A Figure That Gets Younger as the Fight Goes On
The hook of this release is the de-aging gimmick. During the final battle, All For One's body regresses through younger stages, and the figure ships with parts to follow him down that path. According to a report from Japanese anime news site Anime Anime, the set includes an effect-equipped front-hair part for his young-adult form, a full boy-form head set, and boy-form leg parts (left and right) that shorten the figure from roughly 160mm to about 155mm.
Beyond the age swaps, the set comes with four pairs of interchangeable hands, five face plates, and effect-equipped hand parts that recreate his Quirk in action. The figure is molded in PVC and ABS.
Anime Anime's headline quotes the line that frames the release: "This is the story of how I become the greatest Demon Lord." That is All For One's own summary of his arc, and the packaging concept follows it into the last chapter of the fight.
The Bakugo Bonus and Hiroshi Kamiya's Role
Collectors who already own S.H.Figuarts Katsuki Bakugo -The Beginning- get a bonus: a replacement head part for that figure, so the two can be posed together in a final-battle setup. The product page on Bandai's Tamashii Web Shop, the collector storefront inside Premium Bandai, lists it as a web-shop exclusive.
The young-adult version of All For One also has a notable voice behind it. In the anime, Hiroshi Kamiya (Levi in Attack on Titan, Koyomi Araragi in Bakemonogatari) voices the character's younger form, a casting choice that drew plenty of attention in Japan. The figure's young-adult hair part is the piece that corresponds to that stage.
Here is the full rundown from the source:
- Price: ¥11,000 (tax included; shipping and handling separate)
- Preorder period: from September 17, 2026
- Shipping: April 2027 (planned)
- Size: approx. 160mm (approx. 155mm with boy-form leg parts)
- Materials: PVC, ABS
- Contents: main body, four pairs of swap hands, five face plates, effect hand parts (L/R), effect-equipped young-adult front-hair part, boy-form head part set, boy-form leg parts (L/R)
- Bonus: swap head part for S.H.Figuarts Katsuki Bakugo -The Beginning-
Where My Hero Academia Stands in 2026
For readers keeping score, Kohei Horikoshi's manga ran for 10 years in Weekly Shonen Jump, and the collected volumes have topped 100 million copies in circulation worldwide. The premise is the familiar one: about 80 percent of humanity has a superpower called a Quirk, and Izuku Midoriya, better known as Deku, enrolls at U.A. High School to become a professional Hero alongside his classmates.
The anime started in April 2016 and wrapped its television run with the 2025 Final Season, totaling eight seasons and 170 episodes, plus four theatrical films. Since April 2026 the franchise has been running a 10th-anniversary project called My Hero Academia The Animation 10th Anniversary. That project produced the special episode No.170+1 "More," which adapts the bonus chapter included in the final manga volume, and a short special titled "I am a hero too," based on a one-shot from the official fanbook.
The All For One figure lands squarely in that anniversary window, and it targets the fight that closed out the main story.
Looking Ahead
Preorders are open now on Tamashii Web Shop, with shipping planned for April 2027. The Anime Anime report only covers the Japanese storefront; Tamashii Web Shop exclusives frequently appear on Premium Bandai's overseas sites and at import retailers, but check listings in your region rather than assuming.
For a rewatch of the battle the figure is based on, the My Hero Academia anime streams on Crunchyroll in most international markets, and Viz Media publishes the manga in English, including the final volume with the bonus chapter that "More" adapts.