Go Beyond! My Hero One’s Justice 2 Breaks Out at NYCC 2019

Go Beyond! One’s Justice! The video game based off popular anime/manga My Hero Academia released a trailer for the sequel game during NYCC weekend! As a fan of the My Hero franchise, I was excited to see that they will be building off the first game and NYCC 2019 attendees got to try their hand at an exclusive demo! Much like their first game My Hero One’s Justice, you’re able to play as your favorite characters in a story-line based off the show’s plot. New characters include the third-year power trio: Mirio Togota, Tamaki Amajiki, Nejire Hado, 1A class members: Mina Ashido and Minoru Mineta and villain inductee: Overhaul. During the NYCC panel for My Hero One’s Justice 2, panelists Cyrus Wesson, Khalil White, Lauren Moore, Lawrence Tagarelli and Randy Le faced off in a mini-tournament to showcase the game’s new characters and improved features. The arena-style game now features boards that transform with intensity. You can now potentially recipro burst someone through the ground and end up in an extension of that same arena. If you ever looking to throw hands with all the flashes and galore My Hero One’s Justice proves to be the game for you. The panelists brought the heat with face-offs that included All Might vs Endeavor, Shoto Todoroki vs Tenya Iida and more. The controls are similar like the first game with a bit more flash and flow in regards to graphics.

The Game, The Gamer and The Boot In true gamer fashion, the panelists posted a challenge for every day of the conv…

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