Miya MLBB Skins List

If you’ve played MLBB for any length of time, you’ve probably already unlocked Miya, she’s the hero most players start with, and she’s picked up an entire wardrobe over the years to match. This Miya MLBB skins list covers all seventeen of her skins, from her cheapest option to Modena Butterfly, her one Legend tier skin and one of the most recognizable status symbols in MLBB’s history. Check back here as Moonton adds to her collection, since we’ll keep it current instead of you having to hunt through the shop yourself.

Complete Miya MLBB Skins List

Miya also has two Sacred Statues (Moonlight Arrow, Moonlit Arrow), which are profile decorations rather than hero skins, so we’re not counting them toward the seventeen above.

Burning Bow

A fierce warrior look in deep red and gold armor, paired with a glowing golden arrow effect on her attacks. It’s her go-to Elite pick, a solid step up from her default look at a straightforward shop price.

Christmas Carnival

A festive holiday look in red and white with fur trim and a gingerbread companion at her side. It comes through Lucky Box rather than a direct purchase, so it’s held onto a bit more rarity than her standard shop skins.

Captain Thorns

A playful pirate captain look with a wide-brimmed green hat and gold-trimmed coat. It’s tied to 2017 Starlight Membership, so it’s not something you can pick up in the shop directly anymore.

Honor

A cleaner, more regal take on her archer look, white and gold with a feathered hat and a golden bow. It’s available directly in the shop as a Limited tier skin, no event or membership required.

Sweet Fantasy

A soft, romantic look with angel-like wings and a rose accent, giving her a gentler, more delicate feel than her usual archer styling. It was released through a Limited-time Event.

Suzuhime

A striking Japanese-inspired look, dark hair paired with a red-and-white kimono and a glowing weapon in hand. It comes through the Twilight Pass rather than a direct shop purchase.

Jungle Ranger

A sleek tactical look in dark green with a glowing scoped weapon, trading her usual archer aesthetic for something closer to a stealth operative. It’s tied to the Season 18 First Recharge reward.

Moon Priestess

A celestial, priestess-like look in white and gold with cosmic star effects running through her skill animations. It released for MLBB’s 5th Anniversary in 2021.

Doom Catalyst

A gritty, futuristic mercenary look with a mechanical helmet and orange-tinted goggles, a sharp contrast from her usual elegant archer styling. It’s her Collector tier skin, released through a Limited-time Event.

Atomic Pop Miya

A sleek neon look with blue-purple hair and an orange-accented jacket, giving her a completely different sci-fi energy from her usual archer aesthetic. Part of the Atomic skin line, released through a Limited-time Event.

Nightowl Huntress

A darker, more mysterious look with orange-red hair and a gold-trimmed cloak. It’s tied to May 2025 Starlight Membership.

Painted Skins

Tranquil Bow

The Painted version sharing a similar warrior aesthetic to Burning Bow, at the lower Painted tier price since Painted skins sit in their own cheaper category. Released as a 2019 Starlight Reward.

Nightowl Warden

A Painted variant sharing Nightowl Huntress’s design in a green-blue color scheme. Released as a May 2025 Starlight Reward.

Nightowl Sentinel

Another Painted variant of the same Nightowl design, this one in purple. Obtained through a Limited-time Event.

Miya Legend Skin: Modena Butterfly

Modena Butterfly is Miya’s only Legend tier skin, and it’s carried a reputation as one of MLBB’s most iconic skins since the game’s early years. Rather than a direct shop purchase, it’s obtained through the Magic Wheel, a draw system that uses a special crystal currency rather than spending Diamonds outright on the skin itself.

Its exact cost has been reported differently across different points in the game’s history, so rather than pin down a single number, the honest answer is that it’s historically been one of the pricier skins to chase through the wheel, part of why it’s held onto its reputation as a status symbol among long-time players. If you’re set on getting it, checking the in-game shop directly for the current wheel odds and costs is the most reliable way to know what you’re actually looking at.

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Miya Season Skin: Arrow of Spring

Arrow of Spring is part of Eternal Seasons: Spring & Fall, a paired event skin series where Miya represents Spring and Floryn represents Fall with Herald of Autumn. Phase 1 launched February 20, 2026, running through March 26, 2026.

Rather than a recolor, it reimagines her as a nature spirit guardian, a flowing green and royal blue dress layered with gold accents and long pink-red hair. Her basic attacks leave a trail of blooming flower petals, and her skill effects carry soft wind particles that tie directly into the seasonal theme. It’s a deliberate contrast to her existing Suzuhime skin, which leans into a Japanese warrior aesthetic, so the two don’t feel redundant sitting side by side in her collection.

Like Modena Butterfly, it’s obtained through a gacha-style event exchange rather than a direct purchase, in this case a crest-based draw system. That event window has since closed, so check the in-game shop to see whether it’s currently available or waiting on a rerun.

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Editor’s note: This Miya MLBB skins list is updated whenever new Miya skins are added or existing ones return through events.