Let's face it, Deku should've never won these fights.

The My Hero Academia finished airing in 2025, and Bandai Namco has released My Hero Academia: All’s Justice to celebrate.

The My Hero Academia anime definitely improved these moments from the manga.

All’s Justice is a big improvement over the previous games, but frustrating difficulty spikes stop it from reaching its full potential.

My Hero Academia’s replacement for Deku highlights new abilities that make him more parallel to Deku than ever before.

Publisher Bandai Namco and developer Byking have released a new trailer for My Hero Academia: All’s Justice highlighting the game’s full roster of playable Hero and Villain characters.

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