How to Get MLBB Jujutsu Kaisen Skins on Malaysia Time (7 August 2026)
Published: 2026-07-28
Key Dates for the MLBB Jujutsu Kaisen Rerun
The MLBB Jujutsu Kaisen collab comes back on 7 August 2026 (Malaysia Time, GMT+8), based on the Moonton leak dump that first surfaced on 8 July. All times below are in MYT.
That last full run in June 2024 opened at roughly 05:00 MYT on patch day, and every Moonton collab since has honoured the same server-refresh slot, so the safe move is to plan around a 04:45 MYT wake-up on the seventh. Expect the rerun to run for about five weeks and close in mid-September, right before Moonton flips servers into the next Advanced Server patch cycle for hero balance testing. Pre-registration through the in-game news portal typically opens three days ahead and rewards a small Diamond drip plus a Crest starter pack for anyone who signs in.
Two Premium Supply windows land inside the run. In the first 2024 rerun those two windows landed on 15–18 June and 29 June to 2 July as back-to-back weekend blocks, and Moonton has kept the same weekend-only cadence across every collab that followed. Expect a similar four-day-then-four-day pattern starting the second weekend after launch. The community collab wiki tracks each phase as they lock in.
Skins confirmed: Yin as Yuji Itadori, Julian as Megumi Fushiguro, Melissa as Nobara Kugisaki, and Xavier as Satoru Gojo. Yin's Yuji Itadori is the one Moonton is teasing with a "surprise change" — leak talk points to a Divine Dogs summon rework on his combo animation.
What Changes for Yin, Xavier, Melissa, and Julian
The 2026 rerun ships revamped versions of the four collab skins rather than fresh characters, so the core hero kits stay intact and every visible change lives in the cosmetic and audio layer of the skin rather than in stat lines or ability numbers. That is the important bit for competitive players: nothing shifts on the balance sheet.
Yin's Yuji Itadori gets the flagged upgrade, with the leak dump pointing to a reworked ultimate zone entry and cleaner combo-hit particles. Xavier's Satoru Gojo keeps its Hollow Purple recall but should ship with sharper projectile trails, which matters in KL LAN cafés where projector wash-out routinely swallows the dimmer effects during weekend scrims.
Melissa's Nobara skin gets a redone Resonance Voodoo Doll model, and Julian's Megumi keeps its Ten Shadows summon animations that shipped in the 2023 debut. The Jujutsu Kaisen anime particle language still shows up throughout the skill VFX — Cursed Techniques and domain expansions rather than generic MOBA glow, which is why fans in JB and Penang were happy to grind through the first rerun even after seeing the leaks. MLBB's community coverage on the collab wiki notes that "Xavier's Satoru Gojo skin set a new benchmark for collab skin particle work at the time of release."
None of the four heroes are getting kit buffs in the same patch, so the balance side is untouched and REDX Game customers picking these up are paying for cosmetics and audio effects rather than any hidden statline lift on Yin, Xavier, Melissa, or Julian.
Prep Your Account Before Launch Day
Do these five things before 7 August. Each takes under three minutes.
- Confirm your MLBB in-game ID and Server ID from the profile screen. Screenshot both.
- Top up a starter buffer of Diamonds through the REDX Game MLBB counter so you are not queueing on launch day. DuitNow, TNG eWallet, Boost, and FPX all work.
- Clear at least 3.2 GB of phone storage. The collab pack pushes a client update on first launch.
- Check that your Moonton account is linked to a secondary login such as Google or Apple. Recovery locks were the main reason PJ players lost collab access in the 2024 rerun.
- Set a calendar reminder for 04:45 MYT on 7 August so you catch the server refresh window.
Malaysian ranked grinders — including squads that back MPL sides like Selangor Red Giants — usually top up the evening before, not five minutes into the event. Tak perlu tunggu lama at the top-up counter: REDX Game quotes 1–3 minute delivery on MLBB packs.
How Many Diamonds a Full Collab Set Actually Costs
Every collab skin costs 1,200 Jujutsu School Crests, and Crests come from draws inside the event tab: a single draw is 50 Diamonds and a 10x draw is 450 Diamonds. Do the math and one skin can slide from a bargain to a wallet ache depending on how well you discipline yourself around the discounted daily single draw and the two Premium Supply windows.
If you draw blindly outside the Premium Supply windows, one skin lands anywhere in the 4,000–6,000 Diamond band and rarely much lower. Play both Premium Supply phases, use the daily 25-Diamond single draw religiously, and the same skin drops to roughly 1,000–2,500 Diamonds depending on luck. Four skins on the disciplined path costs 4,000–10,000 Diamonds total, which is the number Malaysian players should plan around when budgeting for the full JJK collection instead of guessing on launch day.
Here is the local math that matters. On REDX Game, 1,000 Diamonds priced in MYR lands around RM 55 in Malaysia. The same 1,000-Diamond pack via the App Store in-app purchase sits closer to RM 71 after Apple's cut. That RM 16 gap per 1,000 Diamonds turns into RM 64–160 saved across a full JJK collab set, depending on where your gacha luck lands. Memang best when you are chasing all four skins.
Buy Diamonds through the REDX Game MLBB top-up counter in MYR, no currency conversion fee and no App Store markup. Payment settles at Malaysian banks; DuitNow, FPX from Maybank, CIMB, Public Bank, plus TNG and Boost all clear inside minutes.
FAQ: Common Questions from Malaysian Players
What time does the MLBB Jujutsu Kaisen collab go live in Malaysia?
Server refresh on 7 August 2026 at roughly 05:00 MYT (GMT+8). Moonton has not confirmed the exact minute, but every previous MLBB collab has opened on that standard maintenance slot. Watch the in-game news feed on the evening of 6 August for a final timestamp.
Are the 2026 rerun skins the same as the 2023 originals?
Same four heroes and character mappings, but Moonton is shipping revamped particle and animation work. Yin's Yuji Itadori is the one confirmed "surprise upgrade" flagged in the community leak reads.
Can I get the collab skins without pulling gacha?
No. All four legendary skins are locked behind the Jujutsu School Crest draw. You can grind daily 25-Diamond single draws to shave the cost during Premium Supply, but there is no direct-buy option in the store.
Is topping up through REDX Game safe for Malaysian MLBB accounts?
Yes. REDX Game is an MYR-priced Malaysian top-up service that credits Diamonds directly to your Game ID. Delivery is quoted at 1–3 minutes and payment routes through DuitNow, FPX, TNG, and Boost. No password or account handover is ever required. Load Diamonds through the REDX MLBB counter before launch to skip the day-of queue.
Will the collab return again after August 2026?
Moonton has not committed to a third rerun, and the pattern so far is thin: the 2023 debut ran once, the 2024 rerun took roughly 15 months to arrive, and the studio tends to space major anime collabs several years apart to protect their scarcity. On that cadence the next realistic window would fall in late 2027, so treat this rerun as the last confirmed chance for the current Yin, Julian, Melissa, and Xavier lineup.
