Ep 2. Bang

In season 2 episode 2 of Monsuno titled "Bang," the show picks up where the last season left off. The first episode of this season ended in a cliffhanger; Chase had given the power of Lock to Jon Ace, and the team is now split up. This episode starts with Team Core-Tech getting back together and discovering that their home base has been destroyed. They are trying to figure out what happened, but there isn't much information to go on.

As they try to regroup, Team Core-Tech is tasked with stopping a band of thieves who have stolen a powerful Core-Tech weapon. The thieves are led by a man named Hargrave, who has been a thorn in Core-Tech's side for a long time. Hargrave has his own motives for stealing the weapon, and Team Core-Tech must find out what they are and stop him from carrying out his plan.

The episode is action-packed, with plenty of battles between Monsuno creatures. The team must use their Monsuno to fight off Hargrave's army, and they quickly realize that they are outmatched. Hargrave has a special weapon that can knock out Monsuno and render them unable to fight. To make matters worse, he has a powerful team of Monsuno creatures that are tough to beat.

However, Team Core-Tech manages to come up with a plan to turn the tide of the battle. The team's captain, Chase, decides to split up the group. He takes one team to try and recover the stolen weapon while the rest of the team fights off Hargrave's army. This way, they can divide and conquer, making it easier to take on their opponents.

The plan works, and they manage to retrieve the weapon. However, things don't go as smoothly as they thought they would. A new enemy shows up, and he isn't someone they expected. The new enemy has his own Monsuno creatures, and he is quite powerful. The team is caught off guard and must fight to keep the weapon out of his hands.

The episode ends with a big reveal that sets up the rest of the season. The new enemy is someone they thought was on their side, and he has been planning to take over Core-Tech for a long time. He has his own motives, and they aren't good.

Overall, the episode is action-packed and sets up the rest of the season nicely. It's a good start to the second season, with plenty of twists and turns to keep viewers interested. The animation is well done, and the voice acting is top-notch. Fans of the show will enjoy this episode, and those who are new to the series will find it easy to follow along.