To properly ring in the launch of the first anime battle royal, Bandai Namco will be giving away My Hero Ultra Rumble Twitch drops. If viewers watch a certain amount of hours on Twitch, they can receive special items that they can use in-game. Here are all of the My Hero Ultra Rumble Twitch Drop items that players can earn.
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If viewers watch My Hero Ultra Rumble on Twitch from September 28 to October 11, they can earn recolors of Himiko Toga’s villain outfit and Tenya Iida’s hero outfit. Viewers should be aware that rewards can be only earned on streams that have “drops enabled”.
Back in January 2022, Bandai Namco made its first appearance with My Hero Ultra Rumble.
In a 24-player Battle Royale, gamers can choose either heroes or villains from the My Hero Academia Universe. Use tactics and different characters’ Quirks to be the last ones standing. In the game, each hero and villain are divided into 5 archetypes: Strike, Assault, Rapid, Technical, and Support. The strengths of each character are completely different depending on their unique Quirk. To get the upper hand in battle, players must find items, interact with civilians, and defeat opponents to improve their abilities.
Being a free-to-play title, players can unlock new characters and customization options by gaining experience and completing missions. There are also seasonal events to participate in to earn exclusive items.
As of right now, there are 18 different Heroes and Villains to choose from.
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Villains
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