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What My Hero Academia video games are there?

One handheld exclusive, one arena-fighter line, one battle royale, two phone games.

The franchise’s game shelf is compact and completely countable. It opens with My Hero Academia: Battle for All, a Dimps fighting game for the Nintendo 3DS released only in Japan on 19 May 2016. The main line belongs to Byking, published by Bandai Namco: the arena fighter My Hero One’s Justice (2018) and its sequel (2020), the free-to-play battle royale Ultra Rumble (2023), and My Hero Academia: All’s Justice, which closed the fighting line in February 2026.

On phones, two games carried the franchise in English: The Strongest Hero (2021) and Ultra Impact (2022). Around the dedicated titles sits the crossover record, Deku and company as guests in Jump Force, Fortnite, Overwatch 2, Granblue Fantasy, and Roblox: the census for those is on the crossovers page.

My Hero Academia volume 11 cover
My Hero Academia, Vol. 11
Volume 11 (2016). The console line opened in this era with Battle for All on the 3DS.

THE CONSOLE LINE

2016 to 2026
Battle for All (2016)
Dimps, Nintendo 3DS, Japan only, 19 May 2016. The first game, released weeks after the anime began, and the only one never exported.
One’s Justice 1 & 2 (2018, 2020)
Byking’s arena fighters for PS4, Switch, Windows, and Xbox One: the franchise’s flagship games, detailed on their own page.
All’s Justice (2026)
The fighting line’s finale, February 2026, for PS5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S: the final war as a game, released after every other version of the story had ended.

THE LIVE AND MOBILE SHELF

2021 to today
Ultra Rumble (2023)
Byking’s free-to-play 24-player battle royale, launched 28 September 2023 across console and PC: the franchise’s one live-service game.
The Strongest Hero (2021)
The first English mobile game, an action RPG launched in North American and English markets in late May 2021.
Ultra Impact (2022)
The second mobile title, February 2022: the collectible, turn-based counterpart to the Strongest Hero’s action. Both are on the mobile page.

THE MY HERO ACADEMIA SHELF

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