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My Hero Ultra Rumble's November 11 Update Buffs Deku, Todoroki and Lady Nagant, Tones Down Twice

OFFICIAL Written by GPN · Nov 11, 2026, 2:52 PM ET · My Hero Ultra Rumble · Gaming

Bandai Namco has rolled out a balance maintenance update for My Hero Ultra Rumble on November 11, adjusting eight battle styles across the roster. Underperformers get more damage, mobility and survivability, while the strongest pick takes a cut.

Izuku Midoriya (Full Bullet)

Deku's Full Bullet style gets more damage across the board. Delaware Smash Full Bullet and Ground Impact now deal more damage to destructible objects such as shields and environmental pieces, Manchester Smash's shockwave hits harder, and Ground Impact's base damage is up. Bandai Namco says the style had lower-than-average damage and K.O. counts for a Strike role, and the changes are meant to reward close-quarters play against characters who hide behind objects or shields.

Shoto Todoroki (Ice Fang Wind Flame)

Todoroki's Ice Fang Wind Flame deals more damage, and Heaven-Piercing Ice Wall reloads faster from levels 1 to 8 and leaves him less likely to be knocked back. The style had a shorter-than-average survival time, so the extra barrier uptime is meant to help early in a match.

Hitoshi Shinso (Original)

Shinso's Binding Cloth: Sky Rend now chains into other skills and leaves him less susceptible to knockback, aimed at turning his low damage and K.O. counts into more finishes.

Tsuyu Asui (Froppy Hopper)

Froppy gets more room to move: Froppy Hopper and Ribbit Gotcha now carry 2 ammo at all levels, and Ribbit Gotcha reloads faster. To keep that in check, reloading only starts once she touches the ground. The single ammo count at lower levels had forced players to lean on her alpha skill instead.

Twice (Original)

The original Twice reloads Self-Duplicate and Foot Boost faster, carries more Self-Duplicate ammo from level 4, and is less easily knocked back while using Self-Duplicate, making the style easier to pick up and stronger in the mid-to-late game.

Twice (Sad Man's Parade)

The Sad Man's Parade version goes the other way. Critical Tape Measure deals less damage on critical hits but knocks opponents back more easily, while Help Duplicate deals less damage when held down, reloads slower and drops to 3 ammo at level 9. Bandai Namco says this style had the highest average damage, win rate and survival time of any battle style.

Lady Nagant (Original)

Lady Nagant gets the simplest buff in the patch: her HP rises to 300, and Hollow Point Shot deals more damage. Her damage and survival time were among the lowest in the game after the Season 18 changes.

Kurogiri (Original)

Kurogiri gets a single fix: Shadow Haunt Raid now deals the same damage when used through Warp Gate as the standard version of the skill, correcting a mismatch between the two.

Facts gathered from

• Bandai Namco

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