modern events (which to me makes it a bit easier and quicker to understand why specific events may take place rather than waiting for it to be explained episodes down the line). Outside of the plot, which I thought was entertaining, I especially enjoyed how the viewer could like Midoriya's character for his determination and work ethic as well as how watching him overcome each obstacle felt like an accomplishment for us. It was a very personal energy shared between getting to see his internal struggles as well as the external work put into his dreams that a lot of people can relate to in their own lives; I think bridging this fourth wall was what made it feel as if we were in his shoes and allowed us to cheer him on throughout the show.