These My Hero Academia characters almost always came away with a win.

These iconic My Hero Academia moments were done way better in the manga than in the anime.

Strong core gameplay and impressive visuals make My Hero Academia: All's Justice a good fighter for fans and newbies alike.

All's Justice Review - Following the conclusion of the manga and anime, now fans get a chance to experience it in game form.

My Hero Academia has finally brought Midnight’s wildest hero gear to the anime with the first look at a major new arc coming ...

All's Justice invites players to experience “One Last Smash” through a cinematic story mode and action-packed 3v3 battles that showcase the series’ most iconic Heroes and Villains in their final and ...

As Vigilantes shares the same world as its parent series, returning characters like Shota Aizawa allow the prequel show to explore parts of the manga that the My Hero Academia anime couldn’t due to ...

Koichi is venturing into uncharted territory in the upcoming My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 2 Episode 5, destined to be ...

Publisher Bandai Namco and developer Byking have released a new trailer for My Hero Academia: All’s Justice highlighting the game’s full roster of playable Hero and Villain characters.

Choose from a massive cast of U.A. students, Pro Heroes, and Villains, including Final War arc versions ...

My Hero Academia Vigilantes Season 2 Episode 5 remembers the real protagonist of the series as Knuckleduster returns. The ...