Bandai Namco has revealed a new playable character for upcoming fighter My Hero One's Justice, as well as a new special move which can be used by all characters in the game.
Once Japan's most powerful villain and All Might’s arch-nemesis, All For One has remained outside of superhero affairs for the past few years, raising Shigaraki to become his successor. Players will now be able to use his incredible power and strength to recreate his epic battle against All Might, as All For One will be a playable character in the game. You can get a taster of All For One's mighty power in these new screenshots below.
The new special move is called the 'EX Plus Ultra', and by fully charging their energy gauges, players will be able to use this special attack to completely change the tide of the battle. These ultra moves allow fighters to call on their Sidekicks for help, unleashing a triple powerful attack as can be seen below. You wouldn't want to get on the wrong side of one of these!
Remember, My Hero One's Justice launches on Switch on 26th October.
Are you excited for this one?
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I am so excited for this game and can't wait! I still think it is odd that they decided to exclude "Academia" from the title though.
Counting the days till release! I do wonder how far into the main storyline this game is going to go.
I would love to see Rocksteady Studios do a My Hero Academia video game adaptation one day.
Well, time for Gran Torino to order a new Microwave... probably some new walls too.
Can't wait for this game to come out, all the little touches are sublime.
When I heard about a Boku no hero Academia game, I was very interested. But I believe I said before I lost all that interest when I heard it's just a fighting game.
I feel like the success of the Dragon Ball fighting games has resulted in almost any game based on an anime being a fighter... But I am sorry, that just comes off as lazy to me.
Of course this stems from one of my issues with the series in particular. The could do so much more, with all these cool characters and abilities. But instead we get like 5 episodes of plot, then another 15 episode "tournament/competition" arc. Then like, a villain will show up in a post credits scene, 5 more episodes of tournament, and then finally something vaguely heroic that reminds you why they say the word "hero" 17 times an episode.
All that aside, the action remains very good. Even if it tends to be meaningless fluff 80% of the time. I keep watching because meaningless though they tournament arcs may be, the action can still be entertaining.
I'm curious to see what kind of preorder extras this will have with it.
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