Description
"Tiger & Bunny 2" continues the story set in Stern Bild City, a metropolis where superheroes, known as NEXT, work for corporations and compete for points by solving crimes and saving lives, all while being broadcast on a popular reality show. The series picks up after the events of the first season and the subsequent movie, with veteran hero Kotetsu T. Kaburagi, also known as Wild Tiger, and his younger partner, Barnaby Brooks Jr., returning to their roles as the superhero duo Tiger & Bunny. The two balance their professional duties with their personal struggles, including Kotetsu’s aging powers and Barnaby’s unresolved past.
The narrative introduces new challenges as the duo faces a rising wave of NEXT-related crimes orchestrated by a mysterious organization. This group, led by a charismatic yet enigmatic figure, seeks to exploit the powers of NEXT individuals for their own agenda, threatening the stability of Stern Bild City. The heroes of Hero TV, including returning characters like Blue Rose, Rock Bison, and Fire Emblem, must band together to confront this threat while navigating their own interpersonal dynamics and corporate pressures.
New characters are introduced, including a young NEXT named Ryan Goldsmith, who becomes a key figure in the unfolding conflict. His motivations and allegiances remain ambiguous, adding complexity to the story. The series also delves deeper into the societal implications of NEXT powers, exploring themes of discrimination, corporate exploitation, and the ethical use of abilities. As the heroes uncover the true extent of the organization’s plans, they are forced to question their roles as protectors and the very nature of heroism in a world where power can be both a gift and a curse.
The plot maintains a balance between action-packed sequences and character-driven moments, with Kotetsu and Barnaby’s partnership serving as the emotional core. Their evolving relationship, marked by mutual respect and occasional friction, is tested as they confront increasingly dire threats. The series also expands on the world-building of Stern Bild City, offering glimpses into the lives of ordinary citizens and the impact of NEXT powers on society. Through its blend of superhero action, moral dilemmas, and character development, "Tiger & Bunny 2" builds on the foundation of its predecessor while introducing fresh narrative elements to engage both returning fans and new viewers.
The narrative introduces new challenges as the duo faces a rising wave of NEXT-related crimes orchestrated by a mysterious organization. This group, led by a charismatic yet enigmatic figure, seeks to exploit the powers of NEXT individuals for their own agenda, threatening the stability of Stern Bild City. The heroes of Hero TV, including returning characters like Blue Rose, Rock Bison, and Fire Emblem, must band together to confront this threat while navigating their own interpersonal dynamics and corporate pressures.
New characters are introduced, including a young NEXT named Ryan Goldsmith, who becomes a key figure in the unfolding conflict. His motivations and allegiances remain ambiguous, adding complexity to the story. The series also delves deeper into the societal implications of NEXT powers, exploring themes of discrimination, corporate exploitation, and the ethical use of abilities. As the heroes uncover the true extent of the organization’s plans, they are forced to question their roles as protectors and the very nature of heroism in a world where power can be both a gift and a curse.
The plot maintains a balance between action-packed sequences and character-driven moments, with Kotetsu and Barnaby’s partnership serving as the emotional core. Their evolving relationship, marked by mutual respect and occasional friction, is tested as they confront increasingly dire threats. The series also expands on the world-building of Stern Bild City, offering glimpses into the lives of ordinary citizens and the impact of NEXT powers on society. Through its blend of superhero action, moral dilemmas, and character development, "Tiger & Bunny 2" builds on the foundation of its predecessor while introducing fresh narrative elements to engage both returning fans and new viewers.
Cast
- César MartínYeyet MasangcayCarlo Landrito
- Ryan Goldsmith/Golden Ryan
- Pao-Lin Huang/Dragon Kid
- Carlotta Lindell
- Randal Upton
- Carlotta LindelDenise Gorzelanny
- Nathan Seymour/Fire Emblem
- Sven Brieger
Comment(s)
Staff
- Series Composition
- MusicYoshihiro Ike
- Art DirectorJunichi Higashi
- Art designTakashi MiyamotoYohei Kodama
- Director of PhotographyYui TanakaHaruhi Gotō
- StoryboardKazuo TeradaAkira NishimoriSusumu NishizawaAtsuko KaseTsukasa SunagaMasaki KitamuraShinichi TōkairinHirokazu HisayukiKenichi SuzukiHiroshi KobayashiMasaki WatanabeDaisuke NakajimaShūji MiyazakiRyo Ando
- Unit DirectorMasaki Kitamura
- Animation DirectorToshimitsu KobayashiHiromi MaezawaHiroto KatōMika YamamotoMasami OzoneSatoshi HorisawaKazuhiro ItakuraMasakazu SaitōKumiko OzawaTomoshige InayoshiAsako InayoshiShigenori TaniguchiHayato HashiguchiKazuyuki IkaiKeiya NakanoKayano TomizawaRika MishimaTomotsugu SakakibaraMarie InoIppei IchiiShōta IhataKenichi ShimaSatoru KobayashiKazuhiro OnoYūichi YoshidaMisato TakasakiKana NishijimaTokuhiro ItagakiAtsumi KoganemaruShigeki IwasakiYūsuke KawabeTaeko MitsuhashiNozomi TachibanaMayu HirotomiAkari MinagawaIkkō InagumaKahoru FujikiRisa MiyadaniKurisu Ogawa
- Cgi DirectorYoji NagasawaYūsuke Kumano
- Script
- Character Design
- Animation Character DesignMika YamamotoNozomi TachibanaTokuhiro Itagaki
- Sound DirectorEriko Kimura
- DirectorAtsuko Kase
- Episode DirectorMasaki KitamuraHarume KosakaYoshinobu TokumotoMamoru EnomotoDaisuke NakajimaShūji MiyazakiShūhei MatsushitaKenta KushitaniYūshi IbeAimi YamauchiMitsuto YamajiTakahiro HirataKa Hee Im
- Chief Animation DirectorMika YamamotoTomoshige InayoshiAsako InayoshiKeiya NakanoKayano TomizawaKenichi ShimaSatoru KobayashiTokuhiro ItagakiNozomi Tachibana
- Mechanical designKenji Andō
Production
- Animation ProductionBandai Namco Pictures
- ProductionBandai Namco PicturesBandai Namco Arts
Relations
Music
Ending
“AIDA”
“Pilot”



