Right off the bat I would not drop more than 10-15 dollars on this game. Its a fun game and it plays great but the content is not there. You can clear the hero story in 3 hours or less depending on your skill level and then you do have the villain half but I know not everyone cares about replaying fights from the other side. If you are a die hard MHA fan like myself it may be worth playing however this is a big however.
There is no dub at all. This is very important to someone like myself so the game itself was totally a drag for me as I just do not like sub. Especially for this series. The second game picks off right after this one so if you are looking to play that which does have dub and is a better game overall it may be worth it to play this unless you don't care or want to go off the anime.
This is a deep sale buy for sure don't pay full price it has nothing on games like the ninja storm series or even kakarot. And yeah the comic cutscenes are cool and all but when it comes to games that tell a story of an anime nothing beats in game cutscenes that actually go in and give you enough content to go off. ultimate ninja storm games can actually tell you the story of naruto ( save for uns 1) this game its like a preview of MHA doesn't give you that much info just the bare minimum.

There isn't a great selection of MHA games already, but this is passable even for a bit of mindless fun. Pretty poor roster of characters, only really covers the absolute minimum you could include from the series first season. The characters that are here are pretty good representations of their abilities but the balance isn't great. You'll probably find yourself gravitating towards the same 3 or 4 characters for most of it.

Going for the Platinum trophy is an absolute slog though. It was only made bearable by spamming Shigaraki's moves to stunlock the CPU. That or using Endeavour who's OP (but also paid DLC).

Your typical anime arena fighter with some insanely cheap tactics and busted combo loops. Still had a blast with this one. The story mode is boring and the menus feel cheap, but playing it online is surprisingly fun!

You have normals and auto combos.
To do specials, you point the stick in any direction and press an attack. You are allowed to dash cancel once per combo. You get to bring 2 assists with you. That's the general structure and it's pretty fun to learn when to call assist or input the air dash to maximize reward. You cannot block in the air, you have to perfect block to do so (pressing block as soon as the attack hits). This just allows for some gross resets.

Shigiraki's "Countdown" grab is one of the most interesting grappler designs I've ever seen. If you land his lunging leap grab 4 times, the opponent is instantly K.O.'d. You can combo into it! Since it lunges forward, it is a fantastic whiff punisher. Certain assists will hold the opponent in place, allowing you to land command grab yet again!
Ok, so the opponent likes to jump away a lot, in fear of the grab. Since they cannot block in the air, they can't keep doing that either. What ends up happening is arena fighter footsies. Who's going to attack first. Really fun stuff, but I can see how that would turn people away.

I was kinda liking this, but then I ran out of interesting Youtube videos to play in the background and I saw this game for what it truly is. Monotonous “story” missions that are just fighting and fighting and fighting until the game ends only for you to unlock even more of them after that. This game wants so badly to be Naruto Ultimate Ninja Storm. It’s kinda pathetic. Unlike those games, this game has cheap, bland looking cutscenes, and the only thing between fights are shots of the anime in comic strip format. I was just so tired of it by the end of the “story mode”. This one also has basically no replay-ability now when it comes to multiplayer because the second one exists and has a bigger roster. It also DIDN’T EVEN HAVE AN ENGLISH DUB. Which is lame as fuck because the only reason I bought this was to play with my little brother, and he will definitely enjoy it less since he doesn’t associate the characters with those voices.

Boku no Hero, um Shonen em minha opinião absolutamente brilhante. Tudo nele é bem feito, o world-building e uso do tema de heróis e ideais é impecável, a construção dos personagens deixa muitos outros no chinelo, até com personagens que só aparecem em um arco são muito acima pros padrões do gênero. É um anime/mangá que tem muito texto e nem sempre tem luta rolando, não num nível Hunter x Hunter claro, mas o Horikoshi tem um domínio total sobre sua história e a conta do jeito que quer. É uma obra absurdamente rica de conteúdo e eu recomendo pra qualquer um.

Agora que já fiz propaganda pro anime (faz o pix Horikoshi) só pra ter algo a mais pra falar aqui, vou falar sobre o que deveria: o jogo. Por eu ser bem fã da obra consegui tirar algum proveito aqui, mas o gameplay é bem chatinho mesmo com os padrões de simplicidade que arena fighters de anime costumam ter. Auto-combo, poderzinho 1 e 2, especial e valeu. O jogo ao menos compensa no visual, que é bem bonito, os golpes, os efeitos, tudo é bem feito e bonito mas é uma pena que não tenha um gameplay bacana pra acompanhar. O modo história como de costume de jogos do gênero é patético com imagens estáticas e o jogo tem umas 30 horas de conteúdo com missões repetitivas e grind de equipamentos, eu pedi arrego com 5 horas, mais um pras pendências de possíveis platinas. Não sei se a sequência melhora muito, mas My Hero One's Justice é um joguinho bem mediano, só recomendo pra quem é fã e quiser jogar com os personagens que gosta ou pegar num preço bom, no meu caso eu sou fã e paguei vintão.