The popular manga My Hero Academia concluded in 2024 with a series of epic hero vs. villain battles, most notably the long-awaited confrontation between protagonist Izuku Midoriya and antagonist Tomura Shigaraki. The final season of the anime, currently scheduled to air in October, is now not the only place viewers will be able to see these intense clashes fully realized. The series’ final conflict is also the stage for My Hero Academia: All’s Justice, an action fighting game from Bandai Namco Entertainment.
Bandai Namco previously produced and released My Hero Academia One’s Justice and its sequel One’s Justice 2, fighting games set at earlier points in the story that released in 2018 and 2020, respectively. All’s Justice is an expanded follow-up to the One’s Justice formula set during My Hero Academia’s Final War Arc. It features the largest playable cast of any My Hero Academia game, including—for the first time ever—all twenty members of UA High’s Class 1-A.
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My Hero Academia’s Heroes And Villains Collide In All’s Justice
In All’s Justice, players can select up to three characters and control them all at once, re-creating iconic team-ups from throughout the series or creating all-new combinations, even allowing heroes and villains to fight side by side. By using the new “Rising” system, players can customize MHA characters’ Quirks, powers, and available moves to reflect how characters have grown and developed throughout the series. The team at Bandai Namco promises that All’s Justice will truly be an experience that My Hero Academia fans have been waiting for.
All’s Justice centers around the theme of the series’ final arc: “everyone can be a hero.” Rather than focusing solely on the individual journeys of characters such as MHA protagonist Izuku Midoriya, aka “Deku,” or his rival Katsuki Bakugou, everyone gets their chance to shine. The roster includes fan-favorite and producer-favorite characters, Pro Heroes, students, villains, and many more, with the team confirming there are still several MHA character announcements to come, including a few surprises. Gameplay also focuses on teams of three with each playing a role, rather than one central player-controlled character fighting alongside sidekicks as in One’s Justice.
Produced in close collaboration with the team developing the final season of the My Hero Academia anime, All’s Justice will feature some of the series’ most iconic fights, including Izuku vs. Shigaraki, the Todoroki Family vs. Dabi, Ochako Uraraka vs. Himiko Toga, and many more. It will explore late-series versions of beloved characters, such as Izuku’s ability to access multiple Quirks or All Might’s Quirkless form “Armored All Might.”
The game is currently scheduled to release on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S, although a release date has not been confirmed.