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As of the Season 19 window shown on the unofficial database ultrarumble.com, the live content lineup includes several concurrent gacha rolls (Season 19 character rolls, Quirk/Skill rolls, and 3rd Anniversary rolls), agency and mission events, and a dense schedule of login bonuses and birthday campaigns. The catch: a maintenance window is listed as running until 2026-09-30 19:00 JST, so anything scheduled to start at 13:00 JST that day may not be accessible until maintenance ends. Use the sections below to see what's running, when it ends, and how to verify it yourself.

How to check what's live right now

The database organizes current content into five sections on its homepage: Latest Releases, Current Gacha Rolls, Current Events, Login Bonuses, and Entry Cost Discounts. To use it:

1. Open ultrarumble.com and scan the maintenance banner first — if maintenance is in progress, treat all listed start times as provisional.
2. Check Current Gacha Rolls for the roll name, featured character, and its start/end timestamps.
3. Check Current Events for event type and duration.
4. Check Login Bonuses for ticket and birthday campaigns, which often have much shorter windows than the gachas.
5. Cross-reference the season banner (Season 19: 2026-09-30 13:00 JST → 2026-11-25 12:59:59 JST) to know when the whole content set resets.

All timestamps on the site are JST, so convert to your local time before assuming something has expired.

Current gacha rolls

Two things stand out. First, the rolls split into two families: PLUS ULTRA Character Rolls (full characters) and QUIRK / SKILL Character Rolls (alternative versions of existing characters). Second, the Beginner and Pro Missions rolls carry placeholder end dates far in the future, meaning they're evergreen mission rewards rather than limited-time banners — don't rush them the way you would the anniversary rolls.

If you're deciding where to spend, note that the anniversary rolls and the Shoto Todoroki (Phosphor) roll share the longest window (through 2026-11-25), while Star and Stripe, Present Mic, and Bakugo close roughly a month earlier. That gives you more time to decide on the anniversary and Phosphor rolls than on the others.

Current events

The Agency Event S19 is the shortest-lived item here, closing 2026-10-21 — about three weeks after it opens. The Anniversary Mission Event runs the full season. As with the gachas, the Beginner and Pro Mission events are effectively permanent fixtures.

Login bonuses and birthday campaigns

Login bonuses are the fastest-expiring content on the page, so they're worth checking daily. The listed campaigns include:

• 3rd Anniversary Select Pickup Gacha Ticket vol.1–vol.6 — released in weekly waves, each running roughly one week (vol.1: 2026-09-30 → 2026-10-07; vol.6: 2026-11-04 → 2026-11-11).
• Comeback Login Bonus — open-ended from 2026-09-30.
• Season 19 Special Login Bonus vol.1 and vol.2 — vol.1: 2026-10-20 → 2026-10-27; vol.2: 2026-11-03 → 2026-11-10.
• Birthday campaigns — a rolling series, each lasting about a week: Nirei Fukuo (2026-10-06 → 2026-10-13), Mr. Compress (2026-10-08 → 2026-10-15), Lady Nagant (2026-10-10 → 2026-10-17), Eijiro Kirishima (2026-10-16 → 2026-10-23), Tokoyami Fumikage (2026-10-30 → 2026-11-06), and Aizawa Shota (starting 2026-11-04).

The practical takeaway: if you only log in occasionally, the birthday campaigns and the weekly anniversary ticket waves are the ones you'll miss. The database notes that full login bonus details live under Notices, so the homepage list is a schedule, not the reward breakdown.

Maintenance and season timing

Two timers govern everything above:

• Maintenance: listed as ending 2026-09-30 19:00 JST, with a start of 2026-09-30 12:30 JST. Content scheduled to begin at 13:00 JST on that date overlaps the maintenance window, so it may not be live until maintenance completes.
• Season 19: 2026-09-30 13:00 JST → 2026-11-25 12:59:59 JST. Most Season 19 rolls and the Anniversary Mission Event end exactly when the season does.

If a roll or event appears missing, check the maintenance banner before assuming the database is wrong — the overlap between the 13:00 start times and the 19:00 maintenance end is the most likely explanation.

Quick reference

• Longest windows: Shoto Todoroki (Phosphor), all three 3rd Anniversary rolls, Anniversary Mission Event S19 — all end 2026-11-25.
• Shortest windows: Agency Event S19 (ends 2026-10-21) and each weekly login/birthday campaign.
• Evergreen: Beginner Missions Roll/Event and Pro Missions Roll/Event.
• Verify at: ultrarumble.com, under Latest Releases, Current Gacha Rolls, Current Events, and Login Bonuses.

My Hero Ultra Rumble's live content rotates on a seasonal schedule, so the fastest way to see what's running right now is to open a database site like ultrarumble.com and read four sections in order: Latest Releases, Current Gacha Rolls, Current Events, and Login Bonuses. Each entry carries a start and end time in JST, and anything with a near-term end date is what you should act on first. The catch: if the site shows a maintenance banner, the listed rolls and events may not be live yet, so check the maintenance window before assuming anything is playable.

Step 1: Check whether the game is in maintenance

Before reading any roll or event list, look for the maintenance notice at the top of the database page. It states the maintenance window in JST, for example a window running from 2026-09-30 12:30:00 to 2026-09-30 19:00:00 (JST).

• If the current time falls inside that window, the game is down and newly listed content is not yet accessible.
• If maintenance has ended, the Season 19 content listed below it is the active set.

This matters because database sites often publish the next season's rolls and events during the maintenance that precedes them. Seeing a roll listed does not mean it is already live.

Step 2: Read the four live-content sections

The database organizes current content into distinct blocks. Treat each one as a separate question.

Current Gacha Rolls

Each roll lists a name, a start time, and an end time in JST. From the Season 19 set, for example:

• PLUS ULTRA Character Roll: Original (S19) — Shoto Todoroki (Phosphor): 2026-09-30 13:00:00 to 2026-11-25 12:59:59 JST
• PLUS ULTRA Character Roll: Original (S19) — Star and Stripe: 2026-09-30 13:00:00 to 2026-10-28 12:59:59 JST
• QUIRK / SKILL Character Roll: Alternative (S19) — Present Mic: 2026-09-30 13:00:00 to 2026-10-28 12:59:59 JST
• QUIRK / SKILL Character Roll: Alternative (S19) — Bakugo: 2026-09-30 13:00:00 to 2026-11-11 12:59:59 JST
• 3rd Anniversary Special Roll, Select Hot Picks Roll, and Costume Roll: all 2026-09-30 13:00:00 to 2026-11-25 12:59:59 JST

Two rolls here — Beginner Missions Roll and Pro Missions Roll — show an end date of 2100-01-01, which the database uses to signal no fixed expiry. Treat those as persistent rather than limited.

Current Events

Events follow the same start/end format:

• Agency Event S19: 2026-09-30 13:00:00 to 2026-10-21 12:59:59 JST
• Anniversary Mission Event S19: 2026-09-30 13:00:00 to 2026-11-25 12:59:59 JST
• Beginner Mission Event and Pro Mission Event: end date 2100-01-01, i.e. no fixed expiry

Login Bonuses

Login bonuses are the most time-sensitive category because many run for only about a week. The database notes that full details live under Notices in-game, but the list itself shows the windows:

• 3rd Anniversary Select Pickup Gacha Ticket vol.1: 2026-09-30 to 2026-10-07 JST
• 3rd Anniversary Select Pickup Gacha Ticket vol.2: 2026-10-07 to 2026-10-14 JST
• 3rd Anniversary Select Pickup Gacha Ticket vol.3: 2026-10-14 to 2026-10-21 JST
• 3rd Anniversary Select Pickup Gacha Ticket vol.4: 2026-10-21 to 2026-10-28 JST
• 3rd Anniversary Select Pickup Gacha Ticket vol.5: 2026-10-28 to 2026-11-04 JST
• 3rd Anniversary Select Pickup Gacha Ticket vol.6: 2026-11-04 to 2026-11-11 JST
• Season 19 Special Login Bonus vol.1: 2026-10-20 to 2026-10-27 JST
• Season 19 Special Login Bonus vol.2: 2026-11-03 to 2026-11-10 JST
• Comeback Login Bonus: 2026-09-30 to 2100-01-01 (no fixed expiry)

The ticket bonuses are sequential, not parallel — each vol. opens as the previous one closes, so missing one window means missing that ticket.

Step 3: Convert JST to your own time zone

Every timestamp on the database is JST (UTC+9). To avoid missing a deadline:

1. Find the end time of the item you care about.
2. Subtract your offset from UTC+9. For example, if you are in UTC+0, subtract 9 hours; a 12:59:59 JST end becomes roughly 03:59:59 the same day in UTC.
3. If you are west of Japan, the end time lands on the previous calendar day in your zone — a bonus ending "2026-10-07 12:59:59 JST" actually closes on the evening of 2026-10-06 for players in the Americas.

This is the single most common reason players miss a login bonus: the date shown is Japan's date, not theirs.

Step 4: Prioritize what expires first

Once you have the list, sort by end time rather than by name:

1. Anything ending within the next few days (short login bonuses, birthday campaigns) — claim or pull first.
2. Rolls and events ending within a few weeks — plan around them.
3. Items with a 2100-01-01 end date — persistent, no urgency.

Birthday campaigns in the list, such as the ones for Kyoka Jiro, Mr. Compress, Lady Nagant, Eijiro Kirishima, Fumikage Tokoyami, and Shota Aizawa, each run roughly one week, so they sit at the top of the priority order while active.

Common pitfalls

• Reading a roll during maintenance. A banner listed with a start time that has not yet passed is not pullable. Confirm maintenance has ended first.
• Assuming a listed roll is free. The database lists roll names and dates; it does not state currency or cost. Do not assume any roll is free or requires no login.
• Confusing sequential and parallel bonuses. The anniversary ticket bonuses run one after another, so you cannot collect two at once.
• Trusting the date without the time zone. Always apply the JST conversion before deciding you have "until tomorrow."

Quick reference

To check current content yourself: open ultrarumble.com, confirm maintenance status, then read Current Gacha Rolls, Current Events, and Login Bonuses in that order, converting every end time from JST to your local zone and working from the soonest expiry outward.

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:

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.

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.

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.