All’s Justice absolutely felt like it was building on the My Hero: One’s Justice formula during my preview session.

Publisher Bandai Namco and developer Byking have released the opening movie for My Hero Academia: All’s Justice.

All’s Justice lets players battle it out with flashy but imbalanced fights using its large selection of characters.

Shonen Jump's latest blockbuster is over, and All's Justice is another way to say goodbye.

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Kohei Horikoshi’s beloved My Hero Academia manga reached its conclusion last year, and the anime followed suit this month. The anime debuted in 2016 and has been a major part of the industry, ...

Toho has revealed celebrations for the 10th anniversary of “My Hero Academia The Animation,” unveiling plans for a new episode, global concert tour and commemorative visual at Jump Festa. The ...

Movies that spin out of long-running shonen anime like My Hero Academia typically play fast and loose with continuity, rarely fitting into the canon. Kohei Horikoshi took a different route with the ...

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