My Hero Academia One’s Justice 2remains one of the mostactive casual fighting games out there. Witha recent DLC putting Mei Hatsume on the roster, as well asan upcoming DLC that will add Class 1-B’s own Itsuka Kendo as another playable character, it looks like this game isn’t anywhere close to expiring. While the main selling point of this game is that it promises players the opportunity to control some of their favorite characters from the anime, the ultimate attacks of these characters, known as Plus Ultras, add to the gameplay by forcing the players into unique cutscenes where they utilize their Quirks to take down their opponent.
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Of course, no Plus Ultra should be taken lightly, there are a few that stand out not only because of how much damage they cause, but how visually appealing they are compared to others.
Updated May 22, 2025 by Ritwik Mitra:My Hero Academiahas one of the biggest fandoms in the current shonen landscape, and most of these fans would obviously want a more interactive way to relive some of the best moments in the entire series, This is exactly whereMy Hero One’s Justice 2comes into the picture — a competent fighter with amazing moves set in theMy Hero Academiauniverse would obviously be high on the priority list of fans who absolutely love this series. The Plus Ultras are especially notable in this title, serving as a celebration of each character’s power and showcasing the most effective way that they use these moves in battle.
15All For One
For all the power that All for One supposedly holds in the palm of his hands, one has to admit that his Plus Ultra definitely could’ve added more to the mix. That being said, it’s still a powerful move that should be given the props it’s due regardless.
After focusing all the powers he’d stolen through All for One in his right hand, the supervillain unleashes a massively powerful blow that ends up decimating his opponent… along with the environment.
14Shoto Todoroki
A character with one of the most unique and powerful Quirks in the entire game, it’s only a given that Todoroki would use both his powers in order to augment the damage of his Plus Ultra move… although he does lean more towards his fiery half to deal damage in this technique.
After stunning the opponent with an ice attack, Shoto surrounds his opponent in flames and gives them no hope of escaping as he blasts them point blank with a barrage of fire that knocks their health down quite a bit, and understandably so.
13Bakugo
With his ability to generate gasoline and ignite it to create fiery explosions, Bakugo is easily one of the most hot-headed characters in the entire show, although one has to admit that his dynamic with Midoriya is quite interesting in its own right as well.
InMy Hero One’s Justice 2, Bakugo’s Plus Ultra involves him using his Quirk to create a fiery tornado of sorts, following which he completely envelops his opponent in a series of blasts that cause a ton of damage. Given the erratic nature of this technique, this Plus Ultra is definitely the perfect fit for Bakugo.
12Deku (Shoot Style)
Shoot Style Deku has always been a popular character in theOne’s JusticeandOne’s Justive 2, mostly because of his agility and the fact that he’s not too complicated to use.
His second Plus Ultra has received a slight upgrade since the first game; it’s essentially the same thing, with Deku kicking the opponent into the air and back down to the ground, but features a finisher in which Deku delivers a Detroit Smash straight to his opponent’s face. The blow is detailed in slow-motion, allowing players to take full advantage of their unlucky victim’s face.
11Muscular
Besides a slight aesthetic change, Muscular’s second Plus Ultra hasn’t changed at all betweenOne’s JusticeandOne’s Justice 2. After beating the opponent to the ground, he adds insult to injury by delivering a flurry of enhanced punches that forces his opponent into the earth.
Unfortunately, the option to deliver a 1,000,000% Delaware Detroit Smash doesn’t apply here, so Muscular is free to do as he pleases here without sudden retaliation.
10Fat Gum, Suneater, & Kirishima
The biggest difference fromOne’s JusticetoOne’s Justice 2was the inclusion of Team Plus Ultras, which, similar to normal Plus Ultras, evoke special cutscenes when used, but they can only be activated when players utilize a team composed of three members that have a special connection in regards to their relation in the anime. These moves not only deal a colossal amount of damage, but they show just how a trio of characters would fight if they ever found themselves working together against a single opponent in the anime.
Because Fat Gum, Suneater, and Kirishima developed such a close bond during the events of Season 4, their Team Plus Ultra involves each hero getting a hit on the opponent before the three combine their power in a triple punch that blows the enemy away.
9All Might
It goes without saying that the Symbol of Hope would obviously have one of the best Plus Ultra’s in the game, and All Might certainly doesn’t falter in this regard.
His Plus Ultra replicates the assault he landed on the Nomu that was supposedly build to absorb the shock of powerful blows — after a punch rush that absolutely decimates his opponent, All Might lands a massive uppercut to the abdomen of their opponent that sends them flying to the stratosphere.
It goes without saying that this attack would’ve easily incapacitated any person for the long run… but, in the interest of fairness, All Might’s Plus Ultra only takes out around half of an opponent’s health bar.
8Chisaki (Version 2)
Chisaki Version 2 packs a lot of power, which makes up for the fact that he can barely move, and his Plus Ultra is definitely one of the most satisfying in the entire game.
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It’s also one of the most gruesome, since it involves him impaling his opponent on a stake of rock with an ominous crimson backdrop that almost makes this attack feel like an instant KO. Fortunately for Sir Nighteye, this attack can be brushed off like any other move, granted the victim still has an ample amount of health left afterwards.
7Endeavor
Endeavor, though added as DLC forOne’s Justice, came withOne’s Justice 2without any additional costs. Unfortunately, this meant that he was pretty much the same as he was in the first game, although this wasn’t necessarily a bad thing. especially when it comes to his amazing Plus Ultra.
Not only does he savagely grab his opponent by the face, sending flames from his palm to burn their scalp, but he creates a huge sphere of fire that the victim slowly falls into before being engulfed by a supernova. The most satisfying thing about this attack is seeing the target get closer and closer to Endeavor’s sphere of fire before it explodes, although this wouldn’t be so satisfying for the person on the receiving end of this move.
6Deku (Full Cowling 100%)
Watching Midoriya activate the 100% potential of his Full Cowling in order to dish an incredibly satisfying beatdown upon Chisaki is easily one of the best moments inMy Hero Academiaby a country mile.
So, it goes without saying thatMy Hero One’s Justice 2also turns Deku’s Plus Ultra into a spectacle, with Midoriya launching his opponent in the air before clobbering them with a massive kick and a punch rush, following by a resounding punch to the opponent’s cranium that sends them crashing back to the ground.
