MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen 2026 Draw Guide: Skin Cost, Crests, Premium Supply and Best Strategy

The MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration is back in 2026, and the smartest players are not spending all their Diamonds on day one. If you plan to pull for Satoru Gojo, Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, or Nobara Kugisaki, prepare your Diamond budget first through the Mobile Legends top-up page on Topuplist via the official Topuplist store, then use this guide to time your draws around Premium Supply.

MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen 2026 Event Dates

The 2026 MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen rerun begins on August 7, 2026. Current event guides list the draw period as running until September 11, 2026, followed by a short claim-only window where players can spend leftover Jujutsu School Crests before final conversion.

Because event dates can vary by region and server, always check the live in-game event timer before spending. The most important rule is simple: do not leave Crests unused after the shop closes, because leftover event currency converts into Battle Points rather than carrying forward.

Returning Jujutsu Kaisen Skins

The rerun brings back the same four MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen collaboration skins:

These are full collaboration skins, not simple recolors. They include Jujutsu Kaisen-themed models, skill effects, voice elements, recalls, and battle visuals. The community-maintained MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Wiki page also documents the original draw rules, prize pool, drop rates, duplicate conversion, and Premium Supply structure.

How the Draw System Works

The event uses a token-and-Diamond draw system. You draw from the prize pool using Cursed Charm Tokens or Diamonds, then collect permanent items, cosmetics, or Jujutsu School Crests.

The daily 1x Diamond draw is discounted by 50%, while 10x draws have a 10% discount. The first 10 draws guarantee a random permanent collaboration item, but that item can be a skin, battle effect, killing notification, avatar border, or emote.

Each specific Jujutsu Kaisen skin has a very low base drop rate of 0.02%, so the safest strategy is not to chase a direct skin drop. The real guarantee route is collecting Jujutsu School Crests and exchanging them in the event shop.

Jujutsu School Crests Explained

Jujutsu School Crests are the event exchange currency. Crests make up most of the draw pool and are also generated when you pull duplicate permanent items.

Each Jujutsu Kaisen skin is commonly planned around the 1,200 Crest exchange target. Confirm the exact requirement in your live event shop before spending, because event shop displays and regional wording can vary.

This duplicate system is why returning players may need fewer Diamonds than new players. If you already own several JJK event cosmetics, repeated pulls convert into Crests and speed up your path to a skin.

Premium Supply Dates and Token Rewards

The best value in the event comes from Premium Supply. Each phase gives up to 29 Cursed Charm Tokens through login, recharge, and spending missions. Across two phases, that is up to 58 draw tokens.

Weekly Diamond Pass purchases usually count toward recharge progress according to the event rules documented by the MLBB Wiki, but only base Diamonds count toward some recharge tasks. Check your in-game Premium Supply rules before buying.

The best low-spend route is to split your top-ups across both Premium Supply phases instead of dumping all Diamonds on day one.

Draw Milestones

Draw-count milestones add more value as you progress. Historical JJK event rules list rewards at several total draw thresholds.

These milestones make late progress toward a skin easier, but do not chase high draw counts blindly. Use them as part of your Crest plan.

Cheapest Route to One JJK Skin

The cheapest practical route is patience:

1. Do the daily 25-Diamond draw.

2. Wait for Premium Supply Phase 1.

3. Complete recharge and spend tasks.

4. Repeat during Premium Supply Phase 2.

5. Use free Cursed Charm Tokens before spending extra Diamonds.

6. Exchange for your target skin once you reach the required Crests.

A well-timed one-skin plan usually costs far less than rushing with full-price 10x draws. Community budgeting commonly places one target skin around 1,650-2,500 Diamonds with both Premium Supply phases and average Crest luck, while rushing early can cost several thousand more.

If you want to avoid missing a Premium Supply window, prepare Diamonds in advance through the Topuplist Mobile Legends recharge page, then spend only when the event missions are active.

Which Jujutsu Kaisen Skin Should You Choose?

Pick based on the hero you actually play.

Xavier - Satoru Gojo is the flagship choice for Mid Lane players and collectors. Xavier’s long-range control mage kit fits Gojo’s overwhelming sorcerer theme well.

Yin - Yuji Itadori is best for Fighter players who like close-range duels and ultimate-focused fights.

Julian - Megumi Fushiguro is the best choice for players who enjoy flexible combos and jungle pressure.

Melissa - Nobara Kugisaki is the strongest pick for Gold Lane players who want a ranged marksman skin with JJK-themed effects.

Do not chase all four unless you genuinely play all four heroes. The best value is usually one target skin, not a full collection.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

The first mistake is drawing heavily before Premium Supply opens. You lose the biggest token value.

The second mistake is trusting the 0.02% skin drop rate. Use Crests as your real guarantee route.

The third mistake is forgetting daily discounted draws. One 25-Diamond draw per day adds up.

The fourth mistake is leaving Crests unused. Spend them before the shop closes.

The fifth mistake is assuming all 2026 visual changes are universal. Check each skin preview in-game before deciding.

Final Recommendation

For most players, the best route is clear: pick one target skin, wait for Premium Supply, use discounted daily draws, and exchange through Jujutsu School Crests.

If you are pulling for Gojo, Yuji, Megumi, or Nobara, the event is much cheaper when you time your Diamonds correctly. Use the Mobile Legends top-up page on Topuplist through Topuplist only after deciding your target and checking the live event rules.

FAQ

When does the MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen 2026 event run?

The rerun starts on August 7, 2026. Current event guides list the draw phase through September 11, 2026, with a short claim-only window afterward.

Which Jujutsu Kaisen skins are available?

The four skins are Yin - Yuji Itadori, Julian - Megumi Fushiguro, Melissa - Nobara Kugisaki, and Xavier - Satoru Gojo.

How much does one draw cost?

A 1x draw costs 50 Diamonds, the first 1x Diamond draw each day costs 25 Diamonds, and a 10x draw costs 450 Diamonds.

What is the skin drop rate?

Each specific Jujutsu Kaisen skin has a base drop rate of 0.02%.

How do I guarantee a skin?

Collect Jujutsu School Crests and exchange them for your chosen skin in the event shop. Check the live shop for the exact Crest requirement.

What are Premium Supply dates?

Current 2026 guides list Phase 1 around August 14-18 and Phase 2 around August 21-25.

How many Cursed Charm Tokens can Premium Supply give?

Each phase can give up to 29 Cursed Charm Tokens, for 58 total across both phases.

Do leftover Crests carry over?

No. Unused Crests convert into Battle Points after the event exchange period ends.

Which skin should I pick first?

Pick based on your main role: Xavier for Mid, Yin for Fighter, Julian for Jungle/flex, and Melissa for Gold Lane.

Is this guide official?

No. This guide is informational and not affiliated with or endorsed by Moonton, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang, or Jujutsu Kaisen.