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All’s right in the world now that My Hero Academia: All’s Justice is launching for the Switch 2 this September

PlayStation, Xbox and PC owners have been enjoying My Hero Academia: All’s Justice for a little bit now, but Nintendo Switch 2 owners will finally get the chance to jump into the fun and chaotic My Hero Academia 3D arena based fighter.

The Nintendo Switch 2 version is pretty stocked too, and those who pre-order the Standard Edition, Deluxe Edition or Ultimate Editions will get early access to characters Izuku Midoriya Rising and All For One Chaos, along with 30,000 Hero Coins in-game currency.  The Switch 2 edition also includes online battles via GameShare with GameChat support, and there’s also a new Minigame mode described as “a collection of fun and challenging activities featuring Class 1-A students. Set within a virtual space created by the ingenious My Hero Academia character, Mei Hatsume, the mode even includes a special collaboration featuring Bandai Namco’s legendary game icon PAC-MAN. In “Minigame” mode, players test their skills across a variety of challenges as they aim for high scores and bragging rights.”

The Nintendo Switch 2 physical version is upgraded as well with exclusive inner cover artwork illustrated by bones film, showcasing Izuku Midoriya and Tomura Shigaraki.

Check out the release on September 4th, 2026, and head on over to the official site for additional details.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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