All Token & Crest Math

MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Revamp Phase 1 is the five-day window that decides how much of your Diamond stash survives this crossover.

The four Forsaken Light skins, Yin as Yuji Itadori, Julian as Megumi Fushiguro, Melissa as Nobara Kugisaki, and Xavier as Satoru Gojo, came back into the draw pool on August 7, and the first Premium Supply phase runs August 14 through 18. That’s your window to bank free Cursed Charm Tokens before the Crest grind gets expensive.

This isn’t a new-character drop. Moonton pulled the same four skins from the 2023 debut and the 2024 partial touch-up, then gave them a full VFX pass for 2026. No fresh heroes; either no new splash arts from scratch, just sharper particles and smoother domain transitions on skins a lot of us already know.

That distinction matters for how you budget, because returning players sitting on duplicates from prior runs have a real head start over anyone drawing cold this time.

MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Revamp Phase 1 Schedule & Timeline

The overall draw phase opened on August 7, 2026 at 00:00 server time and runs through September 11, 2026 at 23:59:59.

Every draw and every Crest exchange happens inside that thirty-five day block. After that, an extended claim phase runs September 12 and 13, a strict 48-hour window where you can no longer draw, only spend leftover Crests in the event shop. Whatever you don’t exchange converts to Battle Points once the clock hits zero.

There was also an early recharge gift running roughly August 7 through 10, handing out tokens and Crystals of Aurora tied to specific top-up amounts, separate from the main Premium Supply structure.

Premium Supply Phase 1, the one this article is built around, runs August 14 to 18 server time. Some community trackers list a slightly later cutoff around the 19th, but the official patch notes hold at the 18th, so plan around that date and not the looser estimate.

Phase 2 mirrors the same structure from August 21 to 25. Both phases hand out free heroes tied to the collab, including Yin, Julian, Melissa, and Xavier themselves, in the mid-August rotation.

If you’re reading this before August 14, you still have time to line up Diamonds for the first phase. If you’re reading it after, check your in-game task list immediately. Premium Supply missions don’t carry over once the phase closes.

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MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Revamp Phase 1 Prices

Here’s where the actual spending decisions get made. A single draw costs 50 Diamonds, but your first draw of each day sits at a permanent 50% discount, 25 Diamonds.

That discount only applies to Diamond-funded draws, not token draws, so hitting it daily from day one is the cheapest habit you can build. A 10x draw runs 450 Diamonds, a 10% discount off the straight math.

None of that gets you a skin directly. Each of the four Forsaken Light skins costs exactly 1,200 Jujutsu School Crests in the event shop, and Crests make up roughly 90% of the prize pool from every draw.

Other shop items cost far less, recalls typically run 225 to 300 Crests. Duplicate rewards convert too: a repeated collab skin nets 360 Crests, a recall 90, an elimination or spawn effect around 45, a killing notification about 68, an avatar border 30, and an emote just 9.

Run the math unoptimized and you’re looking at 5,000 to 7,000-plus Diamonds for one skin if you rush early with 10x pulls before the free-token phases open.

Follow the daily-discount-plus-both-phases approach that experienced players default to, and the realistic range drops to 1,650 to 2,500 Diamonds, with several detailed community guides landing closer to 1,650 to 2,100 under average Crest luck.

That gap, roughly 3,000 to 5,000 Diamonds, is the entire reason Premium Supply timing matters more than raw spending power here.

Regionally, third-party gift services on X and TikTok have been advertising completed skins in the IDR 500,000 to 650,000 range. We’re not going to pretend that’s a safe recommendation. 

Account-sharing arrangements like that carry real ban risk, and there’s no recourse if the seller just disappears with your login.

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MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Revamp Phase 1 Token Math

Premium Supply Phase 1 hands out up to roughly 29 Cursed Charm Tokens, and Phase 2 adds another 29 on top, close to 58 free draws across the full event if you clear every task in both windows.

The structure follows what recent collabs have trained us to expect: a free token just for logging in, then tiered recharge tasks and tiered spend tasks layered on top.

Recharge tasks track any amount up through a 250 base-Diamond threshold, and spend tasks track Diamonds used inside the collab event itself, typically up through 250 to 300.

Weekly Diamond Passes count toward your recharge progress, which is why most budget guides build their plan around WDPs instead of straight top-ups.

Draw-count milestones stack on top of the phase tokens. Twenty total draws gets you a token, 60 unlocks a Magic Wheel Potion, 130 draws grants 10 tokens, 160 gives 100 Crests, and 190 adds another 180 Crests. Those last two milestones alone hand you 280 Crests toward a skin, no gacha luck required.

Here’s the number that actually matters for planning: your first 10 total draws guarantee a random permanent collab item, though the pool is weighted hard toward non-skins, effects, borders, and emotes rather than the actual costumes.

Each specific skin still sits at a base 0.02% pull rate. Nobody is drawing their way to Gojo on luck alone. You’re farming Crests, and the 1,200-Crest shop threshold functions as your real pity system.

Community math puts the average draws needed to hit 1,200 Crests somewhere between 100 and 130, depending on how many higher-value duplicates you land along the way. Returning players who kept duplicates from the 2023 or 2024 runs get there faster than anyone starting from zero this time.

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Detailed VFX Revamp Highlight

None of the four skins gained new abilities or new base models. What changed is fidelity, and it shows differently on each hero.

Xavier’s Gojo skin picked up heavier particle density on Hollow Purple, along with cleaner long-range hit feedback and a more grounded idle stance.

Yin’s Yuji Itadori skin got a smoother transition into the Sukuna domain-expansion sequence, sharper hit-stop, and more visible aggression cues when the target is low on HP, closer to the Black Flash moments from the source material.

Julian’s Megumi skin sharpened the divine dog and shadow summon models while trimming visual clutter, which actually helps hitbox readability in a five-man skirmish instead of just looking prettier.

Melissa’s Nobara skin moved her cursed-energy nails to higher contrast and gave the straw-doll elements real 3D geometry instead of the flat, pasted-on look from the original release.

Community reaction splits about where you’d expect. Some players call the pass incremental, pointing out that none of it changes how the skins actually play.

Others say the jump in particle clarity alone, especially on Gojo’s domain effects in chaotic teamfights, justifies grabbing the skins on this specific return rather than waiting for a fourth pass down the line.

Early post-launch feedback since August 7 hasn’t surfaced any surprises in the Crest yield or the prize pool weighting, so the numbers above should hold through Phase 1.

Strategy to Get the Skins & Realistic Chances in MLBB x JJK Revamp Phase 1

Three approaches show up consistently across community guides, and they land at very different price points.

The budget path, the one most creators converge on for a single skin, starts with the daily 25-Diamond draw from day one and never skips it.

When Phase 1 opens on August 14, clear the recharge chain first, often through three Weekly Diamond Passes plus a small top-up to cross the 250-Diamond threshold, then time your spend task around a discounted draw session so you claim all 29 tokens and use them immediately. 

Repeat the same sequence for Phase 2 on August 21. Hit the draw-count milestones along the way for the extra Crest batches, then switch to single discounted draws once you’re within range of 1,200 Crests so you don’t overshoot. Multiple detailed guides land this approach around nine WDPs plus minor extra Diamonds, landing in the 1,650 to 2,100 range under average luck.

A mid-spend approach adds one or two extra 10x pulls during the Premium Supply windows to speed up Crest accumulation and clear the spend tasks cleanly in one motion. That typically pushes total cost to 2,200 to 3,000 Diamonds, still well under the unoptimized range, in exchange for finishing faster.

The whale approach ignores the phase timing entirely and spams 10x pulls from day one. It’s the fastest way to a skin and the most expensive, and it only makes sense if you’re chasing more than one skin or budget genuinely isn’t a factor.

Whichever path you pick, the same rules hold. Never skip the daily discounted draw. Claim Premium tokens only after the spend requirement is satisfied in a way that also moves your total draw count forward, since the two goals overlap if you sequence them right.

If you’re sitting on duplicates from the 2023 or 2024 runs, those convert straight into Crests and cut your required draws meaningfully. And load your Diamonds ahead of each phase start so a missed discount window or a delayed recharge doesn’t cost you a tier.

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MLBB x Jujutsu Kaisen Revamp Phase 1 rewards planning over spending. The skins themselves haven’t changed since 2023, but the VFX pass is real, the Crest system is predictable once you understand it, and the free-token windows on August 14 to 18 and August 21 to 25 are what separate a 1,650-Diamond skin from a 6,000-Diamond one.

Working out the Bingo patterns and the exact Premium Supply thresholds gives you a real planning edge, but that edge disappears the moment you miss a recharge milestone by a handful of Diamonds.

Phase 1 runs on a hard five-day timer, and falling short of the 250-Diamond recharge tier means forfeiting those tokens for good, no makeup window, no second chance before the event closes. 

The safest way to hit your recharge targets exactly, claim every Phase 1 token, and lock in your shot at that first Bingo pattern is to have your Diamonds sitting ready before the countdown even starts.

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