My Hero Academia Ultra Rumble: What It Is and How to Check Current Gachas, Events & Login Bonuses

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My Hero Academia Ultra Rumble — commonly shortened to My Hero Ultra Rumble, MHUR, or MHA:UR — is the battle royale game set in the My Hero Academia universe. To check what's running right now without opening the game, the unofficial My Hero Ultra Rumble Database (ultrarumble.com) tracks the live schedule in one place: current gacha rolls, active events, login bonuses, maintenance windows, and season countdowns. The catch is that everything on the site is timestamped in JST (Japan Standard Time), so you need to convert to your own timezone before planning a login.

What the database actually covers

The site is an informational database, not an official service. Its front page is organized into sections that map directly to what's live in-game:

  • Latest Releases — newly added characters and content
  • Current Gacha Rolls — every active banner with start and end times
  • Current Events — event and agency schedules
  • Login Bonuses — daily and campaign login rewards
  • Entry Cost Discounts — any active cost reductions

A maintenance banner sits at the top when the game is down, showing the exact maintenance window.

How to read the current gacha rolls

Each gacha entry lists a banner name followed by two timestamps: when it started and when it ends. The naming pattern tells you what type of banner it is:

Banner name pattern What it indicates
PLUS ULTRA Character Roll: Original A character banner tied to the season's original lineup
QUIRK / SKILL Character Roll: Alternative An alternative character banner
3rd Anniversary Special Roll Anniversary-limited banner
3rd Anniversary Select Hot Picks Roll Anniversary select banner
3rd Anniversary Costume Roll Costume-only banner
Beginner Missions Roll / Pro Missions Roll Permanent mission-linked rolls (end date listed as 2100-01-01)

An end date of 2100-01-01 00:00:00 is the database's way of marking a banner as effectively permanent — it won't expire on any realistic schedule.

To use this: find the banner you care about, note its end timestamp, convert from JST, and decide whether you have time to pull before it rotates out. Banners ending on the same date as a season end are the ones that disappear when the season flips.

Finding active events and their deadlines

Events are listed with the same start/end format, and the type is labeled (EVENT, AGENCY, etc.). In the current listing you can see:

  • Beginner Mission Event and Pro Mission Event — permanent, no realistic expiry
  • Agency Event S19 — a season-scoped agency event with a fixed end date
  • Anniversary Mission Event S19 — runs alongside the anniversary period

The practical move is to sort by end date. Anything ending within the next few days is what you should prioritize; permanent events can wait.

Checking login bonuses and birthday campaigns

Login bonuses are the most time-sensitive items because most run for only about a week. The listing mixes several types:

  • 3rd Anniversary Select Pickup Gacha Ticket bonuses, released in numbered volumes (vol.1 through vol.6), each active for roughly one week
  • Comeback Login Bonus — marked as effectively permanent
  • Season 19 Special Login Bonus volumes
  • Birthday campaigns for individual characters, each running about a week

Because birthday and ticket bonuses overlap and expire quickly, check this section first if you only have a few minutes. If a bonus you want ends tomorrow in JST, it may already be over depending on where you live.

Using maintenance and season timers to plan

Two countdowns frame everything else:

  • Maintenance — while it's in progress, the game is unavailable and no timers advance. The banner shows the exact end time.
  • Season — the season start and end timestamps define when ranked resets and when season-scoped events, banners, and login bonuses expire.

Plan around the season end: banners and events that share the season's end timestamp all rotate at once, so anything you want from them has to be claimed before that point.

Quick checklist

  1. Open the database and read the maintenance banner — if maintenance is active, nothing else matters until it ends.
  2. Check Login Bonuses first; they expire fastest.
  3. Check Current Gacha Rolls for any banner ending soon.
  4. Check Current Events for season-scoped deadlines.
  5. Convert every JST timestamp to your local time before deciding.

The database is unofficial, so treat its timestamps as a convenience mirror of the in-game notices rather than the final word — when a date matters, confirm against the game's own notice board.