MLBB Tier List

Paquito is the most banned hero in Mobile Legends this season, removed from roughly 65% of drafts even after Patch 2.1.88 trimmed his early game. Champ Stance is the whole hero: every third skill cast enhances his next ability and lets it ignore its cooldown, so his damage arrives in scripted bursts rather than steady output. Heavy Left Punch pokes and shields him, Jab dashes and stops on contact, and Knockout Strike knocks a target back before the haymaker finishes them. His 51% win rate looks modest against that ban pressure because the combo punishes sloppy execution. Learn the three-cast rhythm and he duels almost anyone in the EXP lane.

Moonton nerfed Gloo in Patch 2.1.88 for sitting on the win rate and ban rate leaderboards too long, and he is still the second most banned hero at roughly 58%, carrying a 55% win rate to match. Stick, Stick layers slows and damage reduction onto anyone he touches, Spread, Spread splits him into Goos that immobilize in a fan-shaped area, and once a target reaches max Sticky stacks his ultimate Grab, Grab attaches to them for up to nine seconds while he recovers 20% of his max HP. Glue yourself to a backliner and bring burst follow-up: the attached target rarely survives.

Belerick is the clearest winner of Season 41's roaming and tank survivability pass, climbing to a roughly 52% ban rate on a 53% win rate. He is a pure retaliation tank: Deadly Thorns gives every 50 damage he absorbs a chance to fire back for damage that scales off his max HP, so stacking health is stacking damage. Ancient Seed slows enemies along a line of vines, Nature's Strike closes gaps with an enhanced basic attack, and Wrath of Dryad taunts everyone around him for 1.5 seconds. Draft him against dive compositions that want to sit on your carry, then walk in first and let them hit you.

Sun's ban rate has climbed to roughly 51% this season, up sharply from last patch, on a win rate near 54% that rewards anyone willing to play a side lane alone. Clone Techniques summons a Doppelganger that inherits 70% of his attributes and part of his attack effects, letting him shove a wave or duel with a small army while the map plays four against five somewhere else. The Simian God passive strips 4% physical defense per hit for up to ten stacks and heals him off his clones' damage, which is why he chunks even dedicated frontliners. Track his location constantly: a free Sun is a free tower.

Hirara arrived with Season 41 in Patch 2.1.88 and went straight into the top tier, already banned around 36% of the time with the fastest-rising win rate in the game. She is built unlike any other assassin: her Twin Fans passive gives her only two skills, Meisen-e and Kaerazu, which you drag onto one another to spend Crimson or Death Energy on a combo cast. Meisen-e performs up to two joystick dashes, and Kaerazu fans out damage that strikes a second time after a short delay. Managing that energy economy is the entire skill ceiling, so practice the combo inputs in a custom match before taking her into ranked.

Marcel posts the highest win rate of any hero in the game at 58.3%, but his ban rate has fallen to roughly 28% since last patch and almost nobody picks him, at 0.25%. That gap is the story: he is a specialist who wins hard for the small number of players who commit to him. His split soul Clemar does the work, with Framed Moment slowing an area by 60% before a delayed shot lands, Tracking Shot granting up to 75% movement speed when moving toward an enemy hero, and Golden Hour taking a wide-angle shot that zones a fight for two seconds. Low pick rate, high reward, and rarely contested.