Byking Inc. and Bandai Namco released My Hero Academia: All's Justice on February 6, 2026, for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X|S. This 3D fighting game adapts the final story arc of the popular manga, offering a massive roster of playable heroes and villains.
A 68-character roster for the Final War arc
The scale of My Hero Academia: All's Justice is defined by its character selection, which is the largest in the franchise's history. According to the report, the game launches with over 50 playable characters, a number that climbs to 68 when alternate versions of fighters are included. This expansive lineup allows players to control iconic figures such as Endeavor, Hawks, Mirko, and various members of the League of Villains.
Gameplay revolves around an arena-fighting system where players organize teams of three characters. byking Inc. has implemented a combat system that emphasizes synergy and coordinated attacks between these three teammates to overcome opponents in 3D environments. A new mechanic called "Rising" has also been introduced, which the report says allows fighters to unlock their hidden potential during the heat of battle.
Ten years of adaptations since the first game
The release of My Hero Academia: All's Justice marks a decade of gaming efforts to translate Kohei Horikoshi's vision into interactive media. this latest title serves as a culmination of ten years of adaptations,arriving after the original manga ran in Weekly Shonen Jump from July 2014 to August 2024 . The source material, spanning 42 volumes and over 100 million copies sold worldwide, provides a rich foundation for the game's narrative.
By focusing on the Final War arc, the game mirrors the stakes of the manga's conclusion. The world-building remains central, depicting a society where "Quirks"—superhuman abilities—are the norm and professional heroics are a government-regulated career. This transition from a student-focused narrative to a global conflict provides the necessary scale for a 3D fighter of this magnitude.
The 'Rising' mechanic and cel-shaded visuals
Visually, My Hero Academia: All's Justice utilizes cel shading to mimic the aesthetic of the animated series. While the character models are praised for their fidelity to the anime, the report notes that the environments and backgrounds are less detailed, creating a visual disparity that can feel underwhelming. Despite this, the game offers diverse modes, including a Story Mode with full Japanese and English voice acting and "Team Up Missions" that allow players to experience life as a Class 2-A student.
The "Archives Battle" mode further expands the experience by allowing players to revisit key moments from the series through modified story scenarios. For those seeking competition, Bandai Namco Entertainment has included free-for-all batttles and online multiplayer, ensuring the game functions as both a narrative experience and a competitive fighter.
The Worldwide Star Card and five misssing DLCs
For players purchasing the Deluxe or Ultimate Editions, the game includes a Season Pass known as "The Worldwide Star Card." As reported, this pass guarantees access to five successive downloadable content (DLC) releases. However, the specific nature of these updates remains a mystery, as the source does not detail which characters or story expansions will be included in these five slots.
Beyond the DLC,there are lingering questions regarding the "modified story scenarios" in the Archives Battle mode and how much original content exists outside of the Final War arc. While the game provides a comprehensive look at the end of the saga, it remains unclear if Byking Inc. will introduce entirely new storylines or if the experience is strictly a retelling of Horikoshi's existing work.
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