My Hero Academia: All's Justice - Ultimate Edition (2026)

My Hero Academia: All’s Justice closes the final war with 3v3 battles, plenty of content, and clear anime respect, although its story mode may divide fans.

A title made primarily for the fans; if you've enjoyed Horikoshi's work, you're unlikely to be disappointed.

I had a solid time with My Hero Academia: All’s Justice. It captures the spirit of the series, delivers flashy and strategic combat, and gives fans a chance to relive some of the most intense moments of the final arc. It feels like a celebration of everything that makes My Hero Academia special.

My Hero Academia: All’s Justice is anything but a perfect product. It’s not without its issues, it isn’t always flawlessly balanced, and for that very reason, it might not appeal to those who aren’t particularly fond of Kōhei Horikoshi’s original manga or who aren’t familiar with 3D fighting games. Yet, what was said in the introduction remains true: we are looking at a project created with passion, a game made by fans for fans, and despite its flaws, none of the issues encountered truly manage to compromise the overall experience of a title that knows its audience perfectly and knows how to win them over.

While the game’s story won’t really do much to help acclimate newcomers, I’m sure that fans of the anime will find something to enjoy here.