MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice (v3.0 & ALL DLC)

U.A. High becomes the stage for a high-energy arena fighter built around the explosive final conflict of the My Hero Academia story. MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice puts Deku, Bakugo, Shigaraki, All For One, and a broad cast of heroes and villains into dramatic 3v3 clashes where overwhelming Quirks and quick decisions matter as much as raw damage. The mood is loud, colorful, and unapologetically anime, with cinematic attacks and super-powered confrontations designed to capture the series at its most intense. Its story material focuses on the Final War, giving major characters opportunities to tackle familiar events from different viewpoints.

Fights take place in 3D arenas, where players assemble a three-character squad, pressure opponents with Quirk-based attacks, extend combos, and swap fighters to keep momentum on their side. Every combatant brings a distinct approach, from fast close-range rushdown and aerial mobility to zoning tools, heavy strikes, and team-friendly support options, so learning matchups is important. Rising mode acts as a key momentum mechanic, enhancing a character’s offensive potential, speed, and Quirk performance to create openings for aggressive comebacks or decisive finishing sequences. Beyond standard battles, Team Up Mission casts players as a Class 1-A student completing virtual training assignments with recognizable allies, while Archives Battle revisits major confrontations from the wider narrative.

The roster is the main attraction, covering all of Class 1-A alongside Pro Heroes such as Mirko and Best Jeanist, plus villains represented at their most dangerous. Hero’s Diary adds quieter unlockable character scenes, giving progression a little more personality than a simple ladder of matches. Compared with the One’s Justice games, the emphasis on full teams, switching, and the series’ endgame-scale cast makes it feel closer to a larger, more tactical anime brawler. Fans who want to recreate signature clashes will find plenty to enjoy, while newcomers can appreciate the accessible spectacle, though competitive players will get the most from mastering several Quirks rather than relying on one favorite fighter.