My Hero Academia: All's Justice Sets Thursday Release for Midoriya Overlay Full Style DLC

Bandai Namco Entertainment announced Wednesday that Izuku Midoriya Overlay Full Style will join My Hero Academia: All's Justice on Thursday. Players can access the DLC character through the season pass.

The Nintendo Switch 2 edition also launches Thursday, with its Japanese release set for Wednesday. Bandai Namco Entertainment released a launch trailer for that version.

Switch 2 players will get a new “Minigame” mode featuring a Pac-Man collaboration minigame. The version also supports online battles through GameShare using GameChat.

Star and Stripe arrived in February as the season pass's first DLC character. Nana Shimura followed as its second character on May 7.

The game debuted worldwide on February 6, following its February 5 launch in Japan, on these platforms:

• PlayStation 4
• Xbox Series X|S
• PC through Steam

Players can choose from three editions:

• Standard Edition
• Deluxe Edition, which includes the Season Pass with five DLC packs
• Ultimate Edition, which also includes seven HUD banners and 20 costumes

The roster includes:

• Izuku Midoriya (Rising, One for All)
• All for One (Regular, Chaos)
• Tomura Shigaraki (All for One)
• All for One (Rewind)
• himiko Toga
• Dabi (Flame of Death)
• All Might (Armored)
• Katsuki Bakugo
• Shoto Todoroki
• Ochaco Uraraka
• Tenya Iida
• Tsuyu Asui
• Momo Yaoyorozu
• Denki Kaminari
• Mina Ashido
• Kyoka Jiro
• Eijiro Kirishima
• Minoru Mineta
• Fumikage Tokoyami
• Toru Hagakure
• Yuga Aoyama
• Mashirao Ojiro
• Nezo Shoji
• Koji Koda
• Rikido Sato
• Hanta Sero
• Mei Hatsume
• Hitoshi Shinso
• Itsuka Kendo
• Tetsutetsu Tetsutetsu
• Mirio Togata
• Tamaki Amajiki
• Nejire Hado
• Endeavor
• Hawks
• Shota Aizawa
• Present Mic
• Best Jeanist
• Midnight
• Fat Gum
• Sir Nighteye
• Edge Shot
• Neito Monoma
• Mirko
• Gang Orca
• Inasa Yoarashi
• Camie Utsushimi
• Seiji Shishikura
• Kurogiri
• Stain
• Gentle & La Brava
• Lady Nagant

The fighting game follows the manga's final battle. It brings every Class 1-A student to consoles with their final powers and techniques for the first time.

Its modes include:

• Team Up Missions, set on a new map
• Archives Battle, which lets players revisit fights from the series
• Story Mode, covering the final arc through both heroes' and villains' perspectives
• The Hero's Diary, focusing on various characters

Bandai Namco describes combat as 3v3 matches in which players must defeat every opposing team member to win. Its tag system lets players swap fighters to lengthen combos, respond to enemy tactics or shift from defense to offense with timely switches.

Combat uses four main actions:

• Target Combo
• Counter Attack
• Guard
• Unblockable Attack

Evade and Counter Crash offer additional tactical ways to escape danger. Building the Plus Ultra gauge gives players an opportunity to trigger a Plus Ultra Combo, a powerful finishing attack combining all three fighters' Quirk abilities for heavy damage.

The Rising! state boosts attack strength, movement speed and recovery. Players can activate it when the gauge fills to gain an advantage. Rising! activates automatically when only one character remains, potentially reversing the battle's course.

Kōhei Horikoshi concluded the original My Hero Academia manga's magazine serialization in August 2024. He later added 38 pages of material to its 42nd and final collected volume, released in December 2024.

The anime adaptation's final season premiered in October 2025. Its bonus episode, “More,” aired May 2, adapting the extra 431st manga chapter set after the original ending.