MyHeroUR: How to Check Current My Hero Ultra Rumble Gachas, Events & Login Bonuses

MyHeroUR (also written MHUR) is shorthand for My Hero Ultra Rumble, and the fastest way to see what's live right now is the unofficial database at ultrarumble.com. Its homepage tracks the current season, maintenance window, gacha rolls, events, and login bonuses with exact JST start and end times. Use it when you want to know whether a banner or bonus is still active before spending or logging in — the site itself is an information database, not the game client, so it tells you what's scheduled rather than granting anything.

What the database actually shows

The homepage is organized into a small set of sections that map directly to the questions players ask most:

Above these sits a status banner. In the captured data it reads "MAINTENANCE IN PROGRESS!" with a maintenance end time, plus the current season and its end date. That status line matters because gachas, events, and bonuses can all be gated behind maintenance or a season rollover.

Reading the timestamps correctly

Every entry uses JST (Japan Standard Time), and the format is YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS JST. Two things trip people up:

• The year is explicit. A banner ending 2026-11-25 12:59:59 JST is not "this month" by default — check the year before assuming it's current.
• End times are usually 12:59:59. That's the last second before the next hour in JST, so a roll ending at 12:59:59 is effectively gone at 13:00 JST.

Some entries carry placeholder far-future dates like 2100-01-01 00:00:00, which the database uses for evergreen or open-ended content (for example, the Beginner Missions Roll and Pro Missions Roll). Treat those as "no scheduled end" rather than a literal date.

Checking a gacha before you pull

1. Find the Current Gacha Rolls section.
2. Match the banner name — for example, PLUS ULTRA Character Roll: Original (S19) Shoto Todoroki (Phosphor).
3. Read its start and end times. In the captured data, that roll runs 2026-09-30 13:00:00 JST to 2026-11-25 12:59:59 JST.
4. Compare against the season end shown at the top. If the banner ends after the season does, confirm whether it carries over.
5. Check the maintenance banner first — if maintenance is still in progress, the roll isn't reachable yet regardless of its listed dates.

The same pattern applies to events and login bonuses: locate the section, match the name, read both timestamps, and compare to the season and maintenance windows.

Planning around limited windows

Because the database lists everything with dates side by side, you can sequence your activity instead of reacting to each notice:

• Short login bonuses are the easiest to miss. In the captured data, several 3周年セレクトピックアップガシャチケット login bonuses run only about a week each (for example, 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-07), and birthday campaigns like 波動ねじれ誕生日キャンペーン2026 run roughly a week too.
• Longer banners such as the 3rd Anniversary Special Roll run from 2026-09-30 to 2026-11-25, giving you room to decide.
• Season 19 is listed as 2026-09-30 13:00:00 to 2026-11-25 12:59:59, so anything ending near that date is tied to the season boundary.

A practical routine: check the maintenance status, note the season end, then scan login bonuses first (shortest windows), then events, then gachas.

Common pitfalls

• Assuming JST is your local time. Convert before you plan a last-minute login.
• Ignoring the year. Placeholder and future dates are common in this data.
• Skipping the maintenance line. A banner can be listed as active while the game is down.
• Treating the site as the game. ultrarumble.com is an unofficial informational database — it reports schedules, it doesn't redeem or roll for you.

If you want the current state at a glance, the homepage sections plus the maintenance and season status lines give you everything needed to decide whether to log in or pull right now.