MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, arriving worldwide on September 4, 2026 — about seven months after Bandai Namco’s 3D arena fighter first launched on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC. The Switch 2 edition adds two exclusive features, online GameShare battles and a new Minigame mode, plus a fresh DLC fighter that just joined the roster.
Last updated September 6, 2026.
Is All’s Justice a New Game, or a Switch 2 Port?
MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice is not a new release — it is a Nintendo Switch 2 port of a game Bandai Namco already shipped on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam on February 6, 2026, per the publisher’s own launch announcement. The Switch 2 version arrived separately, on September 4, 2026 worldwide (September 3 in Japan), roughly seven months after the original release.
Bandai Namco first confirmed the Switch 2 port was coming in a June 2026 announcement, and followed up with a launch-day press release once the port actually shipped, per Bandai Namco’s own press site. Nintendo Life and GoNintendo both covered the port the same way: existing game, new platform, not a sequel or remaster.
As of Bandai Namco’s own characters page, checked in early September 2026, the roster listed more than 65 named fighters and forms, including four separate playable versions of Izuku Midoriya, per the publisher’s characters page.
What’s Actually Exclusive to the Switch 2 Version
The Switch 2 release adds two features that don’t exist on PS5, Xbox or PC: online battles shared through GameShare via GameChat, and a new Minigame mode starring the students of Class 1-A. Both are called out as Switch 2-only in Bandai Namco’s own launch materials.
GameShare lets a Switch 2 owner beam a live stream of their own online match to another player through a GameChat call, so a friend can join in without owning a copy of All’s Justice or downloading anything — the guest sees the game as if it were running on their own console. Two limits are worth stating precisely, per Nintendo’s own GameShare documentation rather than Bandai Namco’s marketing copy: online GameShare through GameChat only reaches other Switch 2 consoles (it does not extend to original Switch owners the way local, in-person GameShare does), and a guest can only play for the length of that GameChat session — there’s no way to keep playing the borrowed copy once the call ends.
The Minigame mode is a separate addition: a collection of challenges set in a virtual space built by Mei Hatsume, featuring Class 1-A students and, notably, a crossover cameo from Bandai Namco’s own PAC-MAN, per the publisher’s Switch 2 announcement.
Story Mode Covers the Final War Arc
All’s Justice’s Story Mode dramatizes the Final War arc, the manga’s climactic final stretch, through what Bandai Namco itself bills as an explosive mode built around “iconic battles, exclusive new stories and missions” that show the series’ heroes and villains in “their final and most powerful forms.” Bandai Namco’s own copy does not spell out which specific chapters or plot beats are adapted, so treat the mode as a highlight reel of that arc rather than a chapter-for-chapter retelling.
Standard vs. Deluxe vs. Ultimate Edition
All three editions Bandai Namco sells for PS5, Xbox and PC are also the three editions listed for Switch 2: Standard, Deluxe and Ultimate. Pricing below is listed at U.S. dollar amounts confirmed on Steam and the PlayStation Store as of early September 2026; Nintendo Life separately confirmed the same $59.99 Standard Edition price point for the Switch 2 SKU.
| Edition | Price | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | $59.99 | Base game only |
| Deluxe | $79.99 | Base game + Season Pass (5 post-launch characters) + Worldwide Star Card bonus |
| Ultimate | $99.99 | Base game + Season Pass + Worldwide Star Card + 7-piece HUD Banner Set + 20-costume Pack |
Preorder Bonuses Carry Over to the Switch 2 Release
Preordering the Switch 2 version unlocks the same bonuses Bandai Namco offered on the original release: early access to playable characters Izuku Midoriya Rising and All For One Chaos, plus 30,000 Hero Coins, the game’s in-game currency for customization items and Minigames. This is confirmed directly in Bandai Namco’s own Switch 2 launch announcement, not just carried over from the February release.
New DLC Character: Izuku Midoriya Overlay Full Style
The roster’s newest fighter, Izuku Midoriya Overlay Full Style, launched September 3, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC — one day ahead of the Switch 2 port — and became available on Switch 2 alongside the port itself on September 4, per Gematsu’s September 2, 2026 report and Bandai Namco’s own announcement. It’s the third character from the $24.99 Season Pass, sold on its own for $4.99, and comes equipped with the Blackchain and Delaware Smash techniques. Anyone who already owns the Deluxe Edition, Ultimate Edition or standalone Season Pass gets it automatically, no extra purchase required.
For more on how All’s Justice compares to other anime arena fighters running the same season-pass model, see Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero’s season pass, DLC characters and price, and for the villain roster All’s Justice draws its cast from, see the strongest My Hero Academia villains, ranked.
Comic Book Co reported the confirmed Switch 2 port back in August, ahead of launch — see our earlier report on the announced release date and editions for how that pre-launch coverage compared to what actually shipped.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice a new game on Nintendo Switch 2?
No. It’s a port of the game Bandai Namco already released on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC on February 6, 2026. The Switch 2 version launched separately on September 4, 2026.
What features are exclusive to the Switch 2 version?
Online battles shared through GameShare via GameChat, and a new Minigame mode featuring Class 1-A students with a PAC-MAN crossover. Neither exists on PS5, Xbox or PC.
Does GameShare let someone play without owning the game?
Yes, but only for the length of the GameChat session, and only if the other player also owns a Switch 2 — online GameShare via GameChat does not reach original Switch consoles.
What arc does Story Mode cover?
The Final War arc, described by Bandai Namco as an explosive mode built around iconic battles and exclusive new stories showing heroes and villains in their final forms. The publisher has not detailed exactly which chapters are adapted.
When did the Izuku Midoriya Overlay Full Style DLC come out?
September 3, 2026 on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC, and September 4, 2026 on Switch 2 alongside the port’s launch. It’s $4.99 alone or included in the $24.99 Season Pass.
