Sonic Rumble Party may be lining up more crossover content, according to a new datamine.

Images said to come from a recent datamine of the game appear to point toward upcoming collaborations with My Hero Academia and Angry Birds. SEGA has not officially announced either crossover for Sonic Rumble Party at this time.

The My Hero Academia collaboration would bring one of the game’s biggest anime crossovers yet, while Angry Birds would continue SEGA’s wider use of Rovio’s franchise across Sonic-related projects. Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds previously received an Angry Birds content drop, but this new datamine points to a separate appearance in Sonic Rumble Party.

The same datamine also includes several new Season 7 stages. The stages include:

  • Chemical Plant Run 4
  • Silent Forest Ring Battle 2
  • Sky Sanctuary Run 3
  • Chemical Plant Hunt 2
  • Sweet Mountain Survival
  • City Escape Ring Battle 2.

The stage list suggests Season 7 may continue expanding existing Sonic Rumble Party stage types with new variants across familiar Sonic locations. Chemical Plant appears twice in the lineup, while City Escape, Sky Sanctuary, Sweet Mountain, and Silent Forest would give the season a wider mix of returning visual themes and gameplay modes.

Sonic Rumble Party has already leaned heavily into limited-time events, character skins, buddies, shop updates, and crossover campaigns, with recent collaborations including Care Bears and Popeye. A move into My Hero Academia and Angry Birds would continue that strategy, but for now, fans should wait for SEGA to officially reveal what is coming next.

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