Ep 2. A Good Beginning Makes a Good Ending.

In the second episode of Tiger & Bunny, titled "A Good Beginning Makes a Good Ending," the focus shifts to Kotetsu T. Kaburagi, also known as the hero Wild Tiger. Kotetsu is a seasoned veteran hero who has been in the business for over a decade, but finds himself struggling to keep up with the younger, more flashy heroes. He feels like he's being left behind, and worries that he's becoming obsolete.

However, when a bomber threatens to blow up the city's monorail, Kotetsu springs into action, determined to save the day despite the odds. He teams up with the new hero Barnaby Brooks Jr. (AKA Bunny), who is introduced in this episode. Bunny is arrogant and snobbish, which clashes with Kotetsu's down-to-earth personality. Despite their differences, the two heroes work together to stop the bomber and save the monorail.

As they're working to defuse the bomb, Kotetsu and Bunny start to develop a grudging respect for each other. Kotetsu is impressed by Bunny's intelligence and strategy, and Bunny realizes that Kotetsu's experience and intuition are valuable assets. The two become an unlikely duo, with Kotetsu acting as the mentor to the up-and-coming Bunny.

Meanwhile, their actions don't go unnoticed by the public, who are thrilled with the duo's heroics. And the sponsors of the Hero TV show that the heroes participate in are equally pleased, as the ratings skyrocket following the successful mission.

Overall, the episode serves to introduce us to the character of Barnaby Brooks Jr. and establish his dynamic with the main character Kotetsu T. Kaburagi. It also explores themes of generational differences and the changing nature of heroism in a media-saturated world. Ultimately, it sets the stage for the rest of the season and leaves viewers eager for more.