My Hero Academia: All’s Justice launches on February 6th, 2026, a great way for the main series fans to play out the greatest battles from the final main series arc that just finished airing. This is a perfect drop time as it also coincides with the airing of the spin-off My Hero Academia: Vigilantes. Bandai Namco reached out to us to try out three specific parts of the upcoming game.
Like its predecessor games, My Hero One’s Justice 1 and 2, this is a 3D arena fighting game. However, the My Hero One’s Justice games are 1v1 battles; My Hero Academia: All’s Justice features a 3v3 tag-team format—containing free character swapping, dropping the assist system for a more dynamic, team-focused gameplay, building on the expanded roster and improved features of its predecessors. This upcoming game aims to do all this while covering the manga’s epic final arc with cinematic story elements.
Bandai Namco describes the game: “Smash through My Hero Academia’s final story arc... Read more
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice is significantly shaking things up from the previous two games, by not just letting you play through the anime’s story, but also a free-roam story mode where you travel around the city and help citizens.
Like the previous two games, My Hero One’s Justice and One’s Justice 2, All’s Justice is a tag-team arena battler, where each character has a distinct moveset themed around their powers. All’s Justice will feature fully powered-up versions of characters, on top of a handful of new ones.
But the open-world-esque features here are the kind of thing fans have wanted from My Hero games for nearly a decade, and the newest trailer from Bandai Namco spends nearly ten minutes diving into how this new mode, and a variety of others, work. The “Team Up Mission” mode lets you work with other Class 1-A Students to complete training tasks (i.e., fighting villains, helping citizens, maybe saving a cat or two).... Read more