Mobile Legends adds Street Fighter skins through Aug. 3

Mobile Legends adds Street Fighter skins through Aug. 3 - news.white.market

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang launches a Street Fighter crossover on July 3, 2026, adding Ryu, Ken, Chun-Li and Guile skins. A Shining Album event runs through August 3 with a free Joy skin.

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang launched an official crossover with Capcom’s Street Fighter on July 3, 2026, bringing four character skins-Ryu for Paquito, Ken for Chou, Chun-Li for Guinevere, and Guile for Dyrroth-and a limited-time event that runs through August 3.

The game’s developers confirmed the date and lineup. Each skin includes new animations, voice lines, and visual skill effects. Most items are available in a limited-time in-game draw.

The designs mirror their Street Fighter origins. Paquito as Ryu emphasizes close-range combos. Chou as Ken features flame-tinged kicks. Guinevere as Chun-Li focuses on rapid strikes. Dyrroth as Guile references military precision and the “Sonic Boom” effect in the EXP lane.

The skins are primarily obtained through a time-limited draw that uses Diamonds, the game’s premium currency. Login rewards distribute free event tokens, giving players several attempts without spending Diamonds.

Running in parallel, the Shining Album event spans July 3 through August 3, 2026. Daily missions award Holo Cards to fill an in-game album. Completing the collection grants a free special-tier skin for Joy called Badlands Scrapper. An alternative green version becomes available later in July through event shards.

Beyond cosmetics, the crossover refreshes presentation elements to match the theme. The developers have not detailed every effect in advance.

The developers have not announced whether optional classic color palettes for the crossover skins will be offered or how they would be priced.

The crossover content is live for the duration of the event window. The Shining Album’s missions and rewards remain available until August 3. Players can track progress and claim items through the in-game event menus and daily login schedule.

Earlier, we reported that Riot Games confirmed that League of Legends Classic is in development. 

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