MLBB x Street Fighter 6 Officially Arrives on July 3
The biggest Mobile Legends collaboration of 2026 is almost here as Moonton officially confirms the arrival of Street Fighter 6 on July 3, introducing four crossover skins, a brand new Outfit system, and a fresh event format that gives players more control over unlocking their favorite rewards.
For years, Mobile Legends collaborations have delivered some of the game's most memorable cosmetic events, but the upcoming Street Fighter 6 crossover looks set to raise the bar once again. After weeks of teasers, Advanced Server testing, and community speculation, Moonton has now officially confirmed that the collaboration will launch globally on July 3, 2026.
Unlike previous crossover events that relied heavily on Bingo mechanics, the Street Fighter event introduces a new Crest Exchange system that rewards every draw while allowing players to work towards the exact skin they want. Alongside four iconic Street Fighter characters making their debut in the Land of Dawn, players will also experience Mobile Legends' first-ever collaboration Outfit system, offering two different appearances for every crossover skin.
Here's everything you need to know before the event begins.
MLBB x Street Fighter 6 Release Date
Moonton has confirmed that the MLBB x Street Fighter 6 collaboration event will officially begin on July 3, 2026, and will remain available until August 16, 2026.
That gives players more than six weeks to participate in the event, complete recharge missions, collect free draw tokens, and save enough Crests to exchange for their favorite collaboration rewards.
As with previous major collaboration events, two Premium Supply phases are expected during the event period, making it worthwhile to plan your Diamond spending instead of rushing into draws on day one.
Four Street Fighter Legends Enter the Land of Dawn
The collaboration introduces four playable crossover skins, pairing some of Mobile Legends' most popular heroes with legendary Street Fighter fighters.
Paquito becomes Ryu

Among the four heroes, Paquito is perhaps the most natural fit for the collaboration. His boxing-inspired combat style blends perfectly with Ryu's disciplined martial arts.
The skin recreates Ryu's iconic appearance with his white gi, black belt, red gloves and signature red headband, while introducing completely new animations, voice lines, visual effects and recall animation inspired by Street Fighter 6.
Players can also unlock an alternate Outfit featuring Ryu's modern Street Fighter 6 design complete with his brown cloak and updated appearance.
Chou transforms into Ken Masters

Known for his flashy kicks and aggressive fighting style, Chou takes on the role of Ken Masters.
The collaboration skin faithfully recreates Ken's classic red karate outfit before offering a second Outfit based on his newer Street Fighter 6 appearance featuring an olive green jacket, red cargo pants and boots.
With Chou already being one of Mobile Legends' most iconic martial artists, this pairing feels like a perfect match.
Guinevere joins the fight as Chun-Li

Perhaps the most anticipated skin in the entire collaboration belongs to Guinevere.
Following her previous King of Fighters collaboration appearance as Athena Asamiya, Guinevere now steps into the shoes of another legendary fighting game icon, Chun-Li.
The crossover skin captures Chun-Li's signature blue outfit, elegant fighting style and iconic kicks, while her alternate Outfit modernizes the design using Street Fighter 6's latest character model.
Many players are already predicting this will become the most popular skin released during the event.
Dyrroth becomes Guile

Completing the lineup is Dyrroth as Guile.
The skin features Guile's unmistakable military appearance, including his famous flat-top hairstyle, combat vest and camouflage outfit, alongside brand new visual effects and voice lines.
Players can also unlock Guile's modern military-inspired Outfit from Street Fighter 6 as a separate cosmetic appearance.
A Brand New Outfit System Makes Its Debut
One of the biggest surprises of the collaboration isn't actually the skins themselves.
For the first time in an MLBB crossover, every collaboration skin comes with two completely different appearances.
The main collaboration skin is known as Outfit 2, while Outfit 1 serves as an alternate costume inspired by each fighter's latest Street Fighter 6 design.
Rather than being simple recolors, these are entirely different outfits that allow players to switch between classic and modern versions of each character.
It's a feature many fans have requested for years, and it could signal a new direction for future Mobile Legends collaboration events.
How the Event Works
Instead of using the familiar Bingo system seen in previous collaboration events, the Street Fighter event introduces a Crest-based reward system.
Players spend Diamonds on event draws to earn random rewards.
Each single draw costs 50 Diamonds, while the first draw every day receives a 50% discount, reducing the price to just 25 Diamonds.
A 10-draw bundle costs 450 Diamonds, making it the best option once the daily discounted draw has been used.
Every duplicate reward automatically converts into Street Fighter Crests, ensuring that no draw goes completely to waste.
Those Crests can then be exchanged directly in the Event Shop for collaboration rewards.
Event Shop Rewards
Instead of relying purely on luck, players can save their accumulated Crests and redeem exactly what they want.
A collaboration skin costs 1,200 Crests, while its alternate Outfit requires an additional 200 Crests.
Other exclusive cosmetics available in the shop include battle emotes, elimination effects, chat bubbles, avatar borders and custom killing notifications.
This system gives players much greater control over their progress compared to previous collaboration events.
How Many Diamonds Will You Need?
Based on Advanced Server testing and early player calculations, most players should expect to reach the required 1,200 Crest milestone after around 100 to 110 draws.
Lucky players could unlock enough Crests in fewer than 90 draws, while those with poorer luck may require slightly more than 110.
Without taking advantage of event discounts, unlocking a collaboration skin could easily cost between 4,000 and 5,000 Diamonds.
Fortunately, there are much cheaper ways to approach the event.
The Cheapest Way to Unlock a Skin
If you're only aiming for one collaboration skin, patience will save you thousands of Diamonds.
Start by completing the discounted daily draw every day throughout the event.
Next, wait for both Premium Supply events before purchasing additional draws. These recharge events reward players with a large number of free event tokens, significantly reducing the amount of Diamonds needed.
Many experienced players also recommend activating Weekly Diamond Passes during Premium Supply instead of buying large Diamond packs outright, as this offers much better long-term value while still completing recharge missions.
By combining daily discounted draws with both Premium Supply phases, many players are expected to unlock one collaboration skin while spending only around 1,000 to 1,500 Diamonds from their own pocket.
Final Thoughts
The MLBB x Street Fighter 6 collaboration is shaping up to be one of the biggest Mobile Legends crossover events ever released. With four iconic Street Fighter characters, the debut of the new Outfit system, and a Crest Exchange mechanic that gives players more control over their rewards, this event offers something for both collectors and competitive players alike.
Whether you're planning to unlock Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li, or Guile, preparing your Diamonds early and making full use of the daily discounts and Premium Supply events will help you get the most value throughout the collaboration.
The event officially kicks off on July 3, 2026, so now is the perfect time to start saving.
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