Tsuyu Asui, Momo Yaoyorozu, and Denki Kaminari coming to My Hero Academia: One’s Justice

Bandai Namco has announced three more characters for My Hero Academia: One’s Justice. Tsuyu Asui, Momo Yaoyorozu, and Denki Kaminari will be playable in the upcoming arena fighter based on the My Hero Academia manga and anime franchise.

The three were announced in a recent issue of Jump magazine. The issue showed the three character as well as some in game screenshots of them.

Of the three, Tsuyu Asui, a.k.a. Froppy, may be the one most people may be familiar — being one of the most popular and memetic characters to come out of the series. For those not familiar with her, her powers basically have her able to do whatever a frog can — something reflected in the screenshots below.

The more conventional-looking Momo Yaoyorozu, a.k.a. Creati, has the power of creation. She’s able to create just about any non-living object out of her body. One quirk of this power is that it’s tied to her food intake. It’ll be interesting to see how this will be represented in game.

Another character with an interesting quirk to his powers, Denki Kaminari, a.k.a. Chargebolt, can produce electricity from his body, to a point. Once he goes over the limit however, he shorts out his brain and lower his intelligence for at least an hour. Again, this may be something fleshed out as a mechanic for him.

We’ll likely learn more about these characters in the near future. In the meantime, check out this scan of the issue from Shonen Gamez.

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As well as these new screenshots:

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My Hero Academia: One’s Justice is set to release on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC sometime in 2018.

Sources: Shonen GamezSiliconera

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