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My Hero Academia: All’s Justice adds ten minigames and a new title-screen visual

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Version 4.00 of My Hero Academia: All’s Justice is available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Steam. It adds ten minigames, applies character balance changes and improves stability. After Story Mode is cleared, an original bones film illustration called Izuku Midoriya Rising can appear at random on the title screen. Bandai Namco says the Nintendo Switch 2 patch will become available when that edition launches.

The new minigames are optional activities, not a replacement campaign

Ten additional minigames broaden the number of short activities available outside the main battles. The patch note does not say that Story Mode has received ten new chapters, so players should not expect a second campaign from this line alone. Minigames are useful for shorter sessions and can ask for different timing or movement skills than an arena fight. A returning player should look through the relevant menu before assuming that every activity is unlocked immediately. Some games connect optional modes to story progress, and the official summary does not remove any existing progression condition.

The title-screen illustration has a clear unlock condition

The Izuku Midoriya Rising visual becomes eligible only after Story Mode has been completed. Even then, it appears at random when the game launches. A player may therefore meet the requirement and still see the regular screen several times. That is not automatically a bug. The practical check is to confirm that the story completion is recorded, close the application fully and observe several fresh launches. Restarting from a suspended state may not run the same title-screen selection. The illustration changes presentation and does not indicate a secret combat bonus or a new playable form by itself.

Feature Confirmed change
Minigames Ten added
Title screen Izuku Midoriya Rising visual can appear after Story Mode
Balance Character adjustments included
Switch 2 Patch planned when that version launches

Balance changes should be read from the detailed list

Bandai Namco links to a separate balance document instead of compressing every character adjustment into the short announcement. Players who compete seriously should consult that document for exact values and move-specific changes. General statements such as a character being stronger can hide an important trade-off, because one attack may gain consistency while another loses damage or recovery advantage. Training mode offers a controlled place to compare familiar sequences. Use the same opponent, position and settings, then check whether a combo still connects before carrying an old route into an online match.

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Stability improvements do not identify one universal crash

The update includes an overall stability improvement but does not provide a list of every corrected crash. That wording should not be turned into a promise that all technical problems are gone. If a player had a repeatable failure, the best test is to recreate the same menu path or battle after the update. On PC, verifying the installed files can help if the download was interrupted. On consoles, a full restart after installation ensures that the new executable is loaded. A new report should include the platform, build number and exact point where the application stopped.

Switch 2 owners have a different timetable

The publisher says version 4.00 will be available on Nintendo Switch 2 once the Switch 2 edition launches. That means the current PlayStation, Xbox and Steam availability should not be copied directly into advice for Nintendo users. The delayed platform is not described as losing the content permanently. It simply receives the patch with its own release. Buyers should check the store page in their region for the launch state and required storage. Until then, screenshots or balance reports from another platform may describe features that cannot yet be opened on Switch 2.

An internet connection is required to obtain the file

All’s Justice can contain offline activities, but the new version still has to be downloaded. Bandai Namco explicitly notes that an internet connection is required for the update. After installation, players should confirm that the version has changed before searching for the minigames. A console with two accounts may have downloaded the file under one profile while another profile still needs to accept updated terms or synchronize its save.

These account steps should be separated from the content itself so an access issue is not mistaken for a missing feature.

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