Preorders Are Live For The New My Hero Academia: All’s Justice Fighting Game

Among the most widely acclaimed manga and anime series from the past decade, My Hero Academia is set to debut a fresh video game titled “My Hero Academia: All’s Justice.” This 3D fighting game will adapt the final storyline of this highly praised comic book-style series. Scheduled for launch on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X in the upcoming months, preorders for the game are available now, with physical copies reservable for $60 at several online retailers. Although a specific release date has yet to be announced, fans can secure their copy ahead of time.

Should you not be acquainted with My Hero Academia, let me briefly introduce it: Originating from a manga penned by Kōhei Horikoshi, this captivating series later transformed into an anime sensation. In the universe of My Hero Academia, individuals possess extraordinary abilities, called “Quirks.” As a result, we have ushered in an era of superheroes who safeguard humanity from criminals who misuse their Quirks. Among these brave protectors, All Might stands out as the most renowned figure. The story revolves around our protagonist, Izuku Midoriya, who yearns to become a hero despite being born without a Quirk. However, fate intervenes when he crosses paths with All Might, leading to him inheriting the ailing hero’s powers, thus qualifying him for admission into UA Academy, a prestigious institution nurturing future superheroes.

In no time at all, My Hero Academia gained immense popularity in both written form and on-screen versions. This was largely due to its relatable main character, vibrant sidekicks, and a unique blend of Japanese and western comic book styles. It’s intriguing to anticipate how the upcoming My Hero Academia: All’s Justice 3D fighting game will translate these aspects and build upon the 3D MHA fighting games that have been previously launched.

In the meantime before the release of “My Hero Academia: All Justice”, take this opportunity to delve deeper into the anime series by catching up on its storyline, as a significant portion is accessible through Blu-ray discs. As of now, all six seasons and half of the seventh season are available for purchase on Amazon. To help you get started, here’s a list of all the currently available Blu-ray releases:

[List of Blu-ray releases]

If you’d rather delve into the manga series from its original source, a convenient option is purchasing a box set that includes volumes 1 through 20. Currently, this set is discounted on Amazon to $90 (originally $180), and it comes with additional perks such as a full-color double-sided poster and an exclusive 48-page booklet filled with never-before-seen bonus illustrations and author insights.

My Hero Academia Anime and Manga Deals

Manga

• My Hero Academia Box Set 1 — $90 ($180)

Anime

• My Hero Academia: Season One — $30.68 ($65)
• My Hero Academia: Season Two — $45 ($70)
• My Hero Academia: Season Three — $39.52 ($70)
• My Hero Academia: Season Four — 442 ($70)
• My Hero Academia: Season Five Part One — $36 ($65)
• My Hero Academia: Season Five Part Two — $45.48 ($65)
• My Hero Academia: Season Six Part One — $40 ($70)
• My Hero Academia: Season Six Part Two — $43 ($70)
• My Hero Academia: Season Seven Part One — $53.30 ($70)

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2025-07-23 03:39