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My Hero One's Justice 2

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My Hero One's Justice 2, also known as My Hero Academia: One's Justice 2 in Japan, is an 3D battle action fighter video game. It is a sequel to 2018's My Hero One's Justice. It follows the storyline from the Provisional Hero License Exam Arc to the Shie Hassaikai Arc. It launched on March 12th, 2020 in Japan and March 13th, 2020 in the West on the PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox One.

Description#

"The fight for justice just got bigger, badder, and more Quirkier in My Hero One's Justice 2. Based on the anime series, all your favorite characters return in this 3D arena fighter that pits heroes and villains in the ultimate test in righteousness.

Play through the anime and experience memorable fights as you relive iconic scenes. Pick up after the finish of My Hero One's Justice and see what happens to Deku and Class 1-A. The cast from the first game are back and now they're joined by newly added characters from Season 4. With 40 playable characters, build your dream team with your favorite hero or villain Fight to build up your PLUS ULTRA meter and pull off Ultimate Moves in special combos that Go Beyond!"

Features#

  • Choose to play either Heroes or Villains from the series.
  • Ability to walk/run on walls and sides of buildings.
  • Ability to destroy stage environments.
  • The Sidekick System allows you to choose sidekicks to aid you during battle and do combos, and another player can play as a sidekick, allowing for up for 4 players to fight it out in a 2v2 game mode.
  • Ability to use a superpower and unleash a move that does a heavy amount of damage.
  • Roster has been expanded to include characters from the Shie Hassaikai Arc.
  • Game utilizes a new stamina system, which is drained when doing Dash Cancels, Wall Running & Quickstepping.
  • Single-player matches both offline and online.
  • New customization options.
  • New Plus Ultras, including New Team Plus Ultras and intros.
  • English voices are now included (as of 1.05 Update).
  • Two different season passes were released featuring 5 playable characters each.

Cast#

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Characters#

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Non-Playable#

Stages#

  • Hosu City Urban District (Day)
  • Hosu City Urban District (Night)
  • Hosu City Alleyway
  • Gran Torino Residence
  • Combat Training Facility
  • U.A. Arena
  • Provisional License Exam Factory
  • Provisional License Exam Urban Area
  • Provisional License Exam Fire Site
  • Esupa City Shopping Mall
  • Shie Hassaikai Agency
  • Shie Hassaikai Underground Labyrinth
  • Shie Hassaikai Agency Area
  • Shie Hassaikai Club
  • Sir Nighteye Agency
  • League of Villains Alliance Rendezvous
  • U.A. High School - Gym Gamma
  • U.A. High School Building
  • U.A. High School Classroom
  • Former Nomu Hangar Site
  • Secret Base (Day)
  • Secret Base (Night)
  • League of Villains Hideout
  • The Beast's Forest (Day)
  • The Beast's Forest (Night)

Artwork#

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Trivia#

  • This is the first video game based on My Hero Academia to feature an English dub.
  • Some of the characters' Quirks are visualized differently than in the original series.
  • Mina's Acid is a light pink color, similar to her skin, instead of gray and purple like in the anime and manga respectively. It retains its anime coloring in her character art.
  • Shota's Erasure is presented with red eye symbols that appear above him, causing red particles to float around opponents and preventing them from using their second Quirk attack until the effect wears off, limiting their Quirks as opposed to negating them.
  • Strangely, this also prevents Stain and Mei Hatsume from using their second attacks, despite these two not using their Quirks for combat and relying on blades and support items respectively.
  • Mirio's Permeation is presented with a blue glow that surrounds him whenever his Quirk is active.
  • Nejire's Wave Motion is blue and green, as opposed to yellow like in the anime and manga. It retains its original color in her character art.
  • Sir Nighteye's Foresight is presented with a purple hologram of the opponent which predicts their following moves.
  • Tomura's Decay is depicted with a purple and black destructive energy.
  • Himiko's Transform covers her with a pink aura, unlike the gray slime in the anime and manga.
  • Hitoshi's Brainwashing is presented as a soundwave dome that surrounds him. Instead of verbally responding to him, opponents are affected by his Quirk should they try to attack him while inside the dome.
  • Midnight's costume is censored in both the Western and Japanese releases, with her chest being covered up by her leotard.
  • In addition, her character art has her wearing formal wear rather than her usual hero costume. This outfit is a callback to Episode 58.
  • In the game's story mode, the Villain Bots used at U.A. High School are replaced by the U.S.J. Nomu, which are described as "Faux Villains".
  • Upon beating the U.S.J. Nomu's Arcade Mode, the player receives character art of Izuku wearing his U.A. school uniform instead. Moreover, due to the Nomu being unable to speak, he is the only character that won't quote "Plus Ultra" after clearing a route.

Videos#

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