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My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero

Game

My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero is a 2021 open-world action RPG for iOS and Android from China's Xin Yuan Studio, published regionally by KOMOE Game, Sony Pictures Television, A Plus Japan, and Bluetaku. It becomes the first My Hero Academia game with an official English release.

Genre: Open-world Action RPG
Platform: Mobile (iOS/Android)
Developer: Xin Yuan Studio
Publisher: KOMOE Game Corporation (Asia); Sony Pictures Television (NA); A PLUS JAPAN (EU); Bluetaku (SEA)
Release Year: 2021
North America Release Date: 2021-05-19
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Gameplay

Players roam an open city as a hero squad leader, building a roster around Midoriya, Bakugo, Todoroki, and pro heroes like All Might and Endeavor. Combat leans on real time action similar to superhero titles like Infamous or Marvel's Spider-Man, and players tackle PvP matches or team up with friends in the co-op Allied Assault mode.
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Premise

The game casts players as a rookie hero building a squad inside the My Hero Academia world, recruiting and leveling up familiar students and pros to run missions and progress through story content loosely tied to the anime's setting.
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Release

The English version launches May 19, 2021 across North America, Latin America, the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, and Scandinavia, following an earlier Asian debut. The free-to-play title runs on a freemium model with in-game purchases until its service ends on March 31, 2025.
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