For fans of major anime franchises seeking competitive PvP or deep character-collection RPGs, typically characterized by high engagement and long-term loyalty.
Delivering high-fidelity mobile adaptations of globally recognized anime franchises for dedicated fanbases and competitive players.
Target audience
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MY HERO ULTRA IMPACT
v5.0.0
4mo ago
Primary focus
Anime-based action RPGs and character collection games
Scale
studio
Target audience
Fans of major anime franchises seeking competitive PvP or deep character-collection RPGs, typically characterized by high engagement and long-term loyalty.
Extremely high development activity with 52 updates across 19 active apps in the last 6 months, maintaining a near-weekly release cadence.
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Distributed across 10 markets, strongest in Europe.
Based on 2 of 49 apps with localized market data — more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
9
Positive apps
9
Neutral / mixed
4
Negative apps
58/100
Avg sentiment score
A long-standing competitor in the superhero RPG genre that leverages a massive roster to maintain long-term engagement.
Strategic outlook coming soon.
What fed this analysis
Dominates the licensed superhero squad-RPG space with a massive, highly active player base and consistent content delivery.
This is the most direct thematic rival, focusing on real-time 3D mech combat and competitive squad-based gameplay.
With over 2.5 million ratings and a high-frequency release cadence, this title dominates the space shooter niche through aggressive live-ops.
This title dominates the squad-based RPG niche with a massive, long-term player base and a highly refined meta-progression system that mirrors the target's core loop.
With over 1.8 million ratings, this title dominates the casual fishing genre through sheer scale and long-term retention.
As the official global publisher platform for Shueisha, it holds the direct content rights and primary distribution channel for One Piece manga globally.
Dominates the physics-based rolling genre with a massive user base and high-frequency update cadence.
A high-production anime peer that competes for the 'premium anime RPG' user base.
A long-standing anime peer known for high-quality 2D 'playable animation' visuals.
The primary rival in the 'Legacy IP' space, focusing on narrative depth over gameplay complexity.
A direct genre competitor with high production values and a consistent update cadence that keeps the meta fresh.
Shares the core 'physics-based collision' DNA while offering a more mature, vehicle-focused combat loop.
Targets the simulation-heavy segment of the market, offering a more realistic approach to fishing mechanics.
The mechanical ancestor to Dokkan, maintaining a loyal base through complex orb-manipulation gameplay.
A high-quality, visually stunning alternative that emphasizes modern graphics and mission-based progression.
A massive-scale IP fighter with over 3M reviews that competes for the same 'high-fidelity hero collector' audience.
A direct thematic competitor that focuses on cooperative gameplay and high-fidelity visual effects.
A massive competitor in the space shooter category with extreme scale and frequent content updates.
Shares the core 'robot combat' theme, though it focuses on 1v1 fighting mechanics rather than squad-based simulation.
Acts as a primary storefront for digital manga purchases, competing for the same audience's time and wallet share.
A high-fidelity DC Comics fighter that mirrors the target's 3D character model quality.
Shares the hardcore Japanese IP fan demographic, competing for 'otaku' mindshare and spending.
A direct Shonen Jump IP peer with a similar 'collect your favorite heroes' value proposition.
Leverages a massive legacy IP and simplified tactical grid-based combat to dominate the mobile strategy RPG niche.
Combines tower defense mechanics with deep character collection, appealing to a more strategic, hardcore audience.
Captures the same casual, physics-driven movement audience within the broader games category.
A recent entrant that emphasizes high-quality visual presentation to compete in the casual fishing space.
An adjacent idle-growth game that competes for the same 'collection and expansion' player psychology.
A specialized bullet-hell shooter that prioritizes procedural generation and daily challenges over traditional progression.
Directly competes for the 'incremental growth' audience segment through a well-established idle simulation framework.
Captures the same entertainment-focused audience interested in anime and Asian media content.
A high-revenue peer that uses a unique cover-shooter mechanic to differentiate in the gacha space.
Dominates the mobile-first, vertical-scroll reading format which is the primary alternative to traditional manga reading.
Occupies the 'relaxing' sub-genre of fishing games, focusing on atmosphere rather than competitive mechanics.
Captures the 'school-life' anime RPG aesthetic with a unique focus on character-driven narrative and tactical auto-battler mechanics.
Blends fishing mechanics with narrative-driven RPG elements, targeting players who want a story-based experience.
A visually rich arcade shooter that focuses on cinematic destruction and immersive environmental effects.
An adjacent anime-licensed RPG that targets the same collector-focused audience.
A high-threat newcomer with extreme update velocity (14 releases in 6 months) and a focus on technical action combat.
Represents the rapid rise of short-form, high-frequency entertainment consumption that competes for user attention.
An emerging threat leveraging high-frequency updates and a unique location-based collection mechanic.
A recent entrant that successfully gamifies service management, appealing to the same casual demographic.
While a different genre, its high-fidelity 3D visuals and social-first approach represent a modern standard for mobile graphics.