Six Hero Revamps On Deck — Karrie, Kaja, Leomord, Popol & Kupa, Brody, Badang

What this list is and isn't

This is a leak-stage roadmap based on Kazuki's read of dev streams and survey results — not a patch note. None of these revamps are live, none have a confirmed patch number, and the kit details below are subject to change before launch.

What it does tell you:

• Which heroes Moonton has prioritized for kit/visual rework over the next several patches.
• Which revamps have already cleared community survey gating (Popol & Kupa).
• Which revamps have specific mechanics teased vs. just-listed.

The six revamps in detail

Leomord — the standout

Kazuki frames Leomord as the most exciting of the six: "the real star of the show" with a dramatically new visual vibe. No specific kit numbers in the leak — but the framing suggests this is the rework Moonton is putting their heaviest production polish on. Worth tracking for fighter mains.

Kaja — functional wings

Kaja's wings have always been cosmetic. Post-revamp, he'll be able to fly across the map and grab enemies mid-flight. This is a fundamental kit identity change — Kaja goes from "support tank with a single-target hook ult" to "global-pressure flying playmaker." Major implication for ban priority and roam meta if the global flight is uncapped.

Update 2026-05-15 — full Kaja kit walkthrough. Kazuki's 2026-05-15 video (5yWJ1Dl-0bY) walks the revamped kit skill-by-skill. This firms up the "flying playmaker" framing into specifics:

Ability	Revamp detail
Passive — Paralysis	Skill hits apply a brief slow + 8% damage-output reduction for 5s (minions included).
S1 — Ring of Order	Expanding lightning ring now heals Kaja on each hit, ~5s cooldown — spammable sustain in extended fights.
S2 — Soaring Wings	Dash + magic damage + knock-up, then enter Soaring (~6.6s flight, ignores terrain, bonus MS, basics become a moving circular AoE). Recast in Soaring on an enemy hero → extends duration and resets S2 CD to 4s.
Ult — Divine Binding	No longer single-target suppress. A large lasso zone restrains all enemy heroes inside for 2.5s; the zone is movable and shrinkable.
Net: Kaja becomes a high-mobility AoE control fighter with built-in healing — a much bigger meta lever than the old single-target hook. Still leak/preview-stage; numbers can shift before live.
"Instead of suppressing only one target like old Kaja, the new ultimate creates a giant lightning lasso area, and after a short delay all enemy heroes inside become restrained and cannot leave the area for 2.5 seconds." — Kazuki

Karrie — submerge + visual

Two changes:

• Second skill submerges her underwater (mechanical addition — likely an evasion/repositioning tool)
• Visual update making her look fiercer

Submerge mechanics in MLBB historically grant brief untargetability or movement bonuses (compare Wanwan's S2 dash). If Karrie's submerge does either, her duel/escape pattern shifts meaningfully.

Popol & Kupa — survey-approved

The revamp passed community survey approval. This is the formal gate Moonton runs before committing engineering time to a kit-level change. No specific mechanics teased in the leak — but the green-light means this revamp is likely closer to release than the un-surveyed ones.

Brody and Badang — listed but unspecified

Both heroes are confirmed on the revamp list with no kit details yet. Brody is a marksman who's been meta-stable for years; Badang is a fighter who's been near-irrelevant in ranked. Brody's revamp will likely be a numbers/QoL pass; Badang's is a candidate for a bigger kit identity reset.

What this signals about Moonton's revamp cadence

Six revamps queued in a single leak round is on the high end of MLBB's revamp throughput — typically Moonton ships 2–4 revamps per quarter. Two reads:

1. They're using the 10th anniversary year (2026) as a roster polish window — clearing out heroes whose kits feel dated before the next era of releases.
2. Some of these revamps will slip. When Moonton announces six, expect 3–4 to actually hit the live patch by year-end.

Mains of these heroes should treat the announcement as a planning signal, not a build trigger — don't shelve a hero you're climbing with based on a leaked revamp; wait for the test server.