My Hero Academia: All’s Justice fighting game gets cinematic trailer ahead of PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC launch

Bandai Namco Entertainment America has released the opening cinematic trailer for My Hero Academia: All’s Justice, an upcoming action fighting game set during the final arc of My Hero Academia.

The game focuses on the story’s last major conflict, bringing together heroes and villains at their strongest. According to Bandai Namco, this is the first console and PC title to include all U.A. High School Class 1-A students using their end-of-series abilities. The story and character lineup are closely based on the manga’s conclusion.

As per the Bandai Namco website, My Hero Academia: All’s Justice, developed by Byking Inc., features 3v3 team-based combat and includes multiple modes. Story Mode covers the final arc from both hero and villain perspectives. Archives Battle allows players to replay important fights from the series, while Team Up Missions introduce cooperative challenges on a new map. The Hero’s Diary mode focuses on individual characters and their stories.

Early reactions to the trailer point to strong interest from long-time My Hero Academia fans. Several viewers drew comparisons to the Bleach Rebirth game, particularly the use of opening-style music and presentation.

There was also discussion around future possibilities. Some fans mentioned interest in a possible Switch version, while others pointed to the PC release and said they were looking forward to seeing “what the modders can do.” 
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice will launch worldwide on February 6, 2026. The game supports offline and online play for one to two players and will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC via Steam.

Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate Editions have been announced. The Deluxe Edition includes the base game and a Season Pass with five additional playable characters planned for release after launch. The Ultimate Edition adds 20 extra costumes and seven HUD banners on top of the Season Pass content.

The My Hero Academia anime’s final season concluded in December 2025, and a bonus episode titled More, based on extra manga material, is scheduled to air in May as part of the anime's 10th anniversary celebrations.