Mobile Legends: Bang Bang unveils M7 Pass and Carnival details

Ahead of the M7 World Championship next year, MOONTON Games has revealed more details for various incentives and events taking place.

Fans can celebrate Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) esports by earning in-game rewards via the M7 Pass. Moreover, fans will be able to attend the M7 Carnival, with MOONTON also announcing a few interesting partnerships for the crowning event.

The M7 World Championship is the final international event in the MLBB competitive season. Scheduled to take place from January 3rd to 25th, 2026, in Jakarta, Indonesia, the top 22 teams compete for the lion’s share of its $1m (~£748,300) prize pool.

The M7 Carnival will take place in Stadium Madya Jakarta, Indonesia, from January 23rd to 25th, 2026.

The event will include six interactive zones and feature MLBB’s first pop-up store, where attendees can purchase limited-edition merchandise. According to a release, 15,000 prizes will be available to earn, consisting of M7 merchandise, limited-time in-game skins, partner giveaways and more.

The carnival will also be attended by MPL Indonesia stars and MLBB content creators, with fans able to meet teams participating in the M7 World Championship.

Tickets for the M7 Carnival in Jakarta are available to purchase through the official MPL webpage.

Fans online will also be able to enjoy a variety of esports rewards in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang through the M7 Pass, which will be available from January 1st to 25th, 2026.

A selection of cosmetics can be obtained for some of MLBB heros, including the free Gatotkaca ‘Solar Spark’ skin. Moreover, the M7 Pass includes the Granger ‘Thunder Ascendant’ skin, M7 Lottery Coins, Battle Effects, Avatar Borders, and other in-game items.

M7 Lottery Coins can be spent in the MLBB event shop, and can be redeemed for a selection of skins themed after the M Series. These skins are for Yu Zhong, and include M5’s ‘Dragon Shade’, ‘Cosmic Dragon’ and the new ‘Dragon Shroud’ skin.

Furthermore, past M series skins, including M1 Aldous ‘King of Supremacy’, M2 Clint ‘Shadow Omen’, and M3 Roger ‘Phantom Ranger’, will return with new effects and looks.

The most dedicated players who grind to level 150 of the M7 Pass will earn the M7 Granger Figurine. Additionally, the Granger ‘Cosmic Finality’ Painted skin can be unlocked through the M7 Pass Plus.

MOONTON Games has also been involved in various partnerships to promote and support the M7 World Championship.

Back in November, digital payment provider Visa was named the official payment partner to the M7 World Championship. The collaboration introduced the Mythic VIP experience, offering premium seating, a behind-the-scenes look, exclusive merchandise, and a 20% discount on tickets.

MOONTON Games also named Chinese smartphone brand realme the official smartphone of the M7 World Championship, with all teams using the realme 15 Pro.

The MLBB developer has also announced that it is working with 1Play to launch the M Series trading card collection, offering physical collectables highlighting teams, players, and moments.

Alongside the 1Play partnership, MOONTON Games will also work with luxury accessory brand Fairrie. Finally, gaming chair brand Secretlab celebrates its fifth consecutive year providing seating to M Series players.

Moonton Games announced that the M7 Opening Ceremony will take place on January 9th, 2026, at 19:30 PM UTC+7 as the first grand opening in the history of the M Series.

Attendees will be able to experience music, performances, and ‘visual storytelling’ in Jakarta. Furthermore, MOONTON Games shared that the ceremony will see appearances from M7 Main Stage teams, MLBB esports icons, alongside other surprise guests.

In a press release, Tiger Xu, Global Head of MLBB Esports at MOONTON Games, said: “The M7 Opening Ceremony will celebrate MLBB Esports’ rise as an integral part of Indonesia’s sporting landscape.

“With its growing influence, the Opening Ceremony will highlight MLBB Esports’ journey as a national sporting phenomenon by honouring its past and present, while looking to its future.”