Anime fans rejoice. KLab, the Japanese studio behind Bleach: Brave Souls and Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team, has officially announced (via official website) a new mobile game based on My Hero Academia, slated for global release in 2026. The game is being developed with full approval from the My Hero Academia Production Committee, ensuring authenticity and alignment with the franchise’s core themes.
While specific gameplay details remain under wraps, early reports suggest the title will be an RPG-style experience, potentially featuring character collection, team-building mechanics, and story-driven missions (yeah, I’m sure a gacha). The game will launch worldwide, excluding mainland China, and is expected to support multiple languages to accommodate its international fanbase.
KLab secured the rights to the My Hero Academia IP in November 2022, and development has been underway since early 2023. The announcement comes amid growing anticipation for the anime’s final season and the upcoming console title My Hero Academia: All’s Justice, set to release in February 2026.
