My Hero Ultra Rumble Season 11 Releases

IRVINE, Calif. – May 21, in the year of our Lord 2025 – Push the limits and go beyond Plus Ultra! Season 11 of MY HERO ULTRA RUMBLE, the free-to-play multiplayer Battle Royale game inspired by the hit anime series, starts today. This free update expands the roster of playable characters with a powerful new addition, Neito Monoma. Players will also have the opportunity to obtain new costumes and exclusive items throughout the season. MY HERO ULTRA RUMBLE is available as a free download on PlayStation®4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch™, and PC via Steam®.

Known as the “Copy Hero,” Class 1-B’s Neito Monoma joins the roster to turn the tide of battle using various Quirks. Monoma starts off with a default Quirk set featuring three of his classmates which he can use to engage opponents. If any of his attacks land, Monoma can copy their Quirk Skills. Monoma possesses two Special Actions: one that allows him to copy the Quirk Skills of any nearby ally in close proximity and another Special Action that enables him to switch between the copied Quirk Skills during combat. Monoma comes in with a “U.A. Track Suit” and “Clown” costume.

Season 11 also introduces a variety of new character costumes. Cementoss will debut the 'Party Outfit,' while additional outfits, including the 'Superstar Idol' costume for Nejire Hado will be released later in the season. All Might will receive a new Quirk Skill set in early June. Lastly, the Unforeseen Simulation Joint arena has received a significant update which features extensive enhancements to the Aquatic Zone, offering players a refreshed environment to explore.

In MY HERO ULTRA RUMBLE, players will become a Hero or Villain and join a three-member team to battle against seven other teams on expansive citywide maps. Controlling classic MY HERO characters such as Izuku Midoriya, Katsuki Bakugo, All Might, Tomura Shigaraki, Himiko Toga, and more, fans can utilize their superhuman abilities known as Quirks to attack enemies or support and cooperate with their teammates to survive fights. Plus, with the addition of cross-play compatibility, players can now team up and Rumble across all devices.

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