MLBB x Aspirants Unite Rerun 2026: Bingo Patterns & Costs 

MLBB x Aspirants Unite rerun 2026 is live from September 16 to October 8, and this time Moonton put the exact dates in writing instead of leaving players to guess from leaked banners. 

Ruby “Mecha Maiden” and Angela “Cyber Cherubin” are the only two skins on this pass. Both first launched back in December 2022, and this is their latest trip through the Hope Amplifier.

If you spent most of this year watching four-skin “Unite” clips from the Advanced Server and wondering if Lesley and Chang’e would show up too, the short version is they didn’t make the cut for September.

This banner is Ruby and Angela, full stop. Anything else is a different event with a different name.

MLBB x Aspirants Unite Rerun 2026 Timeline and Dates

Everything below runs on server time. If your server flips events at 05:00, adjust accordingly.

Date (Server)	What Happens
Sept 1 to 21	Grand Rebate. Recharge 250 base Diamonds and you get 6 Aspirants Unite tokens as part of the rebate track.
Sept 4 to Nov 1	10th Anniversary Battle Pass runs in the background the whole time.
Sept 11 to Oct 8	Login pick between Miya Moon Priestess and Johnson Starblazer.
Sept 16	Banner opens. First 1x of the day is 50% off, first 10x of the whole event is 50% off. Sacred Statue and Recall Effect packs hit the shop.
Sept 18 to 22	Premium Supply Phase 1. Login token plus recharge and spend tasks.
Sept 18 to Oct 25	Chou’s Starforger’s Glory jigsaw runs alongside this, separate event, same busy week.
Sept 25 to 29	Premium Supply Phase 2. Same idea, second batch of tokens.
Oct 8	Banner and shop extras close.
Oct 9 (expected)	Aspirants 5.0 opens with Selena and Obsidia, a different pair of skins at the same draw prices.

Don’t mix your Aspirants Unite budget with whatever you’re saving for October 9. Treat them as two separate wallets, because the box resets and none of your progress carries over.

There’s also a Grand Rebate step worth grabbing before it closes on the 21st: hit the 250 base Diamond tier and you walk away with 6 Aspirants Unite tokens, on top of whatever else that rebate tier gives you.

Bonus Diamonds from other sources usually don’t count toward that threshold, so check what you’re actually recharging before you assume you’ve cleared it.

What Happened to the Four-Skin Version

Players who follow Advanced Server testing saw a genuinely different setup earlier this year: Pool A held Ruby and Angela, Pool B held Lesley “Deadeye Spectre” and Chang’e “Tech Tensai,” with a switch button so swapping pools wouldn’t reset your orbs.

That test was real, and the estimated live date bounced between late June and late August before the 10th Anniversary calendar swallowed the window entirely.

The September event page and the community megathreads only list Ruby and Angela. Treat the four-skin version as a possible future resale, not something you should be budgeting for right now.

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MLBB x Aspirants Unite Rerun Skins: Visuals Detailed, Costs

Both skins are event Epics, not Collectors, but they come with the full custom treatment: special models, distinct sound design, special idle and touch lines, and the flat, anime-leaning art style that made the original Aspirants line stand out from everything else in the game back in 2022.

Ruby “Mecha Maiden”

Ruby trades her red hood for an orange-and-white combat suit with mechanical plating across the shoulders and skirt frame.

The eyepatch is the detail people recognize from across the map, and her weapon shifts from a farm-tool scythe into something that looks lab-built. Her hair gets the two-tone anime treatment that defines the whole series.

In combat, Skill 1 lands as a scythe slash with a mechanical shockwave instead of the usual rustic sweep.

Skill 2’s double pull carries heavier particle trails on the hook. Her ultimate drags that same mechanical scythe across the screen, which is where the “cyber reaper” comparisons come from. Her recall is the one that gets noticed in-game most often, more so than Angela’s.

One complaint that’s followed the skin since 2022 and never really got addressed: the model reads smaller than default Ruby.

If you main EXP lane and live for a good silhouette in a teamfight, that’s a minor cost for what is still one of the few Ruby skins that fully drops the hood-and-woods identity.

Angela “Cyber Cherubin”

Angela goes the opposite direction: white-and-pink cyber suit, bunny-style headgear, and a doll that matches her face instead of the plain default puppet.

Her whole kit leans into the anime face model that this series introduced first for MLBB, big eyes and clean lines throughout.

Basic attacks pick up sparkle and tech-heart projectiles. Skill 1, Love Waves, makes her jump when she casts it, which is a genuinely different animation from her default cast and one only shared with one other Angela skin in the game.

Her Skill 2 string reads as a digital tether rather than the standard motion. The ultimate shield on her ally reads as a cyber-cherub field instead of a plain pink bubble, and the sound design on her casts is the part longtime players bring up even when they’re not fans of the model itself.

The lore hook connects both skins directly: the official short “The Aspirants: A Friend” has Ruby building Angela, teaching her the basics of the world, then sending her on a mission that turns the whole story into something a lot sadder than a matching skin set usually gets.

If both skins are on the same team, they trigger interaction voice lines. Japanese VO exists for both, and a chunk of the SEA player base still says it’s the better track over English.

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How the Gacha Works

There’s no direct purchase button for either skin. You’re working the Hope Amplifier, and it runs on a fixed loop.

Every 10 draws produces 1 Orb of Hope and guarantees an Epic-or-better drop from that batch. You place the orb on one of three Terrinia Boxes.

Hit the same box three separate times and it opens, prioritizing whichever Aspirants skin you don’t already own. If you already have both, the box shifts to Collector skins, Lucky Boxes, or other Epics instead.

Duplicate pulls and emotes convert into Pass Fragments, and 30 fragments buy you one extra pass. Anything left over, passes or fragments, disappears when the event closes on October 8.

Best case, all three orbs land on the same box and you’re done in 30 draws. The pattern most players actually report sits around 40 to 50.

The rough end of the spread runs 60 to 70. That first guaranteed Epic from your opening 10x is real value, but it’s not a shortcut to the featured skin. Don’t confuse the two.

Draw Prices

Pull	Full Price	Discounted Price
1x	210 Diamonds	105 Diamonds (first pull of each day)
10x	2,100 Diamonds	1,050 Diamonds (first 10x of the whole event, once)

Thirty draws at full price runs 6,300 Diamonds. Nobody’s paying that.

The actual play is tokens, the daily 105 discount, and the one-time 1,050 first 10x, stacked together.

Drop Rates

These are the published 1x rates that have carried over from previous Ruby and Angela Unite runs, and Moonton has reused close to this exact table for years.

Reward	Rate
Featured Aspirants skin (Ruby or Angela)	0.011%
Exclusive Collector or limited Epic	1.068%
Epic	3.205%
Special	3.205%
Elite	10.684%
Basic	22.436%
Battle emotes	12.385%
14-day Angela or Ruby graffiti	1.424%
Other (dust, tickets, filler)	45.582%

A direct single-pull hit on the featured skin is a screenshot moment, not something to plan around. The box mechanic is the plan.

Past Ruby and Angela Unite prize pools have included pieces like Pharsa and Badang Collectors, assorted Lightborn parts, and a mix of standard Epics such as Queen Frost Silvanna, Lone Destroyer YSS, Wizardry Teacher Alice, War Angel Freya, and Astrocats Kimmy. 

That first guaranteed Epic from your opening 10x is exactly why some collectors run this event even when they miss the girls entirely.

Shop Extras

The Sacred Statue pack and Recall Effect pack sit in the shop separately from the draw event, running the full Sept 16 to Oct 8 window.

Historically these are their own mini-gachas rather than something bundled free with the skin, and pricing tends to repeat from wave to wave:

• Recall effect: roughly 15 Diamonds per draw, with a worst-case pity around 200 draws
• Sacred statue per hero: roughly 10 Diamonds per draw, worst-case pity around 100 draws
• Kill and battle notification: roughly 15 Diamonds per draw, worst-case pity around 150 draws

Older waves have also run a Battle Suit Fragment shop alongside this, exchanging fragments for a spawn and elimination effect (8 fragments each), an avatar border (4 fragments), or an emote (2 fragments), with fragments coming from login rewards, recharge tasks, and event spend milestones.

Confirm actual pricing in-shop on the 16th before assuming these numbers hold exactly. Statues also add collection points you can show off in the profile Showcase, which matters if you care about that kind of thing and matters not at all if you just want the skin.

Don’t buy both statues “for the set” before you’ve actually landed the skin they’re tied to.

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Full Aspirants Family (So You Know Where Wave II Sits)

The Aspirants line is Moonton’s dedicated anime-art skin series, built around custom faces, an optional Japanese VO track, paired lore trailers, and an academy-and-mecha aesthetic that doesn’t show up anywhere else in MLBB’s skin catalog.

Wave	Skins	First Live
1.0	Layla “Miss Hikari,” Fanny “Blade of Kibou”	January 2022
2.0	Ruby “Mecha Maiden,” Angela “Cyber Cherubin”	December 2022
3.0	Lesley “Deadeye Spectre,” Chang’e “Tech Tensai”	March 2024
4.0	Guinevere “Daybreak Halo,” Vexana “Twilight Star”	October 2025
5.0	Selena and Obsidia (names like Silverbolt Raiko and Imperatrix Arashi are circulating)	Expected October 9, 2026

This September rerun is Wave 2.0 only. Wave 1.0’s Layla and Fanny skins aren’t part of this banner at all, so don’t wait around hoping they’ll appear.

How to Prepare for MLBB x Aspirants Unite Rerun 2026

The prep routine hasn’t changed much from earlier waves. The math is the same, only the calendar moved.

Before September 16, clear the Grand Rebate’s 250 base Diamond step for the 6 tokens, and do it before the 21st.

Park your Weekly Diamond Passes instead of spending them elsewhere, since WDPs count as recharge for both Premium Supply phases, which is why every cheap-clear guide starts there. 

Decide which skin you actually want before the banner opens. If you already own one, the box logic should lean toward the one you’re missing.

If you own neither, you don’t get to choose, and that’s exactly why “wanted Angela, got Ruby” shows up in comment sections every single rerun.

On September 16 and 17, resist the urge to open with a full-price 10x. If you’re going to 10x at all in this window, use the 1,050 discount, not the 2,100 default. Or just wait two days for Phase 1 tokens to land and stretch your Diamonds further.

Through both Premium Supply windows, September 18 to 22 and September 25 to 29, log in daily for the token, complete the recharge and spend tasks, and expect each phase to net around 14 to 16 tokens if you finish the full track.

Two phases combined lands somewhere around 28 to 32 tokens, which is a meaningful chunk of your total draws before you’ve spent a single Diamond on a discretionary pull.

For the rest of the event, stick to one discounted single per day unless you’re one pull away from popping a box, and convert fragments into passes right away instead of hoarding them, since they disappear on October 8.

Quick Checklist Before September 16

• Clear Grand Rebate to 250 base Diamonds before September 21
• Save Weekly Diamond Passes for the 18th and 25th
• Use the 1,050 discounted 10x once, or skip 10x pulls entirely and live on the daily 105 plus tokens
• Pick Ruby or Angela ahead of time, knowing the first box can still hand you the other one
• Convert fragments into passes immediately
• Leave part of your budget for October 9 if Aspirants 5.0 is the actual target
• Check statue and recall pricing in-shop on day one instead of assuming older numbers still apply

Budget-wise, the numbers creators quote range widely depending on luck. A 30-draw lucky box with full token use lands around 420 to 630 Diamonds, which is possible but not something to plan a budget around.

A more realistic planning number for players chasing one skin sits closer to 1,800 to 3,000 Diamonds once you account for both discounts and both Premium Supply phases.

Going for both skins in one pass without a rerun-level bingo run can easily push past 8,000, and that’s not a smart target unless you’re specifically collecting the full anime line.

Worth keeping in mind: this week is also carrying a full slate of 10th Anniversary content, including a free Nana skin through anniversary coins, the Chou jigsaw event, the Miya or Johnson login pick, skip vouchers, and a 30% revamp discount window.

None of that competes directly with Aspirants Unite for Diamonds, but it does compete for your attention and your recharge budget, so split your spending on purpose instead of letting anniversary hype eat into what you set aside for Ruby or Angela.

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MLBB x Aspirants Unite rerun 2026 is worth entering if you main either hero, missed the original 2022 to 2023 runs, or you’re collecting the full anime line and already hold Waves 1, 3, and 4. 

It’s a skip if Lesley and Chang’e were the actual draw for you, or if you’re saving your full stack for Selena and Obsidia on October 9 instead.

Either way, drop your Bingo pattern from this rerun in the comments, tell us if this event actually came in cheaper than the KOF collaboration, and let us know how many Diamonds it took to walk away with your Aspirant of choice.