The My Hero Academia universe is showing no signs of slowing down, even after the conclusion of its main manga storyline.  A recent trademark filing by publisher Shueisha has sparked speculation about a new game in development, potentially expanding upon the existing My Hero One's Justice series.

The trademark, filed with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) on March 5, 2025, is for the term "All's Justice."  While this phrase doesn't explicitly mention My Hero Academia, its structure mirrors the naming convention of the My Hero One's Justice games, released between 2018 and 2020.

This latest development has fueled excitement among fans, many of whom have been anticipating a follow-up to the My Hero One's Justice titles.  The previous games predate significant events in the manga and anime, such as the climactic Final War. A new game offers the opportunity to explore these pivotal moments, including the aftermath of the manga's conclusion and Deku's fate.

While the "All's Justice" trademark strongly suggests a new game, it's important to note that it could also pertain to other My Hero Academia projects.  Possibilities include a new film, similar to the recently released "You're Next," or another franchise-related venture.  However, given the naming convention and timing, a game announcement seems the most likely scenario.

This news comes at a time of heightened interest in the franchise, with the final season of the anime scheduled for Fall 2025. The potential release of a new game during this period could capitalize on the renewed focus on My Hero Academia.

Between the upcoming final anime season, the Vigilantes spin-off anime adaptation, and the possibility of a new game, My Hero Academia fans have much to anticipate.  The franchise's future remains bright, promising continued engagement with the beloved characters and stories of this superhero universe.