My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events are a new recurring mission system added in Patch 1.18.0 on September 30, 2026. They unlock once every Beginner Mission has been completed, giving established players immediate access while newer accounts need to finish the beginner track first.
The important thing about My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events is that they are not another Beginner Mission page or a hidden battle-pass tier. Bandai Namco added them as a separate feature in the Season 19 update, so players who have cleared the original onboarding missions should see the new event system without having to repeat those objectives.
How to unlock My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events
My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events Image Bandai Namco Entertainment.
- Update My Hero Ultra Rumble to Patch 1.18.0 or later.
- Open the Missions area after the September 30 maintenance.
- Complete every Beginner Mission on the account.
- Return to the mission/event menus.
- Open the newly available Pro Mission Event when it appears.
Bandai Namco states that Pro Mission Events unlock after all Beginner Missions are complete. If you had already finished the full Beginner Mission set before 1.18.0 launched, the Pro Mission Event should be available from the start rather than requiring another unlock condition.
My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events: Do old players need to redo Beginner Missions?
No. The patch notes specifically account for veteran players. Accounts that had already completed every Beginner Mission before Patch 1.18.0 are meant to receive access to My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events immediately.
That means the most likely cause of a missing Pro Mission Event on an established account is not that your old Beginner Missions were reset. First check the game version and make sure the September 30 maintenance update has fully applied.
What are Pro Mission Events for?
Bandai Namco describes Pro Mission Events as a new feature rather than a one-off bug fix. The name and unlock rule position them as a higher-level mission layer that begins after the game’s beginner objectives have been cleared.
The exact objective list and reward structure can vary with the active event, so use the live event page in-game for the current missions instead of assuming one launch set will remain permanent across future seasons.
My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events not showing
If the system is missing, confirm Patch 1.18.0 is installed first. The feature was added through the September 30 maintenance, so an older client will not have the new mission event framework.
Next, open the Beginner Mission list and check for any incomplete objective. Bandai Namco’s requirement is all Beginner Missions, not simply reaching a certain player level or completing most of them.
What if every Beginner Mission is already complete?
On an account with the full Beginner Mission set cleared, restart the game after updating and re-enter the event or mission screen. The patch notes say the event should be available from the start for those players.
If it still does not appear on the current build, capture the completed Beginner Mission screen and your platform before reporting the issue. That shows you meet the documented unlock condition for My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events.
Are Pro Mission Events permanent?
The system itself has been added as a new feature, but individual Pro Mission Events should be treated as event content. Their exact objectives, timing and rewards can change between active periods.
For that reason, this guide focuses on the permanent unlock rule introduced in 1.18.0 rather than copying one temporary mission list that may disappear when the next event rotation begins.
Other new systems in Patch 1.18.0
The same update temporarily changes title-screen and final-battle music to You Say Run, with an option to restore the original soundtrack. It also changes Area Damage so the first increase begins after 15 seconds rather than 10, resets the timer when you collect an ally badge and adds another increase after 60 consecutive seconds outside the Safe Area.
Those systems are separate from My Hero Ultra Rumble Pro Mission Events, but they all arrived in the same September 30 patch and can make the Season 19 client feel noticeably different from the previous build.
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Bandai Namco confirms the unlock rule in the official My Hero Ultra Rumble Patch 1.18.0 notes.
