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My Hero ULTRA RUMBLE is a free-to-play online battle royale video game, playable on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and Series S, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

A closed beta on PS4 lasted from February 2nd to 6th 2022 in Japan.[1][2] This was followed by a closed beta in North America from August 17th to 21st. An open beta was then held from May 25th to June 1st, 2023.

It was released worldwide on September 28, 2023.[3]

Gameplay#

24 players, eight teams of three people or twelve teams of two, are dropped into an arena to work together and fight amongst themselves until the last ones are left standing, as the arena itself is slowly getting smaller. Each character possesses a range of skills and abilities based on their respective Quirks, plus their own weaknesses. There are also items to collect on the battlefield including heal items, as well as skill cards that can be used to level up your special abilities and increase their range and power, or ones to create a temporary skill boost.

More playable characters, as well as customizable options such as costumes, voice tags, and emotes, can be unlocked through various means, between winning them in rolls using tickets in-game, or obtaining them using items that can be achieved in-game or purchased using real currency.

Cast#

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Characters#

Playable#

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Assault Characters

Strike Characters

Rapid Characters

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Non-Playable#

Locations#

Seasons#

My Hero Ultra Rumble is divided into seasons, lasting approximately two months. Each season introduces a new character, a new set of costumes, seasonal events, a pro license with many rewards, and new Quirk Skill Sets or new locations.

Season 1#

Season 1 was the global release of the game, which added Momo, Ibara, and Eijiro to the initial roster from the beta release. Eraser Head was included shortly afterwards.

Season 2#

Season 2 introduced a new game mode, Duos, and a new character, Endeavor.

Season 3#

Season 3 introduced a new game mode, Solos, a new map, U.A. Island, the first Quirk Skill Set, Izuku Midoriya (Full Bullet), and a new character, Twice.

Season 4#

Season 4 released with Tomura Shigaraki (Catastrophe) as a new Quirk Skill Set, a new character, All For One, and the Quirk Skill Set, Katsuki Bakugo (Machine Gun) later in the season.

Season 5#

Season 5 released with Mirio Togata as a new character, introduced the new Extreme rank in the ranked game mode, and reworked the U.S.J. map, completely remaking the Mountain zone of the map. The new Quirk Skill Set, Dabi (Crazy Torch) was released later this season.

Season 6#

Season 6 released with Overhaul as a new character, and "Research Notebook No. 1", which is designed to give new players a guideline for what they should do next.

Season 7#

Season 7 released with Hawks as a new character, revised the U.A. Island that added aerial corridors with varying heights, and jump platforms have been added to allow low-mobility characters to quickly ascend to higher areas, as well as a celebration of the 1st anniversary. The new Quirk set, Himiko Toga (Sting Dance) released later, along with Present Mic as a new character.

Season 8#

Season 8 introduced Nejire Hado as a new character, and the new T.U.N.I.N.G. system. The new Quirk set, Eijiro Kirishima (Red Drive) released later in the season.

Season 9#

Season 9 introduced Kurogiri as a new character, along with a new map, Chaos City. The new Quirk set, Denki Kaminari (Lighting) released later in the season.

Season 10#

Season 10 introduced Hitoshi Shinso as a new character. The new Quirk set, Ochaco Uraraka (Zero Satellites) released later in the season.

Season 11#

Season 11 introduced Neito Monoma as a new character, along with the U.S.J. map being updated. Two new Quirk sets, All Might (Gatling) and Itsuka Kendo (Twin Palm Strike) released later in the season.

Season 12#

Season 12 introduced a new game mode, Area Control Battle, and Tamaki Amajiki as a new character. Two new Quirk sets, Endeavor (Inferno Fist) and Mirio Togata (Sheer Counter) released later in the season.

Season 13#

Season 13 released with Izuku Midoriya (One For All) as a new character, as well as a celebration of the 2nd anniversary. The new Quirk set, Hawks (Slicing Wind), released later in the season, along with All For One (Young Age) as a new character.

Season 14#

Season 14 released with Armored All Might as a new character. The new Quirk set, Tomura Shigaraki (Thousand-Hand Break), released later in the season, along with Lady Nagant as a new character later on.

Season 15#

Season 15 released with Fumikage Tokoyami as a new character, along with a new map, Neo Academia. The new Quirk sets, Nejire Hado (Fairy) and Overhaul (Blighted Precipice), released later in the season.

Season 16#

Season 16 released with Star and Stripe as a new character. The new Quirk sets, All For One (Factor Fusion) and Katsuki Bakugo (Cluster), released later in the season.

Season 17#

Season 17 released with Mirko as a new character. The new Quirk sets, Present Mic (D.J. Board) and Eraser Head (Flow Runner) released later in the season.

Season 18#

Season 18 released with Gentle Criminal as a new character along with the Chaos City map being updated. The new Quirk sets, Twice (Sad Man's Parade) and Tsuyu Asui (Froppy Hopper) released later in the season.

Season 19#

Season 19 released with Shoto Todoroki (Phosphor) as a new character, an updated title screen, and the music on the title screen and during the final stages of battle changed to "You Say Run" for a limited time. Toya Todoroki will release later in the season.

Title Screens#

Promotional Images#

Character Artwork#

Character Models#

Showcases the default outfits that you start out with when playing the game.

Heroes#

Villains#

Videos#

Trivia#

  • Momo's costume is slightly censored from her manga and anime costume, as she wears shorts underneath her belt.
  • Hitoshi was originally planned to release with his U.A. Track Suit as a default costume, but it was ultimately changed before release to his Hero Costume from Season 7 of the anime.[4]
  • There are several references in Chaos City to characters yet to be added including Gran Torino's home, which is a minor location, and Manga Fukidashi's Quirk is present as giant letters on a training ground.

References

  1. https://twinfinite.net/2022/01/my-hero-academia-ultra-rumble-announced/
  2. https://www.hitc.com/en-gb/2022/01/17/my-hero-academia-ultra-rumble-beta-release-date/
  3. https://gonintendo.com/contents/26163-my-hero-ultra-rumble-launches-on-september-28th
  4. https://www.reddit.com/r/MyHeroUltraRumble/comments/1jpwvtx/can_we_talk_about_how_great_the_new_shinso_emblem/
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