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About FNF': My Hero Academia (Funk's Justice Vs. Deku)

Have you ever wondered what would happen if Izuku “Deku” Midoriya dropped everything except his heroism and grabbed a microphone instead of a One For All charge? That’s basically what this FNF mod sets out to explore, with Funk’s Justice stepping onto the stage as Deku’s lyrical opponent. From the moment the beat kicks in, you can feel that blend of superhero energy and street-smart rhythm, making it way more than just another fan project. It’s like someone from U.A. High decided “Yeah, let’s make a rap battle out of this,” and honestly, they nailed it.

The visuals keep you right in the My Hero Academia universe, too. You’ve got the familiar hues of U.A.’s training grounds, quirks represented in every animated move, and little Easter eggs—like Deku’s signature green shoes tapping in time with the beat. And just when you think it couldn’t get any more authentic, the background changes up to feeling like the real classroom or hallway where you’d expect a heroic showdown to go down. There’s even a cheeky nod to All Might’s “Plus Ultra” in the corner of the HUD.

When it comes to gameplay, you’re still in classic Friday Night Funkin’ territory: hit those arrows perfectly in time with upbeat, heroic-themed tracks. But this mod layers in recorded voice clips and some seriously catchy piano riffs that remind you why you fell for the anime in the first place. You’ll find yourself bopping along on Easy, then sweating bullets by the time you hit Hard, because honestly, those combos take some serious finger dexterity—or maybe just a lot of heroic determination.

Best of all, you don’t need a hero license or to train at U.A. High to jump in. It’s a free mod you can snag online and drop right into Friday Night Funkin’. Whether you’re a diehard MHA fan or you just love a good music battle, this little fan creation delivers a fun, frantic slice of crossover action. Just press start and watch as Deku trades in his hero pose for some killer mic skills—Plus Ultra has never sounded this funky.