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The upcoming My Hero Academia video game, My Hero One's Justice, has finally revealed its official release date. It'll be launching this fall, on October 26, for PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and PC. The very limited 20-second trailer also shows off that those who pre-order the game will get a bonus character to play as in the form of Endeavor. One's Justice is a 3D fighter that pits two players against each other in a similar vein to other anime fighting games, where you fight it out against the cast from the Hero Academia anime, who each have different powers to use in battle. If you want to check out our impressions on My Hero One's Justice from the E3 demo, you can read that, here.

 

[RedoLane]

*phone rings*
"Denwa ga kitaaa! Denwa ga kitaaa! Denwa ga kitaaa"
*picks up*
"Hello?"
"October 26"
"YEEEEEEEEAAAAHHHH BOOOIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!!!"

 

[Sonic Angel Knight]

@Chary does namco own a monopoly on anime games or something cause it seem like just about any popular anime I can think of currently has namco on the games. Just wonder if any other companies make this stuff. Even games not made by namco themself has their name on it.

 

[DarthDub]

Never fear, for I am here! It's coming out 3 days after my birthday!

 

[Beerus]

Subarashiiiiii I wish they gave out a figurine instead of a character and damn chary new profile pic

 

[Deleted User]

Never fear, for I am here! It's coming out 3 days after my birthday!

And 3 days before mine

 

[jumpman17]

But can I play as Blue Jeanist?

 

[Deleted User]

the game looks pretty ugly no lie, a real shame because the anime is pretty sick

 

[MartyDreamy]

yaomomo main, i'm coming!

 

[Exaltys]

*yawn* Another shonen anime fighting game. Give me some action adventure or RPG type games or something!

 

[Mattidute]

@Chary does namco own a monopoly on anime games or something cause it seem like just about any popular anime I can think of currently has namco on the games. Just wonder if any other companies make this stuff. Even games not made by namco themself has their name on it.

It's not that Bandai Namco owns a monopoly that they make alot of the anime games, it's because they own TOEI Animation and Sunrise (who among the 2 own quite a lot of big name anime's) and have very very good relationship with Shonen Jump so Shonen Jump always goes with them for their games.