What happens when the heroes and villains of My Hero Academia enter a battle royale?
Mobile gamers are about to find out.
Bandai Namco has officially announced My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile, a smartphone version of the free-to-play multiplayer game already available on consoles and PC.
The game brings familiar characters from the anime into large-scale battles where players compete in teams of three.
Each match features 24 participants divided into eight teams, with players using their characters’ individual Quirks to defeat opponents and survive until the end.
Fans can expect recognizable characters such as Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, Shoto Todoroki and All Might, each bringing abilities inspired by the original series.
The mobile version is designed for iOS and Android devices, making the experience accessible to players who don’t own a gaming console.
And there’s already something fans can do before launch.
Bandai Namco opened pre-registration on November 9, alongside the release of a new teaser video.
The company is also introducing a reward campaign tied to the number of players who register in advance.
If the game reaches 300,000 pre-registrations, players will receive special anniversary-themed character costumes. Additional rewards include in-game tickets.
The original My Hero Ultra Rumble has already reached more than 20 million downloads worldwide, showing that the franchise has established an audience beyond its anime and manga roots.
A mobile version could expand that community even further, especially among younger players who primarily use smartphones for gaming.
But Bandai Namco hasn’t confirmed the full international rollout details or an exact release date.
For now, fans can register their interest and watch the first teaser.
And if you’ve ever wanted to see Deku and Bakugo settle things in a battle royale, this is probably the closest you’ll get.
