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Anime: My Hero Academia
Episode 96 “The Third Battles’s Conclusion”
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(juppun da, juppun, dare mo ore wo tome rare nai!)
[Ten minutes! For ten minutes, no one can stop me!]
はっや！
(hayya!)
[So fast!]
(shoubu ni nara nai)
[I’m no match for him]
(Iida!)
[Iida!]
スパイラルを
(supairaru wo rou ni ireru)
[I’ll put Spiral in jail!]
まだ いいとこ
(mada iitoko misete nai n dayo!)
[I haven’t gotten to show off yet!]
ええい おとなしくしたまえ！
(eei otonashiku shitamae!)
[Hey, come quietly!]
(kondo wa hazu sa nai zo maddo man!)
[I won’t miss this time, Mudman!]
(kyuujo ga senketsu!)
[Rescue is my first priority!]
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