
On August 7, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang brought back an event featuring legendary skins from the popular anime franchise “Magic Battle.” Through September 11, players can participate in a limited-time giveaway and receive four character skins from the series.
Although no additional activities are planned for this new round of the collaboration, the event will still be a great treat for fans of the anime genre and the Jujutsu Kaisen series. In this article, we’ll explain how to get the “Magic Battle” skins for your MLBB heroes.
As part of the event, you can obtain four exclusive skins, each of which links a Mobile Legends character to a similar character from the anime series:
Compared to the summer 2024 event, the developers have updated the visual style and some animations of these skins to bring them in line with the current version of Mobile Legends and make them stand out more from the standard skins.

The main protagonist of “Magic Battle” will replace the Yin skin. The developers have updated the visual effects for all three of his abilities, including his ultimate—now Yuji himself appears on screen when he uses his ultimate ability.

The descendant of the Zenin clan has received improved animations for all three of her abilities. This applies to both the standard versions and the enhanced versions when using combo abilities.

Unlike other characters in this collaboration, Melissa received updates not only to her skill effects but also to her basic attack. The visuals for all her abilities have also been updated.

One of the most famous characters from “Magic Battle” has also received more detailed skill animations, and when Xavier’s ultimate is activated, Satoru Gojo himself briefly appears on the battlefield.

You can add these four updated skins, featuring characters from the famous anime, to your collection only during the MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen 2026 event, which runs from August 7 to September 11, 2026. Once the event ends, you will no longer be able to obtain them.
One attempt in the draw costs 50 diamonds (with a discount—25 diamonds for the first attempt of the day). In addition, you can purchase one participation token from the store for 10 diamonds; similar discounts will also be available August 14–18 and August 21–25.
If you don’t want to spend diamonds, there’s a small chance to get a skin for free: the “Free Supplies” section gives a random reward once a day, which may include raffle tokens. The odds are low, but you can still try your luck.
The chance of getting a skin is 0.02%. You may also receive various effects, a themed avatar frame, and a battle emote, but in more than 90% of cases, you’ll receive Magic School Crests—the so-called “cashback” currency.
For each unsuccessful “spin,” you’ll receive 8 Coats, which you can spend in the store. Any Jujutsu Kaisen MLBB skin can be purchased for 1,200 crests: this means that after 150 unsuccessful attempts, you’re guaranteed to get the skin you want.

Additionally, you can earn rewards for a certain number of draws:
This further reduces the amount of currency required. If you take advantage of all the discounts, you’ll need a maximum of 138 attempts or 6,635 diamonds to get the skin. The second method will be slightly easier thanks to incentive rewards—it will cost a maximum of 12,260 diamonds. Keep in mind, however, that the skin can drop directly from a draw, and you can use the crests on another one.