My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile: pre-registration opens on iOS, Android

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Bandai Namco opened pre-registration for My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile on 9 November 2026; it runs separately from console versions and has no launch date yet.
What Happened
Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile, a phone version of its free-to-play My Hero Academia battle game, and opened pre-registration on the App Store and Google Play. The company's release is dated Monday, 9 November 2026, and came with a teaser trailer in English and Japanese. No launch date has been given. The mobile game will run separately from the existing PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC versions, with cross-play between iPhone and Android players.
Key Facts
- Game: My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile, an online battle game for 24 players based on the anime and manga My Hero Academia.
- Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment; release dated 9 November 2026.
- Platforms: iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play); pre-registration open now.
- Launch date: not announced.
- Separate game: it will not share servers or account progress with the console and PC versions, according to reports; iOS and Android players can play together.
- Pre-registration rewards: at 100,000 sign-ups, 50 Roll Tickets and a Shoto Todoroki costume; at 200,000, 50 more Roll Tickets and a Katsuki Bakugo costume; at 300,000, 100 Roll Tickets and costumes for Izuku Midoriya and All Might, according to the campaign details reported.
- Rewards are given after launch, only in the mobile game, and the campaign can change without notice, the company says.
Why It Matters
India's gaming audience lives on phones. Most young players here never buy a console, and the battle games they know best, from Free Fire to BGMI, were built for mobile from the start. A mobile version of My Hero Ultra Rumble brings a well-known anime game within reach of that audience, at a time when anime has become one of the most popular forms of entertainment among Indian teenagers and college students.
The decision to keep the mobile game separate from the console and PC versions matters for players who already have the game. Progress, unlocked characters and purchases from consoles will not carry across, according to reports, so mobile is effectively a fresh start. For new players, the cross-play between iPhone and Android means friends can play together regardless of which phone they use.
There are also points to watch. Free-to-play battle games make money from in-game purchases, and Roll Tickets are used in what is effectively a random draw for items. Reward campaigns that promise free tickets are designed to build a large player base before launch. Young players and parents should read the game's spending and age settings once it is out. The company has not said in which countries the game will launch first, or whether India will be among them.
Peepals calculation: If all three pre-registration goals are reached, each player would receive 200 Roll Tickets in total (50 + 50 + 100 = 200) and four character costumes, for Shoto Todoroki, Katsuki Bakugo, Izuku Midoriya and All Might. The 300,000 goal is three times the first 100,000 milestone (300,000 ÷ 100,000 = 3). Our calculation from the reported figures.
| Pre-registrations | Reward (as reported) |
|---|---|
| 100,000 | 50 Roll Tickets, Shoto Todoroki costume |
| 200,000 | 50 Roll Tickets, Katsuki Bakugo costume |
| 300,000 | 100 Roll Tickets, Izuku Midoriya and All Might costumes |
Impact
Short-term: Fans can pre-register on the App Store and Google Play now to qualify for the rewards when the game launches. A release date is the next big announcement to expect.
Long-term: If the mobile version takes off, it could reach many more players than the console versions, especially in phone-first markets such as India and South-East Asia, and add to the number of anime-based games competing for young players' time and money.
Who is affected: My Hero Academia and anime fans, mobile gamers, existing console and PC players who may want to start again on mobile, parents of young players, and rival mobile battle games.
Key Takeaway
Bandai Namco has opened pre-registration for My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile on iOS and Android, a separate free-to-play version with cross-play between phones, but has not announced a launch date.
Questions and Answers
Is My Hero Ultra Rumble coming to mobile?
Yes. Bandai Namco Entertainment announced My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile for iOS and Android in a release dated 9 November 2026, with pre-registration open on the App Store and Google Play.
When is My Hero Ultra Rumble Mobile releasing?
No launch date has been announced. The company says further details will follow.
Will my console progress carry over to the mobile version?
No, according to reports. The mobile game runs separately from the PlayStation, Xbox, Switch and PC versions and does not share servers or account progress with them, though iOS and Android players can play together.
What are the pre-registration rewards?
As reported, rewards unlock at 100,000, 200,000 and 300,000 sign-ups, for up to 200 Roll Tickets and costumes for Shoto Todoroki, Katsuki Bakugo, Izuku Midoriya and All Might, given after launch.
Disclaimer: Prepared by the Peepals newsroom from publicly available sources with AI assistance. Information is accurate to the best of our knowledge at the time of publication and may change. Images may be representative. Not professional advice. Report an error via our contact page.
By Rhea Malhotra, Digital Life WriterCovers Digital Life and more for Peepals Yuva. All stories by Rhea Malhotra
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