Exciting News for My Hero Ultra Rumble Players: Crossplay Arrives in Season 10
More than a year and a half following the debut of My Hero Academia‘s battle royale, My Hero Ultra Rumble, developers Byking and Bandai Namco have officially unveiled an eagerly awaited feature: crossplay. Set to roll out on March 26, 2025, as part of the enhancements for Season 10, this new capability promises to broaden the gaming experience significantly.
Details on Crossplay Functionality
While the announcement generated enthusiasm among fans, specific details about the crossplay feature were limited. Notably, Bandai Namco has yet to clarify whether players will have the option to toggle crossplay on or off in their game settings. However, it has been confirmed that crossplay will be available across multiple platforms, allowing Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC users to engage in matches together.
Exciting Season 10 Updates
In addition to the crossplay introduction, Season 10 offers several thrilling updates. Players can now enjoy the latest character, Hitoshi “Hypnosis Hero: Nighthide” Shinso. The season also debuts a new costume for Shota “Eraser Head” Aizawa. Looking ahead, April 2025 will bring a unique Quirk Skill Set, along with idol-inspired costumes for Uraraka and Asui. Following that, fans can anticipate the arrival of Present Mic and All Might costumes in May 2025.
Check Out the Trailer
For a sneak peek at what’s in store for Season 10, watch the official trailer below:
Recap of Season 9 Highlights
Season 9 of My Hero Ultra Rumble launched in January 2025, introducing the villain Kurogiri as a selectable character and the new fighting arena, Chaos City. Fans were treated to new costumes for various characters, including Present Mic, Kurogiri, Kakugo, and Toga, further enriching the gameplay experience.
Game Availability and Additional Content
My Hero Ultra Rumble is accessible on the Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The updates from Season 10 are available now, enhancing gameplay for both veteran and new players. For those interested in the broader My Hero Academia universe, the manga can be found through Viz Media, and fans can catch the anime streaming on Crunchyroll.
For further details, check the full announcement on various news outlets.
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