Anime arena fighters have never shied away from spectacle, but MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice looks determined to go even bigger.
Launching today on Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, and PC, the latest adaptation of the hugely popular anime and manga series brings the climactic Final War storyline to life through fast-paced 3v3 arena combat and the largest roster the franchise has ever seen in a console game.
Published by Bandai Namco and developed by Byking Inc., this new entry pushes the series forward with refined combat systems, new modes, and cinematic storytelling designed to capture the emotional stakes of the anime’s final arc.
Whether you’re stepping into the boots of Deku, Bakugo, or the series’ most powerful villains, the goal remains the same – unleash your Quirk and fight for justice.
Relive The Final War
At the heart of MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice is a cinematic Story Mode that retells the Final War storyline from both hero and villain perspectives.
Players can experience major moments from the closing chapters of the saga, including Bakugo’s stand against All For One and Deku’s struggle to save the world, and his enemy, in battles filled with explosive Quirk-powered action.
It’s a narrative approach designed to appeal both to longtime fans and newcomers looking to experience the anime’s most dramatic arc in interactive form.
A Bigger Roster, Bigger Battles
This latest entry boasts the largest playable character roster in any My Hero Academia console game, featuring Class 1-A students, Pro Heroes, and iconic villains from across the series.
Combat revolves around 3v3 team battles, allowing players to switch characters mid-fight, chain combos, and build strategic synergy between different Quirks.
The new “Rising” mechanic enhances attack power, speed, and abilities, turning already explosive fights into full-blown anime spectacles.
It’s fast, flashy, and designed to reward both aggressive play and careful team composition.
Beyond The Battlefield
Outside of Story Mode, Team Up Mission introduces an original scenario set in a virtual training environment at U.A. High. Players form teams with Class 1-A students and tackle missions designed to simulate hero training.
Completing these missions unlocks additional content, including Archives Battle, which revisits iconic fights from the anime’s history, and Hero’s Diary, offering quieter character-focused moments.
Together, these modes create a package that celebrates the world of My Hero Academia beyond pure combat.
Multiple Editions For Aspiring Heroes
There are several ways to jump into MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice, depending on how deep you want to go into the experience.
The Standard Edition (£54.99) includes the full base game, while the Deluxe Edition (£74.99) adds the Season Pass along with a Season Pass bonus collectible card. For the most dedicated fans, the Ultimate Edition (£94.99) bundles in the Season Pass, a Worldwide Star collectible card, a 7 HUD Banner set, and a 20-costume pack.
Beyond these editions, a variety of additional DLC packs are also available separately, ranging from smaller cosmetic additions to larger content bundles. That means players can start with the base game or expand their experience over time as new content arrives.
| Edition | Price | Includes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Edition | £54.99 | Base game |
| Deluxe Edition | £74.99 | Base game + Season Pass + Season Pass bonus collectible card |
| Ultimate Edition | £94.99 | Base game + Season Pass + Worldwide Star card + 7 HUD Banner Set + 20 Costumes Pack |
Hero Briefing
- Title: MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice
- Platforms: Xbox Series X|S, PlayStation 5, PC
- Standard Edition: £54.99
- Deluxe Edition: £74.99 (includes Season Pass + bonus card)
- Ultimate Edition: £94.99 (Season Pass, costumes, banners, bonus card)
- Developer: Byking Inc.
- Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment
- Genre: 3D Arena Fighter
- Modes: Story Mode, Team Up Mission, Archives Battle, Hero’s Diary, PvP
Ready To Go Plus Ultra?
MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice aims to deliver the definitive arena fighter for fans of the series, combining cinematic storytelling, large-scale battles, and a massive roster into one explosive package.
For anime fighting-game fans, this is the moment where heroes and villains collide one last time.
Plus Ultra, indeed.
MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice is on the Xbox Store for Xbox Series X|S play. It’s also on the PlayStation Store and PC. Our review is on the way.
