Summary
With a character roster of well above a hundred unique Heroes to choose from,Mobile Legends: Bang Bangoffers you a variety of roles to choose from, each with its own strengths and weaknesses. If you’re choosing a fighter, your strength would be that you don’t have any weaknesses, and your only weakness that you don’t specialize in anything.
While certain fighters lean more on the damage side, others instead choose to be semi-tanks. They often have ways of sustaining themselves either through self-healing, or using Spell Vamp to regen a portion of the damage dealt as health. With such a diverse set of roles to fulfill, here are the best fighters in Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.
7Kalea
Born from the sea,Kalea is Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’s first and only support fighter, having ways to sustain herself and deal damage while also healing allies and providing them both setups to kill high-priority enemy targets and peels to protect your own squishy teammates from certain death.
Kalea’s healing is low by itself, but repeatedly creating Water Zones lets you use it again and again, increasing its effectiveness.
Kalea’s passive lets all her skills summon Water Zones that she can use to gain special effects. She has tons of mobility on her skills, lots of Crowd Control to ensure no enemy reigns free, and a hefty amount of healing, so long as she can use her normal attacks on the enemy.
6Hilda
As Tigreal ever so often preaches, a brave man never hides in the bush. Fortunately, our queen of the wilderness is no man, and so can spend as much time resting in greenery as she pleases, healing back to full health and gaining tons of shields just from doing so.
You should always try to fight within bushes as Hilda. If you get low on health, use your first skill and run away into a different bush.
Hilda is a fighter/tank whose passive lets her sustain herself by staying in the map’s bushes, healing HP and gaining shields. This makes her near unkillable while inside a bush, making her one of thetankiest Heroes in Mobile Legends.Additionally, her first skill gives her a speed boost perfect for running, and her strong early-game-damage makes her a perfect disruption Roamer to aid your team by being as annoying as you can to the enemy team, running straight into their jungle and repeatedly hitting their Heroes and running away.
5Khaleed
The boundary between fighters and tanks is quite thin in Mobile Legends, with several strong options for each role seamlessly fitting into another as well. This stands especially true for fighters with a deeper focus on supporting your team, be it through self-healing kits or stuns on their skills, and there are few fighters that do these better than Khaleed.
Khaleed’s passive lets him perform an enhanced normal attack that lets him leap to the enemy, closing distance. This passive also gives him an immense amount of movement speed, letting him roam around the map freely. Additionally, Khaleed’s first skill has some of the highest damage numbers in the game, and can be used up to thrice with each cast. Add to this his skill two that gives him 60 percent damage reduction and a huge heal, and you’ve got a fighter that’s harder to kill than even the most formidable of foes.
4Alpha
Skill-based fighters are always stronger than their normal attacking counterparts, having more AOE and more skill expression due to their damage and utility being able to be used even from a range, or without a target. Among the many strong Heroes of this kind, Alpha is one of the strongest in both Jungle and the EXP lane.
Alpha is a frontlining fighter that can tank lots of hits while still dealing enough damage to kill entire teams by himself if they’re close to each other. His skills all have AOE damage and heal his health with Spellvamp, and his low cooldown Ultimate lets him reposition and stun enemies whenever you desire.
3Terizla
Fighers don’t have many things they’re weak at. The strongest of fighters have proper damage while still possessing ways to sustain themselves like tanks. Terizla is what happens when you max out both your damage and defense, all at the expense of being slower to play.
Terizla wields a giant hammer that he can swing around and bash enemies with. This deals an absolutely absurd amount of damage even as early as the game starts, letting you kill squishier opponents by just using the three phases on your second skill. Furthermore, Terizla has a passive that reduces the damage he takes when he’s low on health and tons of Spell Vamp to heal that damage back up with a single swing of his hammer.
2Lukas
When at war, a weapon is your best friend. Where many choose blades, bows, or magic, though, sometimes you want to get up and personal with your enemies and punch them to submission. To aid Lukas in his quest to pummeling down foes, he wields two giant batons that might be several times more lethal than any blade out there. Still, if this isn’t enough, he can always turn into a giant beast and claw his way out of any situation.
Lukas has a very confusing kit if you go into details, but a lot of what he does can be done on auto pilot. You punch enemies to charge up your skills, enhancing their effects with more damage and better stuns, and each skill buffs your next few punches. This playstyle of weaving in normal attacks and skills makes him very satisfying to play, even without his beastly transformation. When you do use your Ultimate, though, you gain a huge amount of stat buffs, as well as a new Ultimate and buffed versions of both your first and second skills.
1Chou
Even when you’re going against cosmic entities beyond human comprehension or mystical beasts that defy death, a disciplined mind and an iron fist is enough to protect yourself and those around you. This martial-artist mindset is what sets Chou apart from the many other fighters we see in Mobile Legends, and ranks him among the best.
Chou is one of Mobile Legends’s most difficult heroes to master. He has a passive where he deals increased damage after traversing a set amount of distance, and all his skills have some form of mobility to let him achieve this. His first skill has three phases, each dealing damage and making you dash in a direction.
His second skill is another dash that renders you CC-immune for its duration and increases your damage, and his Ultimate lets Chou isolate a target and stun them with a flurry of kicks. Comboing these together lets a good Chou get in and out of fights before the enemies ever get a chance to target him, using his invulnerability to CC and high mobility to dodge anything they throw on him.
