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MLBB Sells Limited Jujutsu Kaisen Skins a Third Time

MLBB put four limited Jujutsu Kaisen skins back on sale at 1,200 crests, with a VFX pass that still left the same diamond gacha intact.

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Mobile Legends: Bang Bang put its four Jujutsu Kaisen collab skins back on sale from August 7 through September 11, 2026, at 1,200 crests each. Moonton still billed the set as limited. It was the third time the same shop had opened.

Players who already owned Yuji, Gojo, Megumi, or Nobara received the new skill effects for free. Everyone else paid the same crest gacha that launched with the skins in 2023.

Four Heroes Still Share One Shop

The 2026 return added no fifth sorcerer and no new hero. Yin, Xavier, Julian, and Melissa are still the only Land of Dawn faces mapped to Jujutsu Kaisen’s main cast, and each skin still sits behind the same crest counter.

THE 2026 JJK SKIN SHOP

Hero Jujutsu Kaisen character Event shop price
Yin Yuji Itadori 1,200 Jujutsu School Crests
Xavier Satoru Gojo 1,200 Jujutsu School Crests
Julian Megumi Fushiguro 1,200 Jujutsu School Crests
Melissa Nobara Kugisaki 1,200 Jujutsu School Crests

Yin’s kit still turns the ult into Sukuna’s shrine, Xavier still carries Gojo’s long-range burst, Julian’s enhanced skills still read as Megumi’s shikigami, and Melissa still throws Nobara’s nails. The mapping has not moved since 2023, which is the point of a rerun: Moonton is reselling recognition, not a new crossover.

1,200 Crests Buy Any Skin

There is no diamond sticker on these cosmetics. You draw, you collect Jujutsu School Crests, and you redeem. The listed chance of pulling a named skin is 0.02% per character, so the shop threshold is the real pity.

DRAW RULES IN THE JJK POOL

  • Single draw: 50 Diamonds, with the first Diamond draw each day cut to 25.
  • Ten-draw: 450 Diamonds, a 10% cut that does not stack with the daily half-price single.
  • Early floor: the first 10 draws guarantee a random permanent collab item, which is usually an emote, border, or effect, not a skin.
  • Duplicates: a second copy of a collab skin converts to 360 Crests; a recall converts to 90.

Tokens from tasks can replace Diamonds, but the daily half-price cut does not apply when a token is spent. Mix a 10x with too few tokens and the client bills the missing pulls in Diamonds.

WHAT THE PRIZE POOL ACTUALLY PAYS

  • Named skins: 0.02% each for Yin, Xavier, Julian, and Melissa.
  • Crest filler: 90.22% of draws are Jujutsu School Crests.
  • Milestones: 20 draws grant 1 token, 60 grant a Magic Wheel Potion S, 130 grant 10 tokens, 160 grant 100 Crests, and 190 grant 180 Crests.
  • After close: leftover Crests convert to Battle Points at 1:1, leftover tokens at 1:100.

Those last two milestones add 280 Crests if you grind that far, which is still far short of one skin. The pool is built so that almost every pull is progress toward 1,200, not a lottery ticket for Gojo.

Moonton First Sold These as Limited in 2023

Moonton spent more than a year teasing the crossover in a player survey, then opened the first draw on February 18, 2023. That shop ran through March 20, 2023, a 31-day window, with the same 50 / 25 / 450 Diamond prices and the same crest exchange.

THREE LIMITED WINDOWS

  1. February 18, 2023: the original draw opens with Yin as Yuji, Xavier as Gojo, Julian as Megumi, and Melissa as Nobara.
  2. March 20, 2023: the first limited window closes after 31 days.
  3. June 8, 2024: the skins return, and Yin’s ultimate finally lets Sukuna take over in white robes, the change players asked for after the 2023 version skipped him.
  4. July 13, 2024: the second window closes after 36 days.
  5. July 31, 2026: the official account says the four skins will return again, with skill effects rebuilt for fidelity.
  6. August 7, 2026: the third draw opens, more than three years after the debut.
  7. August 14 to 18, 2026: Premium Supply Phase 1 runs the recharge and spend tasks.
  8. August 21 to 25, 2026: Phase 2 repeats that token farm.
  9. September 11, 2026: the draw closes after 36 days; unlock posts were still going up on September 12.

Call a cosmetic limited twice and it is still a scarcity pitch. Call it limited a third time, after a 36-day 2024 encore, and the word is a schedule. When the optimized Jujutsu Kaisen skins came back on August 7, it was the same four models in the same shop, not a new license drop.

What the Visual Pass Changed

The 2026 pitch was fidelity, not a new character. On July 31 the official account said every skill effect on the four skins had been rebuilt, and it posted the trailer with that line attached.

The Jujutsu Kaisen Collab Skins will return for a limited time! All skill visual effects for Yin “Yuji Itadori”, Julian “Megumi Fushiguro”, Melissa “Nobara Kugisaki”, and Xavier “Satoru Gojo” have been optimized to be more faithful to the original series.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, official account, July 31, 2026

That pass landed on inventories that already held the skins. Nobody who bought Yuji in 2023 had to pay again to see the new ult frames. The reopen was for the accounts that still lacked a skin, and for the accounts that wanted a second name from the same four.

The trailer work is cleaner than the 2023 launch, especially on skill VFX. Replies under that announcement still called the pass unfinished. Megumi’s summons were the one set that drew credit. Yuji’s Sukuna phase, the part Yin players actually live in during a fight, was the part they said still looked thin, and older comments on the official video kept asking for body animations to catch up with the effects. A fidelity patch that leaves the most-used form looking cheap is a strange thing to hang a full gacha on.

How Players Kept a Skin Under 2,500 Diamonds

Rush the banner with 10x draws on day one and the bill can run past 5,000 Diamonds. Sit on the 25-Diamond daily single, clear both Premium Supply phases, and spend only enough to finish the recharge tasks, and community draw plans land in a 1,650 to 2,500 Diamond band for one guaranteed skin, about $49.50 at the US shop rate of $0.99 per 50 Diamonds if you sit at the top of that band.

TWO WAYS THE SAME SKIN GETS PAID

Path What you actually do Diamond range
Disciplined One 25-Diamond draw a day, plus tokens from both Premium Supply windows 1,650 to 2,500
Rushed Repeated 450-Diamond 10x draws before the token phases Past 5,000

Each Premium Supply phase, if you finish the posted tasks, is 29 Cursed Charm Tokens. Both phases together are 58 free draws, which is why the cheap path exists at all. The official account told players to log in for free tokens from August 21 to 25 and to finish tasks for more. Phase 1 had already run August 14 to 18.

Those tasks are not free in the strict sense. They want a login, a recharge of any amount, a 100-Diamond recharge, a 250-Diamond recharge, then 100 and 250 Diamonds spent inside the collab event. Only base Diamonds count on the recharge steps. A Weekly Diamond Pass adds 100 toward that meter, a Twilight Pass adds 500, and bonus Diamonds do not. The same first-time packs that feed those meters are the ones that carry a 2x bonus on first-time diamond tiers at 50, 150, 250, and 500, which is why the “cheap” skin still sits downstream of a top-up.

You also have to be at least level 8 to even see Premium Supply. Miss a phase and the 1,650 floor disappears, because those 29 tokens do not roll over. That is the quiet design: the discount is real, and it is gated on showing up for two short recharge weeks.

Gift Listings Priced Gojo in Rupiah

While the in-game shop talked in crests, a side market talked in cash. Gift listings in Indonesia priced any of the four skins at 750,000 rupiah if you wanted it at the start of the window, then 550,000 if you waited until the last days. The event rules already let an owner spend another 1,200 Crests to gift a skin they hold, so the gray price is just that shop seen from outside the client.

The falling cash ask is the same lesson as the 25-Diamond daily draw. Waiting is cheaper than panic. It is also why a “limited” banner that has now run in 2023, 2024, and 2026 trains people to skip the opening week. Moonton still collects from the accounts that refuse to wait, and from the accounts that recharge to clear Premium Supply. The rest of the room has learned the calendar.

Gojo remains the name that moves first. Xavier’s skin is the one accounts chase, the one gift slots advertise, and the one the 2026 trailer leans on. Nobara and even Yuji sit behind that demand even though every skin is the same 1,200 Crests. A flat shop price does not flatten taste.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Mobile Legends Heroes Have Jujutsu Kaisen Skins?

Yin is Yuji Itadori, Xavier is Satoru Gojo, Julian is Megumi Fushiguro, and Melissa is Nobara Kugisaki. You can gift a skin only after you already own it, and the remaining gift counts share a pool with shop exchanges, so filling friends’ inventories still burns the same 1,200 Crests per copy.

How Many Crests Does One Jujutsu Kaisen Skin Cost?

Each of the four skins costs 1,200 Jujutsu School Crests. A duplicate collab skin converts to 360 Crests, a duplicate recall to 90, an elimination or spawn effect to 45, a killing notification to 68, an avatar border to 30, and an emote to 9, which is why accounts that already own the 2023 extras reach the shop faster than a first-time drawer.

When Did the MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Collab First Launch?

The first draw opened on February 18, 2023 and ran through March 20, 2023. Moonton had tested interest with an in-game survey more than a year before that debut, then spent 2024 and 2026 selling the same four skins back to the people who skipped or could not finish the crest count.

What Is the Drop Rate for a JJK Collab Skin in MLBB?

Each named skin is listed at 0.02%, and 90.22% of the pool is Crests. The first 10 draws guarantee a random permanent collab item, not a hero skin, so a lucky early border does not mean the 1,200-Crest grind is over.

What Changed on Yin’s Yuji Skin in 2024?

The 2024 rerun put Sukuna into Yin’s ultimate after players complained that the 2023 version never showed the King of Curses. The ult now pulls a foe into a domain and swaps Yin into Sukuna’s white-robe, tattooed form, then keeps that form once the domain drops, which is why the 2026 effect pass on that ult mattered more than splash-art polish.

When the 2026 shop died, unused Crests and tokens dumped into Battle Points. The four skins stay on the accounts that paid, the VFX stay on the accounts that already owned them, and the limited label is free for Moonton to print the next time it needs an anime week.

Harry is the editor of Oton Technology, an independent site he owns and edits, covering the part of technology that people actually have to act on. After ten years in journalism, first reporting and then editing, he works from primary material by habit: the advisory rather than the write up of it, the filing rather than the press release, the changelog rather than the launch video. Every figure in an article carries its source and its date, and where a number comes from a vendor or an analyst model rather than a count, he says so plainly instead of letting it stand as established fact. What he leaves out is anything he could not verify himself, which on a beat full of unnamed supply chain claims removes a great deal. That standard applies across all the sections the site publishes for an international audience, from artificial intelligence and security to phones, computers, gaming, crypto and the software businesses depend on. He corrects errors in the open and labels them, because a site that hides its mistakes is asking readers to trust the rest on nothing.

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