My Hero Academia: All’s Justice arrives on Nintendo Switch 2 on Friday, September 4, bringing a 3D arena fighter adaptation of the popular anime and manga to Nintendo's next-generation handheld-console.
The title positions itself around fast-paced 3v3 combat, a Refined Battle System, and a roster that spans U.A. High students, Pro Heroes, and major Villains from the franchise.
Promotional material highlights the game as a spectacle-driven arena fighter where players command teams of three in large-scale matches that emphasize character Quirks and combo chains.
The marketing invites players to participate in U.A. High hero training and to re-experience the series' climactic Final War, framing those experiences across several distinct gameplay modes.
Core modes described by the publisher include Team Up Mission, Story Mode, and Archives Battle Mode.
Team Up Mission places players in a Virtual Space as Class 1-A students, tasking them with training exercises and mission objectives against Villains on exclusive maps.
According to the game's overview, completing Team Up Missions unlocks Archives Battle and Hero's Diary, which let players replay iconic fights from the full story and view new character moments.
The Story Mode is presented as a cinematic retelling of the Final War, offering players the chance to play key confrontations such as Bakugo's stand against All For One and Izuku Midoriya's attempts to reach and redeem his nemesis.
The game also includes a mechanic called Rising, which the overview says temporarily enhances attack power, movement speed, and Quirk actions to deepen combat tactics and encourage character switching mid-combo.
The roster is sizable and spans fan-favorite characters in their late-story iterations.
Players can expect to control Class 1-A members such as Deku, as well as Pro Heroes like Mirko and Best Jeanist, and Villains including All For One, Shigaraki, and Dabi, presented in their full-powered forms.
A launch trailer for My Hero Academia: All’s Justice accompanies the release and showcases the game's arenas, cast, and combat pacing ahead of the September 4 launch on Nintendo Switch 2.
The title marks a new console appearance for the franchise's arena-fighter formula and brings its large roster and story-driven modes to Nintendo's latest hardware.
The title positions itself around fast-paced 3v3 combat, a Refined Battle System, and a roster that spans U.A. High students, Pro Heroes, and major Villains from the franchise.
Promotional material highlights the game as a spectacle-driven arena fighter where players command teams of three in large-scale matches that emphasize character Quirks and combo chains.
The marketing invites players to participate in U.A. High hero training and to re-experience the series' climactic Final War, framing those experiences across several distinct gameplay modes.
Core modes described by the publisher include Team Up Mission, Story Mode, and Archives Battle Mode.
Team Up Mission places players in a Virtual Space as Class 1-A students, tasking them with training exercises and mission objectives against Villains on exclusive maps.
According to the game's overview, completing Team Up Missions unlocks Archives Battle and Hero's Diary, which let players replay iconic fights from the full story and view new character moments.
The Story Mode is presented as a cinematic retelling of the Final War, offering players the chance to play key confrontations such as Bakugo's stand against All For One and Izuku Midoriya's attempts to reach and redeem his nemesis.
The game also includes a mechanic called Rising, which the overview says temporarily enhances attack power, movement speed, and Quirk actions to deepen combat tactics and encourage character switching mid-combo.
The roster is sizable and spans fan-favorite characters in their late-story iterations.
Players can expect to control Class 1-A members such as Deku, as well as Pro Heroes like Mirko and Best Jeanist, and Villains including All For One, Shigaraki, and Dabi, presented in their full-powered forms.
A launch trailer for My Hero Academia: All’s Justice accompanies the release and showcases the game's arenas, cast, and combat pacing ahead of the September 4 launch on Nintendo Switch 2.
The title marks a new console appearance for the franchise's arena-fighter formula and brings its large roster and story-driven modes to Nintendo's latest hardware.
