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8.2My Hero One's Justice 2 on Switch 2 delivers vibrant, fast-paced battles with a massive roster and faithful anime spirit.
My Hero One's Justice 2
Byking · Mar 13, 2020
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Based on the smash hit MY HERO ACADEMIA Anime, in MY HERO ONE’S JUSTICE 2, players will create a team of three fighters from a huge roster of heroes and villains – facing off against rival teams of other players both offline and online, or versus the computer.
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- App Trigger5.5My Hero One’s Justice 2 isn’t a terrible game, it’s just completely uninterested in being a particularly exceptional one. While it may offer some thrills for diehard fans of the anime, My Hero One’s Justice 2 feels more like a cash grab than a fully-fleshed out experience.
- Comic Book8.0Surrounding this fun core fighter is a wealth of other activities and customization options. There's a story mode that recounts the events of the final half of the third anime season up to the end of the fourth season's Shie Hassaikai arc from both the heroes' and villains' perspectives. It won't be easy for non-fans to jump into as there is very little packaging around each fight (with a few anime stills delivering an abridged version of events), and fights aren't very challenging, but it's a good way to figure everything out!
- Xbox Tavern6.6My Hero One’s Justice 2 is well put together and offers a variety of slick game modes. For a fan of the anime it’s sure to be a hit, but if you’re not you may not follow the story or find much to get excited about. The combat is fun, but the novelty wears off pretty quickly when you find yourself spamming the same moves.
- HookedGamers6.0Finally, I have to mention, the name is just so terrible. If I wasn’t already familiar with the characters who feature on its promo art, I would have no reason to assume a connection between this game and the anime series. The conjunction between the written “One” and the numeral “2” makes for a jarring appearance.
- Nintendo World Report4.0My Hero One’s Justice 2 feels less like a sequel and more like an obligation - and that’s when it actually works. With the first game’s roster already a bit out of date by the time it launched, there was an obvious need to expand the lineup with characters from later in the show’s run.
Gamer reviews
An Improvement from the first game.
It took around 6 hours to complete the story mode for this game but overall for a completionist roughly 12/14 hrs. Much like its predecessor it had the storyline split 50/50 Hero and Villian which allowed you to play as multiple characters throughout the game (The story mode covers up to the rescue of Eri which is season 4). One of the things I saw an improvement was the access to English voiceover and including sub storylines that are in fact in line with the canon anime storyline so your not doing a "what if" chapter like the first game. I like that you can easily pick up this sequel without having played the first game. Got this game for $18 during a sale ideally would recommend getting this game around $15 max.
MHA fan
Played this game just for me to re-experience Season 4 of this Anime series. I honestly don't like the way how they tell the story of this game. For me, it really lacks the cinematic aspect as compared to other anime games I have played before. In terms of mechanics, this is still the same fighting mechanics based on the previous title itself. For me, this is just a typical fighting game with a mediocre story campaign but entertaining arcade and battle mode. **VISUALS** _Artistry: 9/12_ _Technical Merit: 6/8_ **SOUND DESIGN** _Music: 10/12_ _Sound Effects & Vocals: 6/8_ **INTERACTION** _Control & Interface: 6/8_ _Player Agency: 7/8_ _Accessibility: 3/4_ **MECHANICS** _Feedback & Fun: 8/10_ _Depth: 3/5_ _Variety: 3/5_ **CHARACTER** _Narrative: 6/8_ _Heart: 5/6_ _Originality:4/6_
The combat mechanics in this game is unbalanced , you can easily drop a combo by a bug , it's not the fighting game we expect , especially when the anime has a large community of fans , also , I don't like the combination of "one's" and "2" in the title , it seems weird , however it's an improvement from the previous sequel , I highlighte the good number of characters , amazing hit effects , funny moves and special moves (some are well animated and some are not)
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