My Hero Ultra Rumble’s currency system can be confusing, for instance, Hero Crystals. They can be used for almost anything unlocking characters, rolling for items, and more. Is the only way to earn this premium currency by opening up the wallet? Here’s exactly how to earn Hero Crystals in My Hero Ultra Rumble.
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Starting with the obvious method, Hero Crystals can be bought from the Prenkum Shop in-game. Their prices are:
61,000 Crytals – $99.99
44,00 Crystals – $74.99
34,000 Crystals – $59.99
24,500 Crytals – $44.99
13,000 Crystals – $24.99
The other way to earn crystals is through the battle pass. They can be earned through both the Hero and Pro Pack. In total 4,800 Hero Crystals can be earned from the Seasonal Pass. Just by logging in players earn 2,500 Hero Crystals. From the launch event alone 7,000 Crystals can be obtained.
The first Ultra Rumble season will be adding 3 new characters to the roster. At launch, Momo Yaoyorozu, Ibara Shiozaki, and Eijiro Kirishima will be available as characters. There is another character who will also join the roster later after launch. A single silhouette is only shown but the community suggests the mystery hero is Shouta Aizawa. The future seasons will add more characters, rules, battle systems and more.
As of right now, there are 18 different Heroes and Villains to choose from.
Heroes
Villains
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