My Hero Academia: All’s Justice launches September 4, with Switch 2 joining the same-day lineup

My Hero Academia: All’s Justice has announced a September 4 launch. The description on BANDAI NAMCO Entertainment America’s official video lists PS5, Xbox Series X|S, PC, and Nintendo Switch 2, and also includes a Pre-order note.

In the same flow, Bandai Namco’s official product page is already showing the Standard Edition, Deluxe Edition, and Ultimate Edition lineup. That makes today’s news feel less like a simple announcement and more like a pre-order notice that makes players start thinking about which version to wait for.

The options officially opened today

The platform spread is broad from the start. On console, PS5 and Xbox Series X|S are listed; on the portable side, Nintendo Switch 2 is included; and PC support is also locked in. For players who were weighing an anime-based game between home and handheld play, the checkpoint is clear.

The edition structure is already split as well. The official page shows the Deluxe Edition with a Season Pass (DLC 1-5) + Season Pass Bonus, while the Ultimate Edition adds HUD banners and a costume pack on top of that. Prices for each edition have not yet been announced, so they should be checked before reserving.

For now, comparing the contents comes before the price

The piece still missing from this announcement is the price list. Prices for each edition have not yet been announced, so they should be checked before reserving. That means today is better spent sorting out whether to go Standard, whether the Season Pass is needed, and whether the costume pack matters, rather than rushing straight to reserve.

Even so, the fact that the launch date is locked for September 4 and includes Switch 2 is a fairly direct change. Both fans of the original work and arena-action players now have a date worth marking.

The main point of today’s article

In short, All’s Justice is no longer just “a new game coming someday.” It is now a title with a September 4 date and an edition structure already opened together. The fact that it is launching simultaneously with Switch 2 included is also clear, making this especially relevant for readers still deciding on a platform.

What remains are the price list and detailed pre-order bonuses. Once those arrive, the purchase decision will become clearer, but as of today, prices for each edition have not yet been announced, so they should be checked before reserving. For now, the release date, platforms, and edition structure are the key confirmed points.