This article contains spoilers for My Hero Academia.
2025 was a decisive year for one of the biggest shonen series of the last decade, My Hero Academia. In the modern era of Shonen, My Hero Academia has been a sensation since it first aired in 2016. Now, 10 years later, it has concluded with My Hero Academia Season 8. With its manga having already ended two years ago, it might seem that My Hero Academia as a franchise is completely over. But that isn't the case.
My Hero Academia Officially Confirms 2026 Return With New Ultra Projects
2026 will be a big year for MHA. 4 big projects are officially confirmed to be coming.
My Hero Academia is actually returning in February with a new project, called My Hero Academia: All's Justice, which is coming out on February 6, 2026. It is a new video game that will allow fans to dive into the final arc of My Hero Academia and play through various characters. Fans are definitely excited for this new video game installment for the series.
My Hero Academia Ended on December 13, 2025
- My Hero Academia Season 8 Episode 11 Was The Finale
My Hero Academia was easily one of the most popular anime series of the last ten years. The first season of this series was absolutely brilliant, and so were all the subsequent seasons. However, they would all pale in comparison to what My Hero Academia delivered this year with its final season. My Hero Academia Season 8 was incredible, with next-level direction and animation. While the last stretch of the story was brilliant and certainly an amazing ride, it was rather short, with just 11 episodes overall, and it marked the conclusion of this beloved franchise.
With the story wrapping up, fans got to see the battles of Shigaraki vs Deku, as well as Bakugo vs All For One featured in the final season. An 8-year timeskip was also shown, and at the end of it all, the main characters have become Pro Heroes. Even though My Hero Academia didn't end that long ago, the series is already creating a feeling of melancholy. Thankfully, there is more MHA content on the way, even though it's not a TV anime.
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice Is Coming On February 6th, 2026
- New Game Marks A Monumental Comeback For The Series
- Features A 3vs3 Battle System
My Hero Academia had an amazing run with its TV anime, but that is over now. Given its size, the franchise is still far from dead. My Hero Academia is still a major series, and an incredibly profitable one at that. Not long ago, it was revealed that the series would be getting a new video game installment, and undoubtedly, fans are incredibly excited for it. My Hero Academia's newest video game is titled My Hero Academia: All’s Justice. The game is described as follows:
“SMASH through MY HERO ACADEMIA’s final story arc and triumph over your foes in spectacular 3v3 battles! Follow Deku and the journeys of other characters in the Final War between Heroes and Villains, and experience the world-shaking, climactic clash between One For All and All For One in MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice!
MY HERO ACADEMIA: All's Justice is the super-powered 3D arena fighter where your favorite characters from the MY HERO ACADEMIA franchise appear in their latest and most powerful forms, framed within a Refined Battle System that showcases their Quirks to their limits!”
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice will be a fresh start for the franchise in the gaming department, and it's going to be quite exciting especially after what fans saw in Season 8. My Hero Academia: All’s Justice will cover the final arc, and fans will be able to partake in the same heated battles that they saw on TV.
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice releases on February 6th, 2026, and it will be, like its predecessor, a 3 vs 3 battle video game. Fans will be able to play as both heroes and villains, including characters like Deku, Bagkugo, All For One, and Shigaraki, as well as many others.
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice Is Available For Preorder
- New Game Playable on PC, PS5, and Xbox
- Features Three Editions To Choose From
My Hero Academia fans don't have to wait for February to purchase this new game. The fans of the series will be glad to know that My Hero Academia: All’s Justice is already available for preorder on most platforms. As things stand, it is playable on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox. Sadly, there does not seem to be any Nintendo Switch release date at the moment.
My Hero Academia: All’s Justice has three options for fans to choose from for the preorder: the Basic version, the Deluxe version, and the Ultimate version. These are all available for preorder at various prices on the fans' chosen platform.
My Hero Academia Anime Will Officially Make A Major Change To The Manga
The anime is about to take a departure from the manga and alter the ending.
The basic edition includes just the base game, while the Deluxe edition also has the season pass. The ultimate version includes both the above-mentioned things, as well as 7 HUD banner sets, and a lot of costume packs for players.
Fans can watch My Hero Academia: All’s Justice’s newest trailer here, as it features some amazingly animated cutscenes, and fans hope for more gameplay display to be made public soon:
What’s In Store for My Hero Academia in 2026?
- My Hero Academia Vigilantes is Already Airing
- A Special Episode Is Coming In March
- A New MHA Movie Is A Possibility
A new video game is definitely an exciting step forward for the My Hero Academia franchise, especially after the sad conclusion of its TV anime. However, it is not the only thing fans of My Hero Academia have to look forward to in 2026.
At the moment, My Hero Academia fans actually have another TV anime airing, and that is the spin-off anime known as My Hero Academia: Vigilantes. Vigilantes Season 2 started airing recently, and fans should definitely catch up to it while it's still airing. This anime delivers exciting new stories of new characters, and some old faces as well, like Aizawa.
Besides that, My Hero Academia technically has one more episode from its original series. My Hero Academia: More is a special episode coming in March 2026, and it will officially adapt the true ending of the series, which Horikoshi featured in his extra chapter, My Hero Academia chapter 431. Fans are very excited to see what else the series has in store for them.
Of course, while not yet confirmed, some fans are also anticipating a new animated movie. After all, Jump Festa 2026 hinted at there being special projects that are yet to be announced. Fans will have to wait for more information in the coming months pertaining to this.
My Hero Academia is a story of Heroes in a world where special powers, called Quirks, are bestowed upon people at birth. In a world where Heroes and villains fight, Deku aims to become the greatest Hero of all time like his idol, All Might. The My Hero Academia manga concluded with 431 chapters for fans to read. All these chapters can be found on Manga Plus.
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