Summary
A new trademark filing could have leaked the potential existence of a new in-developmentMy Hero Academiagame. Since launching as a manga series in 2014,My Hero Academiahas gone on to become one of the most popular manga of all time, selling millions of copies over the course of its 10-year run.
Though the originalMy Hero Academiamanga concluded its run in August 2024 after a lengthy 10-year buildup, there’s more life yet in the ultra-popular superhero saga. Thefinal season of theMy Hero Academiaanimewill debut in Fall 2025, and a new anime is planned, adapting theMy Hero Academia: Vigilantesspin-off series. And like other landmark manga such asNarutoorDragon Ball, future merchandising, game adaptations, and talk of sequels and new spin-offs will likely keep theMy Hero Academiafranchise and fan community engaged for years to come.
That seems to be the plan if a new trademark filing from publisher Shueisha is any indication. As spotted byTwitter user JaSonic Synduality Reporter, on July 25, 2025, Shueisha filed a trademark for something called “All’s Justice” with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO). While the term “All’s Justice” doesn’t contain any of the words inMy Hero Academia, the term formulation matches that of theMy Hero One’s Justicegame series, a pair ofanime arena fightersbased onMy Hero Academiareleased between 2018 and 2020.
New Trademark Filing Hints at Possible New My Hero Academia Franchise Project
While the “All’s Justice” title certainly suggests that the new trademark could be a newMy Hero Academiagame, potentially connected to theOne’s Justicetitles, it’s not a slam-dunk confirmation on its own. The trademark could be for anything related to the franchise, such as a newMy Hero Academiafilm like the recently releasedYou’re Next, or even something completely unrelated that just happens to have a very familiar-sounding title, though that last possibility seems unlikely.
Reactions online were largely positive, particularly to the prospects of a newMy Hero Academiagame. Many fans felt that a follow-up toMy Hero One’s Justicewas overdue. TheOne’s Justicegames predate some of the manga and anime’s biggest conflicts, like the Final War and its surrounding battles. A new game in theOne’s Justiceseries, or perhaps a new original game, would have the chance to depict those battles, along withwhat happened to Deku at the end of theMy Hero Academiamanga. The filing also comes a few months before the final season of the anime, potentially putting a theoretical new game release at a time of peaking interest inMy Hero Academiaas a whole.
Whatever does come out of Shueisha’s new trademark, the heroic stories of theMy Hero Academiauniverse aren’t done yet. Between new anime and spin-offs, franchise fans will have plenty to look forward to for the foreseeable future.
My Hero Academia
In My Hero Academia, Young Deku is born into a world where people commonly have something called quirks, also known as superpowers. He himself is born without any, but circumstances lead to that changing. He enrolls at the UA High School, a prestigious academy where the worlds future heroes learn how to use their powers.
