Introduction
The MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration returns on August 7, 2026, bringing back four limited anime-themed skins based on Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Nobara Kugisaki, and Satoru Gojo.
Key details include the event schedule, skin lineup, draw system, Premium Supply dates, Crest exchange rules, Diamond planning, and whether the JJK skins are worth getting.
MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Collaboration Overview
Release Date and Event Schedule
The event begins on August 7, 2026 and is expected to run for around 30 days, giving players time to collect rewards through daily draws, Premium Supply missions, and the exchange system.

The Premium Supply phases are scheduled for:
- Premium Supply 1: August 14, 2026
- Premium Supply 2: August 21, 2026
Players should pay attention to these dates because Premium Supply missions can provide additional event resources and help reduce the total Diamond cost.
MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Skins

The MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration includes four limited skins based on popular characters from the anime. Each skin pairs a Jujutsu Kaisen character with a Mobile Legends hero whose combat style fits the character’s theme.
The four skin pairings are:
- Yin – Yuji Itadori
- Julian – Megumi Fushiguro
- Melissa – Nobara Kugisaki
- Xavier – Satoru Gojo
Collaboration Rewards
Main JUJUTSU KAISEN x MLBB Skins
These four limited skins are the main rewards most players chase during the collaboration event.

Yin - Yuji Itadori
Close-range fighterA natural match for Yin players who like duels, melee pressure, and high-impact ultimate moments.

Julian - Megumi Fushiguro
Combo skill casterBest for players who enjoy Julian's flexible skill chains and darker sorcerer-style effects.

Melissa - Nobara Kugisaki
Needle-style marksmanA strong match thanks to Melissa's sharp projectile gameplay and Nobara's nail-based combat style.

Xavier - Satoru Gojo
Long-range mageThe headline collector pick for many fans, with Xavier's map-wide magic style fitting Gojo's visual impact.
Simple priority: pick the skin for the hero you actually play, unless your main goal is pure JUJUTSU KAISEN collection value.
Yin Yuji Skin
Skin Comparison
Yin vs Yuji Itadori
Yin
Yuji Itadori
Yin receives the Yuji Itadori collaboration skin. This pairing works well because Yin is a close-range fighter who focuses on direct duels, while Yuji is known for physical combat and aggressive melee pressure. For players who use Yin often, this is one of the most practical skins in the collaboration.
Julian Megumi Skin
Skin Comparison
Julian vs Megumi Fushiguro
Julian
Megumi Fushiguro
Julian receives the Megumi Fushiguro collaboration skin. Julian’s flexible skill combinations fit Megumi’s technique-based combat style, making this skin a good choice for players who enjoy combo heroes and fast rotations.
Melissa Nobara Skin
Skin Comparison
Melissa vs Nobara Kugisaki
Melissa
Nobara Kugisaki
Melissa receives the Nobara Kugisaki collaboration skin. This is one of the cleanest pairings in the event because Melissa’s projectile and doll-based gameplay matches Nobara’s nail-based combat style. For marksman players who already use Melissa, this skin has strong match value.
Xavier Gojo Skin
Skin Comparison
Xavier vs Satoru Gojo
Xavier
Satoru Gojo
Xavier receives the Satoru Gojo collaboration skin. This is likely the headline skin for many players because Gojo is one of the most recognizable Jujutsu Kaisen characters. Xavier’s long-range magic and large skill effects also fit Gojo’s overwhelming visual impact.
How To Get Jujutsu Kaisen Skins
The Jujutsu Kaisen skins are usually obtained through the collaboration event system rather than the normal skin shop. Players need to use the draw event, Premium Supply rewards, and Crest exchange system to work toward their target skin.
Before spending Diamonds, open the event page and check three things: your available tokens, the current Premium Supply phase, and the Crest requirement for the skin you want.
Premium Supply Rewards
Premium Supply rewards are important because they can reduce the total Diamond pressure. These phases usually give players extra event resources through limited-time missions.
Premium Supply phases are scheduled for:
- Premium Supply 1: August 14, 2026
- Premium Supply 2: August 21, 2026
Collaboration Draw System
The collaboration draw system is the main way to collect event rewards. Players use Diamonds or event tokens to draw from the reward pool, then collect items, Crests, and other limited rewards.
If you only want one specific skin, do not draw randomly without checking the exchange requirement first. The safer approach is to decide your target skin, use free or discounted draws first, then check how many Crests are still needed.
Players should check whether a Premium Supply phase is active before doing a large number of draws. Spending too early may cause you to miss extra resources from these missions.
Crest Exchange System

The Crest exchange system is the most important part for players who want a specific skin. Random draws can give useful rewards, but Crests let you work toward a chosen collaboration item more directly.
If you are aiming for Yuji, Megumi, Nobara, or Gojo, check the required Crest amount first. Then compare it with your current Crests, remaining tokens, daily discount draws, and Premium Supply rewards.
MLBB Jujutsu Kaisen Draw Cost and Diamond Guide
The exact Diamond cost is not fixed because the final result depends on draw luck, available event tokens, Premium Supply rewards, daily discounts, and Crest progress. If the event page does not show a fixed guarantee price, players should treat the cost as variable rather than assuming one exact number.
The final cost depends on luck and available event resources. Players should prioritize Premium Supply and free draws before spending additional Diamonds.
JJK Draw Cost and Reward Checklist
Before spending| Check Point | What It Means |
|---|---|
| Cost is variable | Final Diamond cost changes with luck, tokens, discounts, Premium Supply rewards, and Crest progress. |
| Best spending order | Use free tokens and daily discounts first, then spend more only after checking your remaining Crest gap. |
| Best timing | Premium Supply phases can return extra resources, so avoid heavy draws before checking the active mission period. |
| Reward pool |
Skins
Recall effects
Spawn effects
Kill notices
Emotes
Crests
|
The final cost depends on luck and available event resources. Players should prioritize Premium Supply and free draws before spending additional Diamonds.
If you are close to completing the exchange but still need additional Diamonds, a Mobile Legends Top Up can help you finish your planned draws before the event ends.
Event Rewards
The highest-value rewards are still the four limited collaboration skins, which have already been covered above. Besides the main skins, the event reward pool may also include smaller themed cosmetics and exchange items.
Possible reward types include:
- Recall effects
- Spawn effects
- Elimination effects
- Kill notifications
- Emotes
- Avatar borders
- Event tokens or exchange items
For most players, the skins are the main goal. Smaller rewards are better treated as bonus items unless you are a collector who wants the full collaboration set.









