MHUR: What It Means and Where to Check Current My Hero Ultra Rumble Gachas, Events & Login Bonuses

MHUR is the common abbreviation for My Hero Ultra Rumble, the free-to-play battle royale based on My Hero Academia. If you want to know what's live right now — which gacha rolls are running, which events are active, and what login bonuses you can claim — the fastest route is a dedicated database such as ultrarumble.com, which tracks rolls, events, login bonuses, and season timing in one place. The main caveat: all listed times are in JST (Japan Standard Time), and a maintenance window can temporarily hide or block content even when the schedule says it's live.

What "MHUR" refers to

MHUR is shorthand for My Hero Ultra Rumble. You'll also see it written as MyHeroUR, MHA:UR, MHA UR, or simply Ultra Rumble. They all point to the same game, so a search using any of these variants should land you on the same databases and community resources.

What live content you actually need to track

Four categories cover almost everything time-sensitive in the game:

Where to check current gachas, events, and login bonuses

A database site like ultrarumble.com organizes this into separate sections — typically Latest Releases, Current Gacha Rolls, Current Events, and Login Bonuses — so you can scan everything without opening the game.

Current gacha rolls

The rolls section lists each active banner with its featured character or costume and its exact start and end timestamps. For example, a season's PLUS ULTRA Character Roll, a QUIRK / SKILL Character Roll, and anniversary rolls can all run simultaneously with different end dates. Read the end date on the specific banner you care about rather than assuming all rolls expire together.

Current events

Events are listed with their own windows. Agency events tend to be shorter (a few weeks), while anniversary or mission events can run for the full season. Check the end date before you plan to grind missions.

Login bonuses

Login bonuses are the easiest to miss because many are only active for about a week. The listings include campaign bonuses (anniversary tickets, comeback bonuses), birthday campaigns for individual characters, and season-specific login bonuses. If a bonus is tied to a specific date range, claim it within that range — logging in after it ends won't retroactively grant it.

Reading the dates correctly

Every timestamp on the database is in JST, so convert to your local time before deciding whether something is still available:

• A roll ending at 12:59:59 JST ends late morning or early afternoon in most Western time zones, not at midnight your time.
• A bonus starting at 13:00:00 JST typically begins the same calendar day in Asia but can fall on the previous day in the Americas.
• Some listings show far-future end dates (for example, year 2100), which generally indicate evergreen or ongoing content rather than a limited banner.

Don't forget maintenance

The database shows a maintenance banner when servers are down, with a start and end time in JST. During maintenance, content that the schedule says is live may be inaccessible. Check the maintenance window first if something looks missing — it's often the reason, not a change to the schedule.

Quick routine for staying current

1. Open the database and check the maintenance banner.
2. Scan Current Gacha Rolls for any banner ending soon that you still want to pull on.
3. Check Current Events for missions with near end dates.
4. Review Login Bonuses and claim anything expiring within the next few days.
5. Confirm the season end date so you know when the current lineup resets.

Following that order takes a couple of minutes and covers everything that can expire before your next visit.