MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice Is Now on Nintendo Switch 2

Singapore’s Switch 2 owners have a new reason to brawl — MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice officially landed on Nintendo Switch 2 on 4 September 2026, bringing Kohei Horikoshi’s climactic Final War arc to portable form for the first time. The arena fighter was already out on PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC since February, but the Switch 2 version comes packed with platform-exclusive features that make it worth a second look — or a first.

The Final War Arc, Now in Your Hands

All’s Justice centres on the all-or-nothing showdown that defines the back half of MHA — heroes and villains colliding in chaotic 3v3 battles where every character’s Quirk reshapes the fight. The game covers iconic moments from the Final War arc’s story mode and fields a roster of both familiar heroes and the terrifying villains they face. Combat is fast and Quirk-heavy; the design philosophy is ‘unleash first, think second’, which lands well in a portable context where you want instant excitement.

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice | Nintendo Switch 2 Trailer — via Bandai Namco Entertainment America on YouTube

Switch 2-Exclusive Features Worth Knowing

Nintendo Switch 2 physical edition of MHA All’s Justice with exclusive inner cover art by bones film featuring Deku and Shigaraki
Image courtesy of Bandai Namco

The Switch 2 version isn’t just a port — Bandai Namco loaded it with content that doesn’t exist on other platforms. Physical buyers get an exclusive inner cover illustration by bones film, the animation studio behind the anime, featuring Izuku Midoriya and Tomura Shigaraki from the Izuku Midoriya Rising theatrical short. It’s a lovely collector’s touch that alone justifies grabbing the box over a digital copy if you’re a die-hard fan.

PAC-MAN x Heroes: The Minigame Mode

PAC-MAN minigame in MHA All’s Justice on Nintendo Switch 2, free update available from September 4, 2026
Image courtesy of Bandai Namco

A free update released alongside the Switch 2 launch adds a Minigame mode featuring Class 1-A students across ten different minigame types — and yes, that includes a PAC-MAN collaboration where the classic maze gets a Quirk-powered skin. The minigame update is free for all platforms (PS5 players who already own the game will get it too), but it debuts on Switch 2 launch day, so the timing lines up perfectly for newcomers.

GameChat Online — Friends Without a Copy Can Still Play

Nintendo Switch 2 GameChat feature showing two consoles playing MHA All’s Justice online together via GameShare
Image courtesy of Bandai Namco

Perhaps the most compelling Switch 2 feature is GameChat online battle via GameShare: if you own the game, you can invite a friend to join your online session even if they don’t have a copy of All’s Justice. For Singapore players whose friend group is split on whether to buy, this means one copy can effectively serve as a multiplayer bridge. You do need a Nintendo Switch Online membership and an internet connection, and the host must have a compatible game; the feature is Switch 2 only and won’t work cross-play with other platforms.

Available Now — Where to Get It

MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice is available now on Nintendo Switch 2 in three editions — Standard, Deluxe, and Ultimate — through the Nintendo eShop and at major game retailers and electronics chains locally. The Deluxe and Ultimate editions bundle additional character skins, Hero Coins, and season pass content. Preorder bonuses — Izuku Midoriya Rising and All For One Chaos character unlocks plus 30,000 Hero Coins — may still be redeemable depending on where you purchase; check with your retailer.

For more game news and Switch 2 coverage, keep an eye on GameTrader.SG — including the Nintendo Double Direct streaming this Monday and Tuesday night (SGT) where more Switch 2 surprises are expected.

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