MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Resale: Coming August 2026

One of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang's most in-demand crossovers looks set to return. Community dataminers have spotted resale assets for the MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration back in the game files, pointing to a rerun that would bring the four anime-inspired skins — led by Xavier "Satoru Gojo" and Yin "Yuji Itadori" — back into the draw. The catch worth knowing up front: August 2026 is the window the community keeps pointing to, but Moonton has not announced an official date — it is a leak, not a confirmation, and an earlier projected window already came and went. Here is what is actually solid about the collab, how the draw and its costs work, what the leaks do and do not tell us about the 2026 return, and whether chasing these skins fits your account.

What the MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Collab Is

The MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration is an official crossover between Mobile Legends and the Jujutsu Kaisen anime. It first ran in early 2023, debuting on February 18 and lasting about a month, then returned once more in 2024 with a visual upgrade. Each run turns four existing MLBB heroes — collectively the "Forsaken Light" heroes — into the anime's main cast, complete with new models, voice lines, skill effects, recalls, and elimination animations.

Because these are skins for heroes already in the game, you do not need anything special to use them beyond owning the hero and the skin. What makes them prized is scarcity: collab skins are only obtainable while the event or a resale is running, which is exactly why a rerun matters so much to collectors.

The Four Collab Skins

The collaboration pairs each character with the hero whose kit best fits their abilities:

• Xavier "Satoru Gojo" — the standout for most players and a fan favorite, reworking Xavier's animations around Gojo's signature style, including a red-flash take on his Infinite Extension and a relaxed, hand-in-pocket idle
• Yin "Yuji Itadori" — the energetic protagonist, mapped onto Yin's melee-brawler identity
• Julian "Megumi Fushiguro" — built around Julian's shifting weapon forms
• Melissa "Nobara Kugisaki" — leaning into Melissa's trap-and-zone playstyle

For the 2026 return, community leaks suggest Yin "Yuji Itadori" will receive a visual rework — a "surprise change" over its original version. Treat that as reported rather than confirmed; Moonton has not detailed any changes officially.

If you want a sense of how MLBB structures a premium skin-draw event, the recent Helcurt "Kaiju of the Deep" Exquisite Collection uses a similar draw-and-token setup.

How the Draw Works: Tokens, Discounts, and Cost

The collab skins are not a direct purchase — they come through a draw event on the Events tab. A few mechanics from previous runs shape what you actually pay:

• Jujutsu School Tokens are the event's draw currency, earned through event tasks and recharge missions and usable alongside diamonds.
• Jujutsu School Crests come from duplicates and repeat draws. You spend them in the event shop, where a collab skin costs around 360 Crests — so drawing more feeds directly toward guaranteeing a skin.
• First-10 guarantee: your first 10 draws guarantee at least one permanent collab item — but that can be an effect, border, killing notification, or emote, not necessarily a skin.
• Discounts: the first 1x draw each day is 50% off, and 10x draws get 10% off (both diamond-only; the discount does not apply when you draw with tokens).
• Leftovers: unused Tokens and Crests convert to Battle Points when the event ends, so they are not wasted.

On cost, this is one of MLBB's more expensive event types. In the previous run, securing a specific skin outright could run in the region of 7,000 diamonds if draw luck was poor — a serious commitment. The daily discount and a steady task grind soften that, but go in expecting a collab-tier price, not a casual one. You also need to be at least account level 8 to take part.

The 2026 Return: What's Confirmed vs Leaked

This is where it pays to separate signal from hype.

What's reasonably solid:

• Dataminers have found resale assets in the game files, a strong sign a rerun is genuinely in the pipeline.
• The returning set is expected to be the original four skins, with the Yin rework noted above.

What's not confirmed:

• There is no official Moonton release date. An earlier community projection pointed to early June 2026, but that window passed with no live event, so the timeline has already slipped once.
• July and August later became the floated windows, and some recent community roundups describe an August return — but this remains a leak, not an announcement.

In short: the resale is very likely real, the date is not settled. If you are budgeting diamonds, treat any specific month as provisional and watch the in-game Events tab and Moonton's official channels for the actual confirmation.

Is It Worth Chasing? Fit Over Spend

Rather than asking how much to throw at the draw, ask whether these skins fit the account you actually play.

The case for chasing:

• You play the Forsaken Light heroes. If Xavier, Yin, Julian, or Melissa are in your rotation, a collab skin you see every match earns its keep.
• You missed the first two runs. Collab skins rarely resurface, so a resale is a genuine second chance — and it can meaningfully raise an account's collection value.
• Gojo is your target. As arguably the most sought-after skin of the set, it is the main reason many players come back, and a rerun is the accessible route to it.

The case against:

• You do not play those four heroes. A collab skin on a bench hero is a lot of diamonds for a gallery piece.
• You are saving for other content. With the Exquisite Collection and other events competing for the same diamonds, a collab draw can crowd out things you would use more.
• You dislike variance. This is a draw, and reaching one specific skin can take many pulls. If uncertain spend stresses you, wait for a clear budget or skip.

A simple rule of thumb: if one of the four heroes is a main and you can set aside a collab-tier budget, a resale is the right time to commit. Otherwise, it is easy to let this one pass.

For gameplay context on the heroes involved, our Season 41 "Scarlet Embers" breakdown covers the current meta they slot into, and if you are weighing where limited diamonds go this cycle, compare against recent drops like Alpha "Edict of the Sands".

Key Dates and Status

• Original run: debuted February 18, 2023, and ran for roughly a month
• First rerun: 2024, with a visual upgrade
• august 2026 resale: datamined and widely expected, but with no official date 
• Returning skins: Xavier "Satoru Gojo," Yin "Yuji Itadori" (reportedly reworked), Julian "Megumi Fushiguro," Melissa "Nobara Kugisaki"

Watch the in-game Events tab and Moonton's official channels for the confirmed schedule before committing diamonds.

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