Bandai Namco Entertainment has announced a dedicated mobile adaptation of its multiplayer battle royale game, My Hero Ultra Rumble, launching pre-registrations for iOS and Android devices alongside an official teaser trailer.
The upcoming smartphone title operates as a distinct standalone product rather than a direct port of existing hardware versions. Bandai Namco confirmed that the mobile application will not share multiplayer servers or account progression with the established console and PC editions.
Players on iPhone, iPad, Android phones, and tablets will compete in a separate matchmaking ecosystem. While cross-play between iOS and Android is fully supported, connectivity with PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, or Steam players remains absent, according to Gematsu. Bandai Namco Entertainment announced this smartphone adaptation on November 9, 2026, releasing English and Japanese teaser videos through its official YouTube channels to showcase the project.
Eight squads of three players drop onto a sprawling map to fight for survival until one team remains standing, as reported by Battle4Play.
Each playable role interacts differently with civilians who fail to evacuate the combat zones, introducing tactical variables that can alter the outcome of a match. Future seasonal rollouts will introduce fresh content, including additional characters and costumes, to match console updates while maintaining a separate matchmaking environment.
The publisher structured a tier-based milestone rewards program through the App Store and Google Play storefronts. Reaching 300,000 sign-ups unlocks special commemorative cosmetic outfits for Midoriya, Bakugo, Todoroki, and All Might, alongside up to 200 gacha tickets distributed exclusively to mobile users, according to Gamer.