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My Hero Ultra Impact

Game

My Hero Ultra Impact is Bandai Namco's 2022 mobile gacha RPG, putting My Hero Academia's cast through casual 3-on-3 Quirk battles with turn based combat, PvP, and a customizable Hero Base. The game shuts down in May 2026.

Genre: Gacha RPG
Platform: Mobile (iOS/Android)
Developer: Bandai Namco Entertainment
Publisher: Bandai Namco Entertainment
Release Year: 2022
North America Release Date: 2022-02-09
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Gameplay

Fights unfold as 3v3 team battles where tapping activates each hero's Quirk to chain skills into bigger combos and flashy Plus Ultra finishers. Outside combat, players collect and level up characters pulled through gacha, customize a Hero Base hub, and take assembled teams into PvP against other players.
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Premise

The game builds its content around collecting familiar heroes and villains from the anime rather than an original plot, and the Hero Base lets players invite favorite characters to gather between battles and events tied to the source story.
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Release

The Japanese version launches first, and the English version follows on February 9, 2022, carrying over all existing characters, updates, and events. The Japanese release passes three million downloads before Bandai Namco ends service on May 18, 2026.
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