So, to kick things off, he tells them their training will become more intense, and pretty much instantaneously, an alarm goes off, letting Class 1-A know that they're in for an emergency drill. In the classroom, Aizawa reminds his students that they have their provisional hero licenses now, meaning they need to understand the more significant roles they play. Related: My Hero Academia: Pairings We Want to See in Team-Up Missions Vol. While Todoroki isn't exactly jumping for joy discussing his father's victory, his tame reaction speaks to a potential shift in their dynamic. Mineta mentions how Todoroki can be proud of his father, something that may have previously irked him. Todoroki comments on how despite his wounds, Endeavor's injuries aren't severe. When Todoroki arrives, everyone's attention goes to him, eager to hear about how his father is doing. Season 5, Episode 1 kicks off with Class 1-A gushing over Endeavor's recent victory against a terrifying Nomu, with Kirishima predictably admiring Endeavor's manliness. While much of the episode is spent catching fans back up to speed, a final scene shows a surprising connection between Hawks and Dabi. It's mostly an opportunity to be reintroduced to the cast, reminded of their respective Quirks and to see just how far they've come as a team, picking up right where the last season ended. My Hero Academia returns with a relatively low-stakes rumble between Class 1-A and U.A.'s Big 3. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for My Hero Academia Season 5, Episode 1, 'All Hands on Deck! Class 1-A,' now streaming on Crunchyroll, Funimation and Hulu.

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