MLBB X JJK Revamp Phase 1: Full Recharge and Crest Strategy

The MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen revamp Phase 1 window opens today, August 14, and it’s the single most important stretch of this entire event.

If you’ve been doing the daily discounted draw since the collab went live on August 7 and nothing else, you’re in good shape. If you haven’t touched the event yet, you can still catch this window and come out ahead of anyone who spent big on day one without a plan.

This isn’t a rehash of the standard “recharge to 250, draw daily” advice you’ll find everywhere. We’ve pulled apart the actual token math, cross-checked drop rates against community pull logs, and mapped out what the disciplined spenders (not whales, not pure free-to-play) are doing differently to land a skin for somewhere in the 1,650 to 2,100 Diamond range instead of blowing past 3,000.

What’s in the Box: Forsaken Light MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Revamped

The four Forsaken Light skins are back with updated visual and skill effects, and the difference isn’t subtle once you’re in a match. Yin’s Yuji Itadori gets a smoother Sukuna domain takeover during the Malevolent Shrine sequence.

Julian’s Megumi Fushiguro has sharper divine dog models and cleaner Nue flight integration. Melissa’s Nobara Kugisaki picked up higher-contrast cursed nail effects and a fuller 3D straw doll model.

Xavier’s Satoru Gojo has denser Hollow Purple particles and clearer long-range feedback, which matters a lot if you’re sniping from off-screen.

Early live feedback backs up what advanced-server testers were saying: the domain and ultimate moments read better in actual ranked games than the 2023 and 2024 versions did.

If you main Yin or Xavier, the upgrade is the most noticeable. Julian and Melissa gained real polish, but the change is smaller if you don’t already play them.

MLBB x JJK Revamp Event Timeline You Need To Know

• Draw Phase: August 7, 2026 00:00 through September 11, 2026 23:59:59 (server time, UTC+8)
• Extended Claim Phase: September 12 to 13, exchange only, no more draws
• Premium Supply Phase 1: August 14 to 18
• Premium Supply Phase 2: August 21 to 25

Everything below focuses on Phase 1 because these are the five days that matter most in the whole run. Miss it and you’re drawing at full price for the rest of the event.

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The Gacha Math for MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Revamp Phase 1, Broken Down

A single draw costs 50 Diamonds, but your first draw each day is half off at 25 Diamonds. Tokens don’t get that discount. A 10x pull runs 450 Diamonds, a small 10 percent discount over ten singles.

Your first ten total draws guarantee one permanent collab item, though the weighting leans hard toward non-skin rewards like effects, borders, and emotes.

Duplicates convert into Jujutsu School Crests, and this is where the real progress happens. A duplicate skin converts to 360 Crests, a recall effect to roughly 90, and other duplicate effects less than that.

You need 1,200 Crests to exchange for one permanent skin in the Event Shop, and gifting is possible if you already own the item.

The individual skin drop rate sits around 0.02 percent per pull, which tells you immediately that Crest accumulation, not lucky skin pulls, is how most players actually get their skin. Roughly 90 percent of drops land as Crests. The rest fills out effects, emotes, and borders.

There are also milestone rewards baked into your draw count that add up over the event: 20 draws gets you a token, 60 draws gets a Magic Wheel Potion, 130 draws gets ten tokens, 160 draws gets 100 Crests, and 190 draws gets another 180 Crests.

Those last two milestones matter more than people give them credit for since they hand you free Crest progress without spending a single Diamond on the pull itself.

Based on community pull logs and advanced-server tests, most players land 1,200 Crests somewhere between 100 and 120 draws.

Some lucky pulls close it out around 105 to 110. Unlucky runs push past 130. Treat 110 to 120 as your planning number, not a guarantee, and track your own Crest count daily instead of assuming you’ll hit the average.

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How Premium Supply Phase 1 Actually Works in MLBB x JJK Revamp

Phase 1 runs August 14 through 18 and hands out roughly 29 Cursed Charm and Jujutsu School Tokens if you clear every task.

The task list matches what recent collabs have used: a login task, a set of progressive recharge tiers that top out around 250 Diamonds (this is where most of the tokens live), and spend tasks that ask you to put 100 to 250 or 300 Diamonds toward the JJK event specifically.

Only base Diamonds count toward these tasks, but Weekly Diamond Passes, the Elite Bundle, and similar purchases still contribute to your recharge progress, which makes WDP the most efficient tool in this entire strategy.

It stacks daily Diamonds on top of recharge progress instead of making you choose one or the other.

Day-By-Day Plan for MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Revamp Phase 1

Before Phase 1 opens, through August 13, if you’re catching up now, do only the daily discounted single draw at 25 Diamonds. Nothing else.

Use any leftover tokens from the early Recharge Gift window that ran August 7 to 10. By the time Phase 1 opens you should have somewhere around 7 to 9 total draws logged and your Diamonds mostly intact.

On August 14, when Phase 1 opens, typically around 16:00 server time, log in as soon as the phase goes live and clear the full 250 Diamond recharge chain, ideally with 2 to 4 Weekly Diamond Passes plus a small top-up if you’re short.

Do your daily discounted draw. Hold off on a full 10x unless you already have enough Diamonds banked, since many efficient players wait until later in the window to lock in their spend tasks precisely rather than guessing early.

From August 15 through 17, stick to the daily discounted single draw only. Log in every day to keep progress moving. Your recharge tier is already cleared, so this stretch is about patience, not spending. Extra draws here just burn the discount window you’ll need later.

On August 18, the last day of Phase 1, close out your remaining spend requirement, targeting 250 to 300 Diamonds spent inside the JJK event specifically.

The clean way to do this is one daily discounted draw plus a single 10x, or three to four singles if you want tighter control over the exact amount.

Claim every remaining Phase 1 token, including the milestone token from hitting 20 total draws. This day typically produces the biggest draw spike of the phase, often 30 or more pulls in a single sitting.

By the end of Phase 1 you should be sitting around 50 to 55 total draws with a solid Crest pile and most of your free tokens either used or banked for Phase 2.

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What Happens After Phase 1

Phase 2 mirrors the same structure between August 21 and 25: recharge to 250 again, clear the spend tier with another 10x or equivalent, claim the second batch of roughly 29 tokens, and keep the daily draw going. By the time Phase 2 wraps you’re typically in the 80 to 90 draw range.

From there through September 11, it’s a straight daily grind at the 25 Diamond discount. Once you cross 100 draws, start watching your Crest total closely and switch to single pulls only once you’re within 150 to 200 Crests of your 1,200 target, so you don’t overshoot into a second full 10x you don’t need. Claim every milestone along the way, especially the ones at 160 and 190 draws.

Real Cost and Common Mistakes

Disciplined players following this structure report landing a skin for somewhere between 1,650 and 2,100 Diamonds total, usually built from 8 to 10 Weekly Diamond Passes plus small top-ups.

Players who already owned earlier JJK skins or effects finish cheaper because their duplicates convert straight into Crests from the first pull.

The mistakes that push people well past 2,500 Diamonds are consistent across every guide and pull log we checked: spending everything on day one before the spend tasks are actually clear, skipping the daily discounted draw on even a few days, and rushing into a 10x near the end when a handful of single pulls would have closed the gap without waste.

Prioritizing by Hero, Not by Hype

If you’re deciding whether this collab is worth chasing at all, weigh it against who you actually play. The Yin and Xavier revamps land the hardest in real matches because the domain feel and long-range clarity change how those heroes read on screen.

Julian and Melissa are genuinely improved, but the gain is smaller if neither is in your regular rotation.

This is also the third time Moonton has run this collab, and major IP crossovers like this one don’t get repeated on a short timeline, so factor that scarcity in if one of these four is a hero you main.

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The MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen revamp Phase 1 window is where you either set yourself up for a cheap skin or spend the rest of the event catching up.

The math is straightforward once you separate it from the hype: track your Crest count daily, hit the recharge and spend tiers inside the five-day window, and don’t burn tokens before the tasks that need them are clear.

Here’s the part that trips people up every single collab: Phase 1 runs on a hard deadline, and if you’re a few Diamonds short of that 250 recharge tier on August 18, you don’t get a second chance.

Those tokens are gone, and so is the cost advantage this entire strategy is built around. Load up your account with a secure, instant ML Diamond top-up at Joytify before the window closes, so you’re not scrambling to hit the exact tier with hours left on the clock.

Get your Diamonds in now, clear the tasks with room to spare, and let the Crests do the rest of the work.