Everything Confirmed About My Hero Academia: Ultra Rumble So Far

The free-to-play battle royale genre has taken the world by storm in recent years, and anime games are joining the ranks of Fortnite and Call of Duty: Warzone. Popular anime series My Hero Academia there’s a new video game in the works, which was recently announced in Weekly dance magazine through a discussion blurb news My Hero Academia: Ultra Rumble.

This is not the first time My Hero Academia video game, it’s the fourth game after two My Hero’s Justice fighting games and team building RPGs on mobile devices My Hero Academia: The Strongest Hero. However, Ultra Rumble is set to be a departure from previous games, using a new online multiplayer format that will be very different from the four-player action combat style. My Hero’s Justice. When Bandai Namco resumes work Ultra Rumble, only a few things have been confirmed about the game so far.

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My Hero Academia: Ultra Rumble So Far

Weekly Jump announcements don’t bring too much to My Hero Academia fan. However, it does feature some shots of what appear to be in-game stills, and these images show the characters in a variety of situations. Some footage appears to be in the middle of a battle with beams and bullets flying around, while others seem to show characters interacting with NPCs or other players, leading fans to believe the game could has more features than battle royale aspect.

For those reading the manga or watching its anime adaptation, it remains to be seen which characters will be playable. The magazine feature doesn’t give away much, but it does Izuku Midoriya and All Might, Shoto Todoroki, Katsuki Bakugo, and the villainous Shigaraki. It’s safe to say that these characters will most likely be playable or at least central NPCs.

Aside from the characters appearing on the announcement, there is no official confirmation yet. The content of the article promises 24-player multiplayer in the battle royale, so many hope that this large lobby size will lead to the developer creating an even larger character list to choose from. choose. It looks like players will be able to choose many, if not all, of the heroes in My Hero Academiaof class 1-A, including fan favorites like Ochaco Ururaka and Tenya Iida. The inclusion of All Might has many fans curious about the possibility of playing a teacher in the upcoming game, or whether they will be able to play the villain due to Shigaraki’s appearance.

Bandai Namco Unconfirmed release date for My Hero Academia: Ultra Rumble. However, there will be a closed beta testing phase before the game’s release, open to gamers to join for free. There’s no set date for that test to begin, and fans have yet to sign up to participate. Ultra Rumble it will also be free-to-play as of now, and is in development for PC, PS4, Switch, and Xbox One.

Fans have begun to speculate on what this new game will be like. It seems Ultra Rumble would exist in the anime universe rather than My Hero Academia story, like other My Hero Academia Game based on anime. However, fans still have more questions than answers for now, such as wondering what abilities the characters will have, where the game takes place, and whether it will be a hero against humanity. villain or completely free. Answers to more specific questions will be available as Bandai Namco reveals more.

My Hero Academia: Ultra Rumble in development for PC, PS4, Switch and Xbox One.

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