MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Resale 2026: Release Date, Skins & Diamond Cost
MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen resale event starts 7 August 2026, bringing back all four collab skins including Xavier's Gojo Satoru and a reworked Yuji Itadori for Yin. Get the full release date schedule, every skin's diamond cost, and our 30-day plan to hit 115 draws and confirm your skin without overspend
MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Resale 2026: Release Date, Skins & Diamond Cost Guide
By DragonGroot Team · Gaming Guides · August 2026
The Jujutsu Sorcerers are returning to the Land of Dawn. The MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen resale event starts 7 August 2026, bringing back the four legendary collab skins, including Xavier's Gojo Satoru, widely considered one of the best collab skins MLBB has ever made. If you missed the original run, this is your second chance, and there may not be a third.'
This is a draw-based event, so your diamond stash decides everything. Load up early with DragonGroot, India's trusted MLBB top-up platform, and hit both Premium Supply phases without missing a beat.
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MLBB x JJK Resale 2026: Full Event Schedule
The resale runs on the same rhythm as previous JJK events: the draw banner opens first, then two Premium Supply recharge phases follow a week apart, each handing out free event Tokens. Here's the timeline to mark on your calendar:
| Event Phase | Date |
|---|---|
| Resale Event Starts (draw banner opens) | 7 August 2026 |
| Premium Supply Phase 1 (recharge for Tokens) | 14 August 2026 |
| Premium Supply Phase 2 (second Token wave) | 21 August 2026 |
| Typical Event Duration | Around 30 days |
Based on how past JJK resale events have run, the banner stays open roughly a month from launch. Both Premium Supply phases are the cheapest source of free Tokens in the entire event, so plan your top-ups around 14 and 21 August rather than recharging randomly.
All 4 Jujutsu Kaisen Collab Skins Returning
The original collaboration launched on 18 February 2023 and paired four MLBB heroes with the four main sorcerers of Jujutsu Kaisen. The pairing wasn't random. All four are Forsaken Light heroes, and each was matched to the anime character whose fighting style mirrors their own kit. All four are back in the resale pool:
| MLBB Hero | JJK Character |
|---|---|
| Xavier | Satoru Gojo |
| Yin (reworked visuals) | Yuji Itadori |
| Julian | Megumi Fushiguro |
| Melissa | Nobara Kugisaki |
The big news for this run: Yin's Yuji Itadori skin is getting a visual rework. Moonton has confirmed a surprise change to the skin, with sharper effects and upgraded animations compared to the 2023 original, so even players who already own it have a reason to care. Beyond the skins, the draw pool also contains battle effects, killing notifications, avatar borders and emotes from the collaboration.
Xavier — Satoru Gojo
Let's be honest. This is the one everyone's pulling for. Xavier already plays like a sniper who never misses, so handing him Gojo's kit was almost too easy. His ultimate Dawning Light becomes Hollow Purple, and if you've seen the anime, you know exactly what that means. The screen just clears. Blindfold, white hair, Limitless energy trailing off every skill. Three years later people still bring it up when they argue about the best collab skin MLBB has ever done, and it's the reason most players are watching this banner at all.
Yin — Yuji Itadori (Reworked)
Here's the twist nobody saw coming. Yin isn't coming back the same, because Moonton is bringing the collab back with a special upgrade, and Yin's Yuji is the one getting it. Which is fair, because the pairing was always the smartest one in the set. Yin fights with his fists, same as Itadori, and his ultimate My Turn drags you into a 1v1 and turns him into Lieh. If that sounds familiar, it should. That's Itadori stepping aside for Sukuna inside the Malevolent Shrine, beat for beat. Sharper effects, better animations than the 2023 version. Even if you already own it, this one's worth looking at again.
Julian — Megumi Fushiguro
This is the one people sleep on, and they shouldn't. Julian doesn't just get a new coat of paint. His whole kit gets swapped out for actual shikigami. His Scythe stops being a scythe and becomes a Divine Dog. His sword turns into Nue, the giant owl. And his Chain? That's Max Elephant pinning people down. Julian already had that cold, menacing thing going on, so Megumi fits him like it was planned from the start. If you want a skin that actually changes how the hero feels in your hands, not just how he looks, this is it.
Melissa — Nobara Kugisaki
Nobara fights with nails and a hammer. Melissa fights with needles and a doll. Somebody at Moonton clearly noticed, because the Straw Doll Technique slots into her kit without changing a thing. It just works. And the attitude matches too; Melissa's already the loud, cocky one, which is basically Nobara's entire personality. This is the underrated pick of the four. Easier on your wallet than chasing Gojo, and honestly the most fun of the set to actually play in ranked.
How Many Diamonds for a JJK Skin? Full Cost Breakdown
This is a gacha event, not a direct purchase. You draw from the Jujutsu School banner using Tokens or Diamonds. Here's what it actually costs:
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Single (1x) Draw | 50 💎 |
| 10x Draw (with 10% discount) | 450 💎 |
| First daily 1x Draw (50% off, Diamonds only) | 25 💎 |
| Pity exchange (guaranteed skin) | 1,200 Crests |
| Estimated cost for 1 JJK skin | ~3,600 💎 |
| Estimated cost for all 4 skins | ~14,400 💎 |
Two safety nets soften the gamble. First, your first 10x Draw guarantees a random permanent JJK collab item. That could be a skin, but it may also be a battle effect, killing notification, avatar border or emote, so treat it as a guaranteed drop rather than a guaranteed skin. Second, duplicates convert into Jujutsu School Crests, and 1,200 Crests can be exchanged directly for the skin you want. That pity route takes roughly 120 to 130 pulls, but it means bad luck never leaves you empty-handed.
How to Save Diamonds & Get JJK Skins: Step-by-Step Guide
Whether you're chasing Gojo, Yuji, Megumi or Nobara, the method is the same, and the order you do things in decides how much you spend. Follow this guide step by step.
Step 1: Load Your Wallet Before the Event — Not Your Diamonds
This is the mistake that costs players the most. Do not buy your diamonds before 7 August, 1:30 PM. Diamonds bought early still sit in your account and still work for draws, but they will not count toward the event's recharge missions. Only top-ups made during the event window earn you the free Premium Supply Tokens.
So do this instead: add money to your DragonGroot wallet now, while there's no rush. Then the moment the event goes live at 1:30 PM on 7 August, your payment is already sitting there. You just pick your pack and the diamonds land in about 3 minutes, mission credit and all. No payment delays, no bank OTP fumbling while the clock runs.
Step 2: Buy in the Right Order — The Recharge Ladder
Not every pack gives the same value. Work down this ladder in order, starting at the top, and only move down if that option is already used up:
- Weekly Diamond Pass first, but check your limit. The Weekly Pass is the best value per rupee in the whole game, so always start here. Open the shop and check whether you still have a purchase available; the pass has a cap and can't be bought unlimited times.
- Already used your Weekly Pass? Go for the 250 pack with double bonus. The first-time double bonus turns that 250 pack into roughly 500 diamonds for the same price. That's the biggest single jump in value you'll get after the pass.
- Already used the double bonus too? Don't worry, just buy the normal pack. You lose the bonus diamonds, but the normal pack still fulfils your event recharge mission and still earns you the Premium Supply Tokens. The mission counts the recharge, not the bonus.
The simple rule is this: never skip a bonus you haven't used yet. Every player's account is at a different stage, so check each option in this order before paying.
Step 3: Time Your Top-Ups to the Premium Supply Phases
Recharging during Premium Supply Phase 1 (14 August) and Phase 2 (21 August) earns free event Tokens on top of your diamonds. Recharge outside those windows and you get the diamonds but lose the Tokens entirely. Past events handed out around 58 Tokens across the two phases, so that's free draws you're leaving behind if you mistime it. Split your budget across both phases instead of spending everything on day one.
Step 4: Pull the 25 💎 Daily Draw Every Single Day
Your first 1x draw each day is 50% off — 25 💎 instead of 50. It's the cheapest pull in the event. Two rules to remember. It only works when paying with Diamonds, not Tokens, and it resets daily, so a missed day is gone forever. Log in every day from 7 August and you bank around 30 discounted pulls over the event, which alone is worth hundreds of diamonds.
Step 5: Do Your First 10x Draw Early
Your first 10x Draw guarantees a permanent JJK collab item, and 10x draws come with 10% off when paying with Diamonds. Do it early rather than saving it. Once that guarantee is claimed, every duplicate you pull afterwards starts feeding your Crest count toward the pity exchange.
Step 6: Chasing One Specific Skin? Aim for the Pity
The draw is random, so if your heart is set on one specific skin, whether that's Xavier's Gojo, Yin's reworked Yuji, Julian's Megumi or Melissa's Nobara, don't rely on luck. Budget toward 1,200 Jujutsu School Crests and exchange directly for the one you want. That's roughly 120 to 130 pulls, but it's guaranteed. Treat any early lucky hit as a bonus, not the plan.
One last warning: if a 10x draw finds you short on Tokens, the game deducts Diamonds to cover the gap. Keep your balance healthy so a mid-pull shortfall doesn't leave you stranded one draw away from a guarantee. Topping up through DragonGroot takes about 3 minutes, so you're never stuck for long.
The 30-Day Plan: How to Confirm Your JJK Skin
Here's the part most players get wrong: they dump diamonds into the banner on day one and run dry before the pity. Played correctly, this event gives you 115 total draws across 30 days, which is more than enough to reach the guaranteed exchange, and most of those draws cost you almost nothing. The trick is spreading your spending and never missing the daily discount.
Day 1 (7 August): Set Up Your Foundation
Start by buying 2 Weekly Diamond Passes plus 50 diamonds. This is your launch pad. It takes your balance from 440 up to 670 diamonds and immediately triggers the recharge gift, handing you 2 free draws. Then take your 50% off daily 1x draw for 25 💎. You end day one on 3 draws and 645 diamonds, with your Weekly Passes already ticking over 20+ diamonds a day.
Days 2–7 (8–13 August): Just Do Your Daily Draw
Nothing complicated here. Log in every day and pull the single 50% off daily draw at 25 💎 and that's it. Your Weekly Diamond Passes keep paying out 20+ diamonds daily, which almost fully covers the cost of that draw. By 13 August you're sitting on 9 draws with 615 diamonds still in the bank. Six days of progress that cost you essentially nothing.
Day 8 (14 August): Premium Supply Phase 1 — The Big Jump
This is the single most important day of the event. Buy 3 Weekly Diamond Passes to push your balance from 615 up to 875. Then run a 10x draw at 450 💎 (with the 10% discount), take your 25 💎 daily draw, and Phase 1 pays out a massive 29 free draws on top. Hitting 20 total draws also unlocks a bonus 1x draw. You go from 9 draws to 50 draws in a single day, still holding 400 diamonds.
Days 9–14 (15–20 August): Back to Daily Draws
Same routine as the first week. One 25 💎 discounted draw per day, nothing more. Your passes keep topping you up. By 20 August you're at 56 draws with 370 diamonds ready for the second phase.
Day 15 (21 August): Premium Supply Phase 2 — Second Big Jump
Repeat the Phase 1 formula. Buy 3 more Weekly Diamond Passes (370 becomes 630), run another 10x draw at 450 💎, take your daily 25 💎 draw, and collect Phase 2's 29 free draws. That rockets you to 96 total draws with 155 diamonds left.
Days 16–29 (22 August – 4 September): Coast to the Finish
Fourteen straight days of nothing but your 25 💎 daily draw. No recharging needed in this stretch at all, because your Weekly Passes carry you. Miss a day here and you lose a draw permanently, so set a phone reminder. By 4 September you've reached 110 draws with 85 diamonds remaining.
Day 30 (5 September): The Final Push to 115
Last day. Do a small 120 diamond recharge to bring your balance to 205, pull the 25 💎 daily draw, then spend your remaining 200 on 4 draws at normal price. That closes the book at exactly 115 draws and zero diamonds wasted, with every last diamond converted into pulls.
| Milestone | Total Draws |
|---|---|
| End of Day 1 (7 Aug) | 3 draws |
| Before Phase 1 (13 Aug) | 9 draws |
| After Phase 1 (14 Aug) | 50 draws |
| After Phase 2 (21 Aug) | 96 draws |
| Final total (5 Sep) | 115 draws |
Here's why this works. The two Premium Supply phases alone hand you 58 free draws, more than half your total, and they're only claimable if you recharge inside those windows. Add 30 daily discounted pulls at half price, and the vast majority of your 115 draws come from bonuses rather than raw spending. Players who dump everything on day one miss both phases and end up with a fraction of the draws for the same money.
Two things to watch. First, check your Weekly Diamond Pass limit before Phase 1 and Phase 2, since the plan needs 3 passes on each of those days. Make sure you have purchases available. Second, keep your DragonGroot wallet pre-loaded before 14 and 21 August so you can buy the passes the second each phase opens, without waiting on a payment to clear.
Where to Buy MLBB Diamonds Safely for the JJK Event
Big collab events bring out scammers promising "cheap JJK skins" or free Gojo giveaways. There is no legitimate way to get a collab skin outside the draw, so protect yourself and stick to two safe routes. Either the in-game store, or a trusted third-party top-up platform that only needs your player ID.
How to Spot a Safe Top-Up
DragonGroot ticks every box. Enter your User ID and Server, pay over UPI, and your diamonds arrive in about 3 minutes. Fast enough to hit a Premium Supply milestone before it closes.
Conclusion
Collab skins don't enter the regular gacha pool after their event ends, which makes a resale the only official way back in. With Yin's Yuji skin reworked and Gojo Satoru back on the banner from 7 August 2026, this is the run to be ready for. Pull the 25 💎 daily discount every day, and line your top-ups up with the 14 and 21 August Premium Supply phases.
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