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While this obviously isn't 100% confirmed or anything, the new ranked season is scheduled to take place during the rest of July and August, lining up with Season 5 of the game to begin alongside the Switch release. Both Star and Nana were released alongside the start of a ranked season, so unless DLC 3 drops this week, it's looking as if we'll be waiting until the September 3rd update for the new character.

If this is the case, Nana->DLC 3 will be the new longest wait between characters within a DLC season at 121 days, surpassing Shinsou->Mic which held the title of 113 days.

I'm really hoping we get an early reveal that DLC 3 is coming next season from Xbox again, because another 2 months of nothing really blows.

Monoma has taken the spot as the highest floor, highest ceiling character. Kurogiri and Monoma would have actually tied, but once again people are not signifying a singular vote and instead listing multiple choices without a definitive choice, which discards your vote. Please vote for ONE character.

This vote will be tallied through replies, so upvotes/downvotes will not play a part in the discussion. While the reasoning behind your decision isn't required, it's encouraged as you may sway someone to vote with you!

On the second slide, I've included the general description for both Skill Floor and Skill Ceiling. Today's vote will be for the character that best showcases a Low Skill Floor and Mid Skill Ceiling. A character who doesn't pose a problem for new players to learn, but also isn't as simple as they are easy. While their Megumi isn't boundless, there's more beneath the surface.

Assault Overhaul was the frontrunner for yesterday's vote! I really wanna remind people to SIGNIFY A SINGLE VOTE. There were still votes yesterday going "I would say it's X or Y" and while that's fine, you gotta come to a conclusion so I can tally you.

This vote will be tallied through replies, so upvotes/downvotes will not play a part in the discussion. While the reasoning behind your decision isn't required, it's encouraged as you may sway someone to vote with you!

On the second slide, I've included the general description for both Skill Floor and Skill Ceiling. Today's vote will be for the character that best showcases a High Skill Floor and Ceiling. This is the character not for the faint of heart, that newer players should largely avoid. This character is not only difficult to even grasp, but beyond that has the Megumi to be developed even further beyond.

Yesterday saw Support Nejire be voted as the lowest floor, lowest ceiling character in the game. There were a few replies yesterday that did not have a definitive vote and thus had to be vetoed. While suggesting multiple names is fine, make sure you choose a single character in the end as your final vote.

This vote will be tallied through replies, so upvotes/downvotes will not play a part in the discussion. While the reasoning behind your decision isn't required, it's encouraged as you may sway someone to vote with you!

On the second slide, I've included the general description for both Skill Floor and Skill Ceiling. Today's vote will be for the character that best showcases a Mid Skill Floor and Ceiling. Your true neutral character, with a kit that's not easy or hard to use, and that's not easy or hard to master, just average.

I've seen more than a few posts in the last week or two regarding how difficult people view characters to play and or master. Because of this, I wanted to get a community vote to see the opinions from everyone.

This vote will be tallied through replies, so upvotes/downvotes will not play a part in the discussion. While the reasoning behind your decision isn't required, it's encouraged as you may sway someone to vote with you!

On the second slide, I've included the general description for both Skill Floor and Skill Ceiling. This first day will incur Low Skill Ceiling alongside Low Skill Floor, so refer to those definitions when deciding.

A good day to my fellow Rumblers. Bringing you a theory that's 99% not gonna be true, but it's fun to think about.

I didn't mention it in the post, but this could also fall in line with last year, which added 5 new IDs for s13, s14, and s16. We currently have 2 new IDs for s19, and thus would need 2 for s20 and 1 for s22.

As always with these posts, try to ignore typos. I usually mock these up at like 3am when the brain juices flow strongest, but the eyes are most clouded.

With them announcing two upcoming patches that are going to be making targeted nerfs at characters with unusually high win rates, I wanted to make a little prediction at what I think may occur. While they didn't mention anything about buffing characters, I included a section for them anyways. Anyone not included I don't really expect much change for.

It should be noted, this is what I think will happen, so do not try and gut me in the replies because OFA Deku isn't in "dead behind a chilis" tier.

As an additional note, Assault Kirishima, Assault Ochako, and Tech Bakugou could technically be in Small Nerf as I'm expecting the vacuuming effect that all alongside Strike Bakugou have to get nerfed, but I think that will be moreso a game wide change, not targeted nerfs. Strike Bakugou on the other hand I think is getting a baseball bat to his knees.

I'll link the tierlist below if anyone wants to give their predictions in the replies, but it should be noted, Datamined Characters are options in this tierlist. You are liable to any spoilers you may get from clicking on it.

https://tiermaker.com/create/my-hero-ultra-rumble-future-characters-included-724116

Ever since her last nerf I was seeing way too many people running the "she's balanced now" gimmick, both on here and twitter. Them singling her out even after already hitting her with targeted nerfs for 3 seasons in a row is all that needs to be said, she's still by far the best character in the game, despite getting played like 2+ times a lobby and being a "difficult character" to use.

They're probably gonna make what happened to Rapid Hawks look like a mild injury though, cause they're clearly tired of her. SpA getting dropped to 200/100, Alpha true damage gone, Beta size down, and Gamma inertia reduced are all things I can see happening, like I think she's probably getting mag dumped behind the shed.

With how Byking does whittle nerfs instead of full guts most of the time, I can't wait for something like this just to see the reaction of the "armor on everything" part of the community when literally nothing changes 💀

I know a lot of people have put stocks into the whole variant cover idea, and have been set on Deadpool or Gwenpool for this cover for a while. What are we feeling now?

I often see posts on the subreddit asking when a specific character will be featured on a gacha banner, or how long until a skill set gets its featured rerun. Because of that, I wanted to help people with what, as of the time writing this, is an accurate guide to how Reruns in the game work, and the general schedule.

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The game has two types of main banners, Character and Quirk Skill Set. These banners weirdly follow different patterns and schedules for their reruns, which can make things a bit confusing. I'll include a "breakdown" on reruns in the actual text of this post, but the guide image will be there for people who don't really care about the science of it all. The image also has a few characters that are grayed out, this is because they don't really fit the pattern and act as "catch up" reruns.

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Note: This is ALL prediction work, so don't take this as some datamined guarantee.

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Skill Sets are reran on what I refer to as a 2/3 schedule. After a QSS initially debuts, a rerun will happen 2 seasons later. After three more seasons pass, a second rerun will occur. In terms of 1st reruns, things have followed suit pretty perfectly, aside from Tech Mirio, who was delayed by one season, likely to coincide with Tamaki's rerun and Support Nejire's release. The 2nd rerun schedule has had its fair share of bumps, however.

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Initially, in Season 10 we saw the first 2nd Rerun of a QSS with Strike Dabi, only 2 seasons after his 1st rerun. Thus began the 2nd Rerun line, with Shouto, Toga, and Kirishima all getting their 2nd reruns 3 seasons after their 1st. Kaminari, however, broke this pattern, by rerunning alongside Kirishima. Doing this pushed Ochako's 2nd rerun up from s15 to s14. Mirio's aforementioned delay was able to essentially reset this going forward however, so we're now back on the 2/3 schedule I mentioned earlier. All Might and Kendou also had a weird absence that can't really be explained. They should have rerun in s15.

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Either way, here is a text example of what to expect for Skill Set reruns.

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For an example, Strike Hawks launched during Season 13. In season 15 he had his first rerun, and will very likely have his second rerun next season in season 18.

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Characters are are a little more complicated, as prior to season 15, characters post-Aizawa never have had a 2nd rerun. This means there isn't too much data to go off, but we can generally infer what things will look like, with a 3/2 schedule, the opposite of the Skill Sets.

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Season 15 featured a Mic rerun. This was a new thing and was very unpredictable. The following season Shinsou and Monoma had a duo rerun, which helped us in understanding things a bit more. This season with Kurogiri and Tamaki's reruns, it's clear that this 2nd Character rerun will also be following a chronological release pattern, and just had to iron out some bumps. Both Monoma and Tamaki's 2nd rerun occured 2 seasons after their 1st, lining up a new precedent going forward. This means we should be able to get a decent pattern of what to expect.

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If you've actually read all this, I'm sorry for yapping™ so much. As someone who really enjoys making banner predictions, I've been trying to wrap my head around the new patterns since s15 shook things up a bit. Now though, I've finally got a grasp on things and hope it'll help anyone looking to save for something specific. As I said before though, it's very possible that they change something once again, or have some random unaffiliated banner like a Strike Kiri rerun, for example. Can't predict *everything* they do.

This is *incredibly* early, but with the Datamines last night pretty much confirming La Brava won't be her own character, I was able to finalize the prediction.

As always, these are predictions mostly done through patterns and any costumes on them are edited from existing ones.

In terms of reruns

- Support Nejire/Assault Overhaul -> Strike AFO/Tech Bakugou

- Tech Mirio -> Strike Hawks

- Tamaki -> OFA Deku

- AAM/Nagant -> Tokoyami

This season had 10 banners opposed to the typical 8, so they may slide in an Assault Ochako or Strike Kirishima banner and give them a skin there, but I like the 8 format for my predicts.

(This is tagged as Datamined content due to Datamines influencing some stuff, but mods feel free to change it if you think something else fits. I spoiler tagged the post so it should be spoilered either way)

With OFA Deku's Skill Set being found and very likely releasing during the Anniversary, this seems to line up Phosphor Shouto, OFA Deku Rising, and Flame of Death Dabi as our full 3rd Anniversary. What are we thinking?

**Disclaimer: The images are purely fan made. The roles of the characters as well as the new skins are not currently known.**

To me, this looks like a *massive* red carpet release season. While I fully get those that are unhappy over Deku getting a Skill Set so soon, it's ultimately the best choice for the Anniversary by far. Shouto and Dabi are such a strong pair to release together as well, I really think these themed Anniversary seasons becoming the norm would be a great shift for the game.

A discussion about a Monoma Skill Set made me throw this together.

A disclaimer, none of his base skills would copy in this hypothetical Skill Set. This would leave him with the ability to copy full Sets from his teammates, but NOT mix and match off opponents, leaving it as the gimmick of his Technical set.

Alpha: I mainly thought of this being a sort of shotgun-type attack. We really only have 2-3 shotgun-like characters on the roster so I think another would be neat. Additionally, I'd give him an alt fire that consumes multiple ammo.

Beta: I *really* like Mic's new Beta and think doing more stuff like it would be fun. Therefore, Monoma riding nuts was the go to. While nut riding, he'd kinda work like Kurogiri's Gamma, holding jump will raise him up, while crouch would bring him down. He only would be able to use the unaimed alpha during this state, and could activate Beta again to instantly deactivate it.

Gamma: Works like many of the installs the game has on a meter bar. Throwing alphas will drain the bar faster, sort of like Deku's dashes in Gearshift mode. The ricocheted projectiles would have similar tracking to Rapid Hawks's alpha, so it's not a guaranteed hit or anything.

Tuning: Idk man, we need more goofy Tuning that can be made into fun builds, even if it's not as viable as something like Wall Runner or Space Hop.

Hi Rumblers, following the community poll/form/vote that took place over the last week, I've been going over the results just seeing what all the community really wants for fun. While doing so, I noticed something kinda interesting regarding the Skill Set portion.

23rd->38th place in the most wanted is all characters who already have Skill Sets, with Shigaraki also only a couple places above in a tied 20th. This is fairly expected, as the community is pretty vocal about not being interested in second Skill Sets.

What's interesting, to me at least, is that 4 characters break this mold. Dabi, Toga, Ochako, and Shouto all place fairly well, with the former two making it into the top 10. Not only did they get voted a lot, all 4 also didn't receive too many votes in the Least Wanted Skill Set poll. When I combined the two polls, using the Least Wanted votes as essentially Anti-Votes, all 4 still ranked in the top half, almost having three of them in the top 10, when anyone else who already has a Skill Set was in the bottom half with this method of anti-votes. This signifies that not only do people want these characters to get second sets, but there aren't many that would be angry about it either in comparison.

I just thought it was an interesting piece of data, and am curious about people's thoughts on it, given the general sentiment to second sets/variants here.

After a standout 186 votes, I have compiled all the data to put together the 10 most wanted Characters and QSS, as well as the 10 least wanted Characters and QSS.

This was all really fun to do, and I'm glad there was a substantial turnout. I appreciate everyone that took time to both vote and share the form around.

Anywho, the images are ordered as the Most Wanted Character, Least Wanted Character, Most Wanted QSS, and Least Wanted QSS. Following that, in the same order, are the total results.

Again, thank you all for participating! Anything below will be the stuff that stood out to me, so feel free to skip if you aren't interested.

Most Character: The top 3 results here weren't all that surprising, with the exception of Hatsume. While I knew she was popular, I didn't think she had shooters like that. It was fun to watch her and Gentle have a tug-of-war the entire duration. I also find it very noteworthy that among the top 10, only one character isn't either a villain or woman, goes to show people are very much hoping for the roster to keep diversifying itself class and representation wise.

Least Character: Top result was extremely expected lol, I almost didn't include him because like, nobody wants him in. Like the total results said, nearly half the voters included him as their #1 least wanted. Centipeder being here is so random, I'm not exactly sure what happened there.

Most QSS: Dabi and Toga are the big standouts here to me. For as much backlash I've seen towards stuff like THB or Cluster, these two managed top 10 without even placing in the Least Wanted poll. Tamaki and OFA Deku are also interesting in that, they're the only non-y1 characters to place, neither even being a full year old yet. OFA Deku was also the only character with 3 versions of himself to place.

Least QSS: To nobody's surprise, Deku, Bakugou, All Might, Shigaraki, and AFO all placed. It's clear there's burnout from these characters now after s13-16 giving 6/12 releases focused on these 5. While OFA Deku managed to pull a high spot, the rest were middle of the pack at best. Asui is another notable addition here, who received about as many votes against her as she did for her. Definitely the most controversial in the top 10. Monoma is a little surprising to see. Maybe some remaining PTSD from s11? Idk.

Anyways that's all from me, see you in the next one🫡

Following a post I saw regarding Asui's reruns, I decided to compile all the reruns that have happened since the game launched. (There may be a few mess ups on here, I did this pretty quickly)

The chart is primarily in order of the reruns, Ochako and Momo in s3, Endeavor in s4, Shouto, Twice, and Ochako in s5, etc. I just didn't feel like doing individual tiers for each season.

I also included the stats of pre-s3 stuff, as that was before costume Pity existed, and would require you to roll indefinitely for a costume.

All of this tells me they really should start including more costumes available for exchange. Even if they aren't featured as rate up, just allowing you to pity them would be very helpful with some of these older costumes that haven't ever had the luxury of rerunning

Also, a little fun fact: prior to his rerun on Strike AFO's banner last season, Compress had not appeared featured on a Banner since season 5, which was a total of 11 seasons unfeatured, beating out the previous record holders Ibara and Kendou, who were at a 9 season streak from s2-s11. This means Compress now holds the longest without getting a featured skin, as well as the longest without a new gacha skin (12 seasons now)