MLBB hero win rates: Analyzing the best MLBB heroes of April 2025

Knowing the win rates of Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) heroes is important when deciding which ones to master in the current meta. In 2025, the meta continues to evolve with patches and balance updates. One consistent way to gain an edge is by reviewing win rate statistics to see which heroes are performing well each competitive season.

This guide breaks down the top win rate heroes in MLBB, explains what affects hero performance, and offers tips on how you can maximize these heroes.

The MLBB hero win rates and performance depend on the following major factors:

As of April 2025, these are some of the top heroes in MLBB based on win rate statistics for the Mythic rank:

A popular pick in ranked games in MLBB due to how easy he is to use. On top of that, Argus also has a second life with his Ultimate, giving him the extra second of invulnerability while also healing him in the process. This is why he has one of the higher win rates in MLBB.

Another popular pick in ranked games is the hero Masha due to his massive HP pool. Her passive grants multiple HP bars like she’s a final boss of a game. However, as a melee fighter, she needs to stay close to targets, making him vulnerable against ranged heroes.

What makes Badang such a popular pick is due to his zoning potential. He can summon a wall behind his target and lock them down for combo attacks. This makes him a perfect engager for teams that have high burst damage but lack crowd control effects. The only problem is, everyone knows his potential, making him one of the most banned heroes in competitive matches.

Another hero dominating ranked games is Hylos. This is due to a ton of sustain that keeps him alive in team fights. Pair this hero with the Revitalize Battle Spell for another layer of healing on top of his abilities. His Ultimate’s pathway is also a game changer as it increases ally movement speed while slowing down enemies within range. This is why he is one of the high win rate heroes in MLBB.

Another popular pick is Gatotkaca, mainly due to his crowd control kit. He has a self-shield, a taunt mechanic, and a wide AoE knockup with a vacuum. He is the perfect engager for a team with AoE burst damage.

Another popular pick in competitive matches is Julian. This hero is an early game powerhouse. He only needs to reach Level 3 to start ganking lanes or invading camps. Once he gets an early power spike, he can be unstoppable in the mid to late game. This is why a lot of players ban him in ranked games.

Unlike other heroes on the list, Yi Sun Shin is one of the heroes with the highest win rate due to being unpopular. He only has a 0.59 pick rate for a good reason. As a marksman Jungle, he struggles against high-damage assassins or heavy crowd control tanks. However, he does counter most heroes with invisibility because of his Ultimate that reveals the whole map.

Just like Yi Sun Shin, Aulus also suffers from being an unpopular pick. The reason why most players avoid this hero is because of how slow his scaling is. It takes a while before Aulus hits his power spike. This makes it very hard to keep up with other heroes in the early game. Nonetheless, if you survive the early game struggle, he can become unstoppable.

Sun’s kit is what makes him stand out in the meta. His clones can be very annoying to deal with, especially if you can't find the real one. If the going gets tough, Sun is also quick with split pushing lanes. This is why he has a fairly high ban rate.

Another popular pick is Suyou, who has a very flexible kit, resulting in him being one of the heroes with high win rates in MLBB. Based on his target, he can play as an assassin with burst damage or a fighter with crowd control effects. His mobility is also overpowered, being able to pass through walls and reach key areas quicker.

What makes Lolita such a unique roamer is her ability to deflect projectile attacks. This can result in rather funny interactions with other heroes, as you can direct their projectiles back at them. On top of that, her Ultimate ability is also a wide AoE stun that can catch enemies off guard. 

The highlight of Floryn’s kit is how she can heal all allies with her Ultimate, no matter where they are on the map. This can be very useful during team fights where enemies don’t usually think about how big her healing power is. On top of that, her Skill 1’s healing is also quite big. However, it does require you to hit nearby enemies first.

One of the newly released heroes, Kalea has already risen to the meta with one of the highest win rates in MLBB. This is due to her low-cooldown Skill 2, which she can use to jump through walls or knock enemies in a wide AoE. On top of that, her enhanced basic attack allows her to heal nearby allies. This combo makes her a dominant force in the roamer role, as not many heroes offer the same utility and crowd control as her.

One of the safe hero picks, Carmilla is a support tank that you can play on almost any team composition. However, she shines the most when paired with heavy crowd control team compositions. This is due to her ultimate ability to link enemies together. When one enemy receives damage and crowd control, all the other heroes linked to them will also receive it. It can be very annoying when paired with any crowd control effects.

Balerick is everyone’s punching bag. His main mechanic is to taunt as many enemies as he can and soak up all the damage in a team fight. The only downside to this hero is that he is vulnerable to true damage. This is why you will most likely pick heroes with true damage or deal damage based on enemy HP like Karrie, Alpha, or X.Borg. Otherwise, he can be very annoying if your enemy relies too much on basic attacks to deal damage.

Due to his infinite scaling passive, Cecilion is currently one of the top picks in competitive matches. While he starts off weak in the early game, he can be a menace in the mid-late game where he gets enough stacks. Additionally, his Ultimate ability gives him way too much sustain due to the Spell Vamp. The only downside to this hero is that you need to be accurate on landing his Skill 1. This is because you can’t adjust the range of his Skill 1.

If you are not confident with what to pick in Mid Lane, Zhask is the way to go. This hero has an annoying kit that can easily poke enemies in the lane. Additionally, his Ultimate ability spawns an immobile alien turret and fuses with it. He is safe inside the turret until it gets destroyed. However, destroying this turret is easier said than done. Its laser beam can continuously damage and slow you down, making it hard to close the gap. This is why you must use heroes with one-shot potential and kill him before he gets to cast his Ultimate.

A popular pick, Yve, is one of the queens of team fight crowd control. Her Ultimate ability is a super wide channeling AoE airstrike that works like a minigame. You swipe your finger on the floor to slow enemies or tap one of the squares to deal burst damage. This makes her a versatile mid-laner and one of the must-picks when you need more pressure during team fights.

One of the reasons Xavier is picked in ranked games in ML is his Ultimate’s map-wide range. He can send a beam of light in a straight line that can damage enemies along its path. When you time it right, you can even use it to steal objectives by last hitting them while at a safe distance. His abilities require a proper combo to maximize, which can be a bit intimidating for new players. However, mastering them can make Xavier unpredictable.

One of the popular heroes in the current meta is Harith. He is a flexible hero and can be played in Mid Lane or in the Gold Lane. This is mostly the reason why he is one of the heroes with the highest win rates in MLBB. One of the reasons why players pick him is mainly due to his mobility and sustain. His Passive provides extra Hybrid Lifesteal for each nearby enemy hero. His Ultimate reduces the cooldown of his abilities, allowing him to spam and keep dashing around. 

Another flexible hero is Popol and Kupa, who is mostly played in the jungle. However, lately, he is getting some attention in the Gold Lane. This is because of how easy it is to check the bushes by sending his dog (Kupa). The only downside to this hero is that he is weak once Kupa falls in battle.

One of the best mechanics of Melissa is her Ultimate that can stop and push back any form of dash coming her way. This makes her almost unstoppable against heroes who rely on dashes to close the gap. On top of that, her dolls can also help extend her basic attacks. However, it does require a ton of practice to properly position her dolls to maximize the range and effectiveness. 

There was a time when in every tournament and ranked matches, Wanwan was always a priority ban. After multiple nerfs, she lost that off-the-charts threat level. However, that doesn't mean she is no longer a threat.

Wanwan is currently one of the heroes with a built-in Purify ability with her Skill 2. On top of that, she can dash after each basic attack, making her quite agile. Furthermore, her Ultimate makes her untargetable while dealing damage, like Hayabusa. 

What makes Irithel unique compared to most marksman heroes in MLBB is that she can do basic attacks while moving. The problem is, her kit revolves around this mechanic. This means you will need to keep moving while attacking to fully maximize her. She is also good against high-defense enemies due to her armor shred ability. 

Surprisingly, Miya is more than just the cover girl of MLBB. While she is not a popular pick in pro play, she can be dominant in ranked matches. However, she requires a good frontline tank to shine in team fights. If the enemy team decides to focus on Miya, she is literally a sitting duck and vulnerable to anything. Despite this, a lot of players still pick her in the Gold Lane due to how easy she is to use. 

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