Tiger & Bunny 2

Sternbild once again glitters with advertising screens, camera flashes and wailing sirens. In this city, heroism has long since become part of a grand show, where the feats of NEXT, people with superpowers, are judged by ratings, points and the reactions of viewers. In the arena of Hero TV, the old idols return no longer as lone fighters but within an updated buddy system: veteran Kotetsu T. Kaburagi, known as Wild Tiger, still has to share the stage with the impeccably composed Barnaby Brooks Jr., whom he stubbornly calls Bunny. Their powers last only a short time and their personalities still grind at every turn, but years of fighting side by side have forged between them that rare kind of trust that needs no loud declarations. Working alongside them are Blue Rose and Golden Ryan, Fire Emblem and Sky High, Dragon Kid, Origami Cyclone and Rock Bison, as well as new heroes: the withdrawn and prickly He Is Thomas, the impulsive Mr. Black, and the young Magical Cat, for whom the stage, the costume and her mother's expectations turn out to be almost as much of a trial as a real battle.