Highlights
- My Hero Academia 3v3 arena fighter is coming to Nintendo Switch 2 on September 4.
- United Survival, free-to-play roguelike action game hits PC and mobile on November 23.
- Season 1 arrives on Blu-ray September 8, following the globally dubbed "More" epilogue.
The mainline My Hero Academia anime may have taken its final bow, but the superhero phenomenon is far from finished. Bandai Namco Entertainment Europe has already confirmed a blockbuster lineup of new releases scheduled for autumn 2026, proving that Kohei Horikoshi’s decade-long franchise is still expanding in major ways.
The fall schedule is headlined by the launch of the 3v3 arena fighter My Hero Academia: All's Justice on the Nintendo Switch 2 on September 4, following its initial multi-platform release earlier in the year. The momentum continues late into the season with the release of My Hero Academia: United Survival, a brand-new free-to-play roguelike action game hitting PC and mobile devices on November 23.
My Hero Academia: United Survival takes a bold new approach for the franchise by swapping out traditional fighting mechanics for an addictive roguelike gameplay loop. Built to deliver that classic "one more run" vibe, the game combines fast-paced action combat centered around individual Quirks with repeatable progression where players unlock upgrades and grow stronger over time.
Each run is designed to play out differently, encouraging fans to experiment with different builds and permanent character upgrades between missions. The game features three-character squad building that allows players to mix heroes and villains, utilizing ultimate attacks and combo abilities that let teammates work together across both original game-exclusive story content and missions inspired by the anime.
Launch Roster: Heroes, Villains, and Quirk Synergies
The launch roster for United Survival already boasts a star-studded lineup of fan favorites from across the series. Players will be able to jump into the action with confirmed playable characters, including Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, Ochaco Uraraka, Tenya Iida, Shoto Todoroki, Tsuyu Asui, and Himiko Toga. Because the core combat revolves around assembling three-fighter squads, discovering powerful Quirk synergies between this mix of heroic and villainous playstyles is shaping up to be one of the game's biggest hooks for fans looking for a fresh tactical experience.
Adding to the early September excitement, Crunchyroll’s official home video schedule confirms that My Hero Academia: Vigilantes Season 1 will launch on Blu-ray in North America on September 8. The hit spin-off and prequel series focuses on Koichi Haimawari, a well-meaning college student who teams up with the gritty vigilante Knuckleduster to protect citizens on the streets outside the official hero system. The premium physical release is tailored for collectors, featuring a special digipak with slipcase packaging, promotional videos, textless opening and ending songs, and four exclusive collectible art cards.
This massive wave of new content arrives at a meaningful time for the brand, building directly upon the broader 10th-anniversary projects first teased at Jump Festa 2026. While dedicated fans know that the final season officially wrapped up in October 2025, the story was completed earlier this year on May 2 with the premiere of a special epilogue episode titled "More", which adapted the final chapter of the manga.
Rather than treating this post-finale era as a slow period for routine repeat broadcasts, reliable reporting indicates that Toho Animation and its partners are treating autumn 2026 as a major franchise event.
Between high-stakes arena fighting on new hardware, deep roguelike team-building, and premium physical media, fall 2026 is shaping up to give fans plenty of unforgettable ways to celebrate the world-shaking clash between One For All and All For One.
