MLBB x Sanrio 2026: Event Date, Skins & How to Get Them

The MLBB x Sanrio collab is officially coming back. Confirmed by multiple advanced server data miners, leakers, and the broader MLBB community on Reddit, TikTok, and YouTube, the four Sanrio skins return on June 5, 2026, and the event runs through June 30.

If you missed the 2022 or 2025 runs, this is your shot. And if you already grabbed some skins then, the Bingo system auto-skips anything you own and pushes you toward what’s still missing from your collection.

This is a resale event, not a brand-new collab. No new heroes, no surprise additions. Same four skins, same kawaii energy, and slightly improved guarantees compared to the original 2022 run. Let’s break down exactly how to play this efficiently without torching your Diamond stash.

MLBB x Sanrio 2026 Event Schedule

Mark these dates before you do anything else. The Premium Supply phases are where you pick up free tokens; missing them wastes real money.

Phase	Date	What You Get
Event Start	June 5, 2026	Draw event opens. First 10x is 50% off.
Premium Supply Phase 1	June 12–15, 2026	~16 free draw tokens via recharge tasks
Premium Supply Phase 2	June 19–22, 2026	~16 more free tokens via recharge tasks
Event End	June 30, 2026	All unused tokens expire or auto-convert

The event runs about 26 days total. Server time for the June 5 launch is typically around 4:00 PM GMT+8. Moonton can nudge dates slightly, but across all the leaks as of mid-May 2026, this window is locked in.

If you want to min-max your spending, put Phase 1 and Phase 2 on your calendar. These are the windows where you get “Tickets” or tokens for simply topping up and spending a few Diamonds.

To get enough for the skins without breaking the bank, make sure to top up ML Diamonds at Lapakgaming during these specific phases to get the most bang for your buck.

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All Four MLBB x Sanrio Skins

All four skins are Epic-rarity Sanrio collaboration skins with custom voice lines, skill effects, recalls, and kill notifications. You cannot buy them directly from the shop. The only way in is through draws.

Hero	Skin Name	Sanrio Character	How to Get	Gamer Rating
Floryn	Fluffy Dream	Cinnamoroll	Guaranteed in first 10 draws	9.5/10
Angela	Heartstring	Hello Kitty	Bingo mechanic	9/10
Chang’e	Moon Artist	Pompompurin	Bingo mechanic (reworked effects 2026)	8.5/10
Claude	Bad Bro	Badtz-Maru	Bingo mechanic	8.5/10

Floryn “Fluffy Dream” (Cinnamoroll)

Cinnamoroll, the fluffy white dog with the oversized ears and blue beret, pairs with Floryn in a soft pastel tea-party theme.

Pink, blue, and cream everywhere: long flowing hair, Victorian lace dress, big bonnet hat, rose accents.

The entrance animation opens on a cozy tea-party scene with Cinnamoroll himself pouring tea from a teapot. It’s charming in a way that actually fits Floryn’s support role instead of clashing with it.

Skill effects are deliberately soft and non-aggressive; glowing petals on S1, gentle cloud bursts and sparkles on S2.

The healing SFX have been described by the community as “mystical and adorable,” which sounds like marketing copy until you actually watch the gameplay footage. The sounds pop satisfyingly without screaming on your teammates’ screens.

Voice lines are sweet and high-energy; short “Tada!” bursts on skill pops, calm fluffy delivery overall. Pure Cinnamoroll energy.

Community rating: 9.5/10. TikTok and YouTube showcases for this skin consistently pull big engagement. Reddit calls it the star of the collab.

The fact that it’s the guaranteed skin makes it the entry point for everyone: F2P, light spender, whale, and it holds up as one of the best Floryn skins in the game regardless of price.

Angela “Heartstring” (Hello Kitty)

Hello Kitty’s iconic pink bow and white design translate into a school-uniform-inspired outfit with a big red bow, suspenders, and layered skirt.

Heavy pink/red/white/blue palette with frilly lace and ribbons everywhere. Hello Kitty herself flies alongside Angela as a winged companion. The recall is the standout moment: Angela rides a carousel horse while Hello Kitty circles overhead with hearts popping in every direction.

Skill effects run pink hearts, sparkles, and cute bubbles throughout. The healing visuals pop with heart icons that feel extra intentional for a support skin. The Ultimate comes with soft glowing effects and Hello Kitty cheer animations; flashy in team fights but not so overwhelming that it becomes a distraction.

Voice lines: “Pretty Kitty! Happy Kitty! A cute friend of mine!” is high-pitched, full Sanrio energy. For Angela mains, the voice work alone justifies the skin.

Community rating: 9/10. Angela mains on Reddit consistently call this an instant buy. The main complaint is that the bright pink palette can wash out on dark maps, but for collectors and support players this is one of the most requested skins in the game’s history.

Still top-five most-asked-for resales in the MLBB community.

Chang’e “Moon Artist” (Pompompurin)

Pompompurin is the yellow golden retriever puppy with the beret and pudding theme, arguably the least mainstream Sanrio character in this set, but the design work here is strong.

Chang’e gets a cheerful young-artist look: pink hair, overalls, paintbrush and moon motifs, Pompompurin details throughout. The recall puts her in a floating artist cart with Pompompurin riding along.

The original 2022/2025 version’s skill effects were decent but felt a bit flat compared to the other skins. For 2026, Moonton reworked them.

Paint splashes, stars, and doodle effects are livelier. The moon-themed Ultimate reads brighter and more energetic.

The overall tone is playful and cartoonish in a way that actually suits Chang’e’s poke/mage playstyle; she’s not a tank, she’s a character, and this skin reinforces that.

Voice lines are bubbly and artistic, with cheerful giggles, Pompompurin references, and high energy throughout.

Community rating: 8.5/10. Some players find the screen a bit busy during team fights compared to cleaner skins. But for Chang’e mains who want something bright and thematic, this is the obvious pick.

The 2026 rework makes it worth pulling even if you got it in previous runs. The visual upgrade is real.

Claude “Bad Bro” (Badtz-Maru)

Badtz-Maru is Sanrio’s rebellious penguin; cool, edgy, counter-culture by Sanrio standards. That energy lands perfectly on Claude.

White hair spikes, leather jacket, headphones, graffiti elements, racing and kart motifs. Badtz-Maru himself appears as a goggles-wearing sidekick. The recall drops Claude into a go-kart with Badtz-Maru riding shotgun.

This is the only skin in the set that doesn’t lean into the pastel kawaii aesthetic. Skills run rainbow trails, explosions, and speed lines.

Dexter (Claude’s drone) gets updated rebellious animations. The Ultimate hits with high-energy sparks and dynamic target-lock effects that actually feel good in jungle and gank situations.

Voice lines: “Gotta get some sushi after this! Fancy Sushi!” is also cocky, fun, and delivered with attitude. Fits the bad-boy framing without overdoing it.

Community rating: 8.5/10. Reddit’s consensus is “unexpected but welcomed”; the skin turns Claude into a stylish bad boy while keeping just enough Sanrio charm to fit the event.

For players tired of pure kawaii, this is the standout pick. If you’re a Claude main, Bad Bro is easily one of the most character-appropriate skins in his roster.

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How the Draw System Works in MLBB x Sanrio

1. The Basic Draw Costs

A single draw costs 225 Diamonds at full price. But the daily 50% discount knocks the first draw of each day down to 112 diamonds, and that’s the number you should be building your plan around.

For 10x draws, the full price is 2,250 Diamonds. The first 10x of the entire event is offered at 1,125 Diamonds (50% off). If your goal is just the Floryn guarantee, this first discounted 10x is the fastest route.

2. The Floryn Guarantee

If you don’t already own Floryn “Fluffy Dream,” the event guarantees you get it within your first 10 draws, period. That’s the mechanic.

Do 10 singles at 112 each (1,120 Diamonds total), or drop the 1,125 on the first 10x. Either way, Floryn is yours.

If you already own the skin, the guarantee redirects to a random Epic or Collector skin from the draw pool instead. You’re not stuck with Magic Dust for having completed last year’s event.

3. The Bingo System for Angela, Chang’e, and Claude

This is where the real Diamond math lives. Every 10 draws you complete gives you one Bingo piece, a random tile on a 3×3 grid.

Light up 3 tiles in a row (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) and you receive one unowned Sanrio skin. The system checks what you own first, so no duplicates of the collab skins.

Below is the math on Bingo timing:

• Best case: you hit a line in 3 Bingo pieces = 30 draws
• Average: 4–5 pieces = 40–50 draws
• Worst case: a “Zonk” pattern where filled tiles keep missing rows forces you to 60–70 draws before a line clears

If a Bingo tile lands on a slot you already activated, it converts to draw tokens or fragments instead. The tile isn’t completely wasted; it feeds exchange currency, but it doesn’t move your line progress forward.

That’s the painful part of a bad pattern. We’ve all been there: four tiles filled, none of them completing a single row, watching Diamond after Diamond go in.

4. Every 10 Draws Guarantees an Epic or Better

Even outside the Sanrio skins, every 10 draws in this pool guarantees an Epic or higher item. The pool typically includes older Collector skins (Jawhead “Samurai Mech”, Wanwan “Pixel Blast”) and limited Epics like Chou “Dragon Boy.” You’re not just burning Diamonds into nothing between Bingo hits.

Premium Supply Phases: Free Tokens Explained

The Premium Supply phases (June 12–15 and June 19–22) are task-based top-up events. Log in daily, complete recharge tasks, and collect free draw tokens.

Typical task structure per phase:

• Daily login = free tokens
• Top up any amount = token reward
• Top up 100 Diamonds = additional tokens
• Top up 250 Diamonds = full token bundle
• Spend 100/250 Diamonds in draws = further token rewards

Both phases together can net you 30+ free draws if you hit all tasks. For light spenders, this is the most efficient window to recharge.

The math: spend 250 Diamonds per phase (500 total across both phases) and you walk away with enough tokens for 30+ draws, covering the Floryn guarantee and giving yourself a real shot at a Bingo line.

If you’re planning any top-up at all during this event, wait for June 12. Recharging before Phase 1 opens leaves free tokens on the table.

MLBB x Sanrio’s Diamond Cost Breakdown by Goal

Goal 1: Just Get Floryn (Cheapest Option)

Do the daily discounted single draw (112 Diamonds) for 10 consecutive days. Total: 1,120 Diamonds. Or drop the discounted first 10x on Day 1 for 1,125 Diamonds. Either way you’re guaranteed Floryn if you don’t own her.

If you combine this with Phase 1 free tokens (log in around June 12), you can potentially get Floryn for closer to 300–500 Diamonds out of pocket, with the tokens handling the rest of the 10-draw requirement.

Goal 2: One Specific Bingo Skin (Angela / Chang’e / Claude)

Budget 3,000–6,000 Diamonds. The daily discount strategy is your backbone here:

• Daily single draw at 112 Diamonds × 25 days = 2,800 Diamonds total
• Add free tokens from Phase 1 and Phase 2 ≈ 30 extra draws
• Combined, you’re looking at 50+ draws for around 3,000 Diamonds spent

That’s enough to hit a Bingo line in most scenarios. On a bad pattern, add 1,000–2,000 more Diamonds to close it out.

Goal 3: Full Set of All Four Skins

Worst-case budget: 22,500–30,000 Diamonds if RNG goes completely sideways across all four Bingo lines.

Realistic with daily discounts and both Premium Supply phases: 10,000–15,000 Diamonds for a full set. If you hit favorable Bingo patterns, you can push this lower.

Several content creators already have prep videos circulating from early May 2026 with specific draw plans if you want a visual breakdown of exact patterns.

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Exchange Shop: What F2P and Low-Spenders Should Prioritize

Duplicate draws generate “Badges” (fragments/exchange currency). The Exchange Shop takes those Badges and offers:

• Sanrio-themed Recall Effects
• Emotes
• Avatar Borders
• Statues / Profile Decorations

For F2P players: skip the shop entirely until you’ve secured at least one skin via Bingo. Funneling Badges back into draw tokens is more efficient than spending them on cosmetics when you’re working with a limited draw count.

Once you’ve locked in the skin you want, then look at what’s left in the shop and spend on recall effects or emotes with whatever currency remains.

Cheapest Tips to Get MLBB Sanrio Collaboration Skins

The following is our collective min-max strategy for MLBB x Sanrio 2026.

Start saving now. Aim for 3,000–5,000 Diamonds before June 5. If you’re going for the full set, push toward 10,000+.

Day 1: Drop the discounted first 10x draw (1,125 Diamonds) for the Floryn guarantee. Don’t wait because that first 10x discount is event-opening only.

June 5–11: Run daily single draws at 112 Diamonds each day. Seven days of dailies = 784 Diamonds, 7 more draws toward your Bingo count.

June 12–15 (Phase 1): Recharge 250 Diamonds, complete all tasks, collect every free token. Do not recharge before this date if you haven’t already.

June 15–18: Continue daily draws.

June 19–22 (Phase 2): Same as Phase 1. Recharge 250 Diamonds, sweep all tasks, collect tokens.

June 23–30: Use remaining Diamonds to close out any incomplete Bingo lines before the event ends June 30.

If a double-recharge promo drops around the event launch (common for major events), that’s the moment to top up bigger if you’re going for multiple skins. Watch for those the week of June 5.

Community Verification and Source Reliability

The leaks for this event are coming from the same sources that accurately called every 2025 resale detail. Some of the advanced server accounts all point to June 5 with identical mechanics.

Reddit’s r/MobileLegendsGame has been tracking the leaks since early May 2026, with Diamond shop owners sharing Phase date data. Facebook MLBB communities and Instagram reels from known creators are circulating on the same timeline.

Past pattern: both the 2023 and 2025 resales used draw + Bingo + Premium Supply in exactly this format, with small guarantee improvements each time.

The 2026 version continues that trend, notably with the Floryn 10-draw guarantee and the Chang’e skill effect rework.

Expect the official in-game announcement around late May or early June, but the core event structure won’t change from what’s confirmed here.

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MLBB x Sanrio is one of the few collab events where the resale mechanic actually works in players’ favor; the Floryn guarantee alone makes early draws low-risk, and the Bingo anti-dupe system means your Diamonds are always working toward something you don’t own yet.

The June 12 and June 19 Premium Supply phases are non-negotiable checkpoints for anyone spending on this event. Miss those and you’re leaving 30+ draws on the table.

Save your Diamonds now. Log in on June 5 for that first 10x. Come back on June 12 and June 19 for the free tokens. Everything else follows from there.