Mobile Legends: Bang Bang x Attack on Titan Skin Update — Full Revamp Review

We're breaking down the full revamp of the MLBB x Attack on Titan collaboration skins, covering changes to the heroes' models and skill animations!

Another piece of happy news for rare skin collectors has landed on the Advanced Server! After the sudden cancellation of the initial draw event, players were quickly cheered up by the announcement of a massive revamp to the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang x Attack on Titan skin series.

The hero models wearing these famous looks have been given more intricate details: the ODM Gear has been refined, skill display animations are cleaner and more vibrant, and the overall aesthetic has been significantly polished.

Levi Ackerman (Martis)

The Martis "Levi" skin was arguably the least popular of the original Attack on Titan collaboration lineup. When the initial draw event launched, many players were left disappointed by the skill animations, which felt lackluster in some areas.

Collectors were expecting not only the recognizable voice lines with famous phrases but also dazzling skill effects that truly fit the Captain's heroic status in the popular anime. Levi fans eagerly debated how the developers would translate his unique, breathtaking combat style into the Land of Dawn.

The resulting skin was, unfortunately, a bit of a joke to the players. The Martis skin had absolutely no hint of the signature ODM Gear cable movement! The hero simply ran across the map on his own two feet, completely forgetting the core mechanic that makes Levi unique.

Shortly after, the skill animations became the main topic of discussion. In the original Martis skin, the character creates giant jaws that bite the enemy. Instead of a custom effect, the Levi skin simply summoned a few blades from the ground.

Fans couldn't recall any analogous effects in the anime and largely rejected this adaptation. In their opinion, a much better approach would have been to feature Levi's two long, signature blades cleanly slicing the enemy hero in half.

Unfortunately, not much changed in the Martis "Levi" skin after the revamp. The hero still largely ignores his ODM Gear for most of the match, continuing to launch those unexpected blades from beneath the ground. The only significant update is to the Ultimate Skill, during which Levi now finally spins on his cables!

While this addition didn't exactly create a groundbreaking buzz among players, it did spark a lot of jokes regarding where those cables are even anchored. In the animation, the ends of the cables simply disappear mysteriously below the map!

Mikasa Ackerman (Fanny)

The Fanny "Mikasa" skin garnered the most enthusiastic reviews by far. Players frequently said that it justified every single diamond spent during the draw event and quickly became a favorite among collectors.

The character's gameplay is inherently identical to the fighting style of the heroine from the anime—both girls move swiftly across the map, hooking onto walls and obstacles with cables. Fanny and Mikasa perfectly embody elusiveness and mastery of weaponry.

The perfect hero match and the overwhelmingly positive feedback regarding the core concept ultimately overshadowed some of the model's original shortcomings. Like the other skins in the series, the initial Mikasa skin suffered from poor quality execution in certain areas.

The cable movement was accompanied by effects that were neither vibrant nor particularly noticeable. While Fanny sliced through the air, causing grass to sway and leaving ripples on the water, many players simply couldn't see these subtle details due to her blazing-fast gameplay and the semi-transparent special effects.

Furthermore, Mikasa's iconic red scarf was reduced to a barely visible string, dangling sadly around the heroine's neck. During her high-speed flights, it was virtually invisible to everyone.

The recent visual update has successfully fixed all the problems and polished away the remaining flaws of the Fanny "Mikasa" skin. It is now simply impossible to miss the animations — they are significantly brighter and more expansive! Mikasa's iconic scarf also received a much-needed glow-up, undergoing similar changes for the better.

The Fanny "Mikasa" skin has undeniably skyrocketed in value for collectors. It was already a good, even great skin, but now it has become superb in every single aspect.

Eren Yeager (Yin) – The Sweetest Revamp Reveal

It's time for the sweetest part of the MLBB x Attack on Titan collaboration skin update: the visual appeal of the Yin "Eren Yeager" skin. This one sparked diverse opinions not just among anime fans, but also among general game collectors.

In Attack on Titan, the hero's transformation is accompanied by lightning, thunderous rumbles, Titan roars, and other highly impactful effects. The developers were able to implement all of this into the skin's creation, achieving an almost identical representation of the original concept.

The hot topic surrounding this skin wasn't the skill animations or even the lack of ODM cables like Levi's. Instead, what amused all the players to the core were the cute little shorts that the developers carefully placed on the Titan form!

We have to remember that in the anime itself, the pure Titans often look like stripped dolls. Viewers accepted this as a given and didn't focus on the Titans' nudity during the show.

When the collaboration draw event launched, no one truly condemned the creators; most users understood the artists' dilemma in adapting this for a T-rated game. Nevertheless, the shorts remained on Eren's Titan form whenever his Ultimate was used.

Whether the Yin skin has become better or worse is a decision every player will have to make for themselves. Despite all the previous decisions (and the controversy), the developers finally dared to take a risk and updated the Titan's appearance!

They removed the shorts from the monster, replacing them with a mysterious cloud of steam. Now, the Eren model has lost its infamous shorts and has become significantly more detailed. They also added several new visual effects and smoothed out all the problematic moments in the original animations.

The revamp of the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang x Attack on Titan collaboration skins turned out to be simultaneously significant and subtle. Important details—some added, some removed—were adjusted for the heroes, and the display of key skills has been thoroughly corrected.

From this moment on, we can confidently declare that players are actively awaiting the return of the draw event. Based on the history of previous collaborations, a major skin revamp often happens right before the new event goes live. We are waiting and hoping!