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My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead
僕のヒーローアカデミア トレーニング・オブ・ザ・デッド
7.2
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Synopsis
Returning from their internships, the students of Class 1-A are immediately thrown into more training by their homeroom teacher, Shouta Aizawa. For this exercise, the class will be joining four students from Isamu Academy High School to compete in a survival game. Split up into groups of four, students must either eliminate each other or stay hidden until time runs out to win. The training also acts as a reunion between Tsuyu Asui and her friend from middle school, Habuko Mongoose. However, no...
Background
Boku no Hero Academia: Training of the Dead was bundled with the 14th volume of the Boku no Hero Academia manga.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 13+
moderate
ViolenceSuperpowered combat between students, zombie attacks with biting/scratching, and a survival game premise where teens must eliminate peers.
moderate
Disturbing themesClassmates and friends are forcibly zombified via gas, retaining partial awareness while attacking others; body horror elements during transformation.
mild
LanguageStandard shounen rivalry insults and heated exchanges (e.g., "damn," "bastard"), mostly from Bakugou.
A lighthearted training exercise turns into a zombie outbreak when a rival student's quirk gas infects most of the cast. Expect superhero action with horror elements as teens fight transformed friends, played more for tension and comedy than genuine dread.
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My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead has 1 episodes.
My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead is currently finished airing.
My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead was produced by Bones.
My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead aired Jun 2, 2017.
My Hero Academia: Training of the Dead is based on a Manga.
A lighthearted training exercise turns into a zombie outbreak when a rival student's quirk gas infects most of the cast. Expect superhero action with horror elements as teens fight transformed friends, played more for tension and comedy than genuine dread.
