The public Original Server archive reviewed for this page lists Patch 2.1.95a as released on August 25, 2026, with two hero buffs and one hero nerf in its headline summary. Use the role notes below to decide what to re-test, not to assume a guaranteed tier rise or win-rate change.
The change descriptions are attributed to a public third-party patch page. No official MOONTON 2.1.95a bulletin or author hands-on test was confirmed in this review, so exact live effects and meta outcomes still require an in-client check.
This table separates the public note from the practical question to test in your own client. “Impact” is a re-test prompt, not a statistical conclusion.
| Subject | Public label | Role / context | Public note reviewed | What to re-test |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hayabusa | Buff | Assassin / Jungle | Skill 1 damage and Skill 2 landing difficulty were listed for adjustment. | Check burst timing, shadow placement, and escape windows; do not infer a guaranteed tier rise. |
| Obsidia | Buff | Marksman / Gold | Attack Speed Growth increased; turret hits can trigger the passive; the ultimate on-hit benefit changed from Attack Speed to a shield. | Test turret pressure, passive stacking pace, and shield timing before changing a build. |
| Atlas | Nerf | Tank / Roam | Skill 2 Movement Speed Bonus was described as toned down to reduce pursuit and engage reach. | Re-test initiation distance, follow-up timing, and whether your usual engage still connects. |
| Hanzo | Adjustment | Assassin / Jungle | The public note says Skill HP Regen now scales with Physical Attack, reducing the value of a tanky direction. | Compare survivability and damage in the client; this page does not prescribe a replacement build. |
| Thunder Belt | Adjustment | Itemization / Roles | Assassins were added to the 50% effect restriction, alongside Marksmen and Mages. | An Assassin should not use the unrestricted effect as the expected result. This is an effect modifier, not a 50% reduction to every base item stat. |
Evidence label: These change descriptions are a public observation from the linked MLBBHub page, which identifies itself as an independent fan resource. They are not written as official MOONTON patch notes.
Editorial implication: an on-hit shield serves a defensive purpose; it cannot be counted as the old attack-speed steroid in a damage comparison. Compare survival during the ultimate separately from attack frequency. Turret stacking also makes a tower-pressure sequence relevant, rather than testing only against a hero.
Editorial implication: HP-heavy equipment is not interchangeable with Physical Attack for the reported Hanzo regeneration scaling. Thunder Belt adds a separate role-based effect penalty. Neither statement proves that all defensive items are bad or supplies a complete replacement build.
Editorial implication: check Atlas’s approach from the same starting point before repeating an old engage. For Hayabusa, compare a sequence that includes Skills 1 and 2 instead of crediting every change to his ultimate. The source does not provide enough exact values here to calculate a damage gain or a new engage distance.
If you are checking this historical patch, record the client version, use the same target and equipment, and change only the affected skill or item. For example, compare Obsidia’s attack frequency and shield separately; for Thunder Belt, check the hero’s listed role and the affected tooltip effect. Do not turn an old patch note into a claim about the live season.
Short answers that keep public observations separate from confirmed game facts.
MLBBHub’s public Original Server archive lists 2.1.95a with an August 25, 2026 release date. That is a public third-party observation; verify the version and live notes in your client.
The reviewed public note lists Hayabusa and Obsidia as buffs, Atlas as a nerf, and Hanzo as an adjustment. It also adds Assassins to Thunder Belt’s 50% effect restriction. These are attributed public observations, not presented as an official MOONTON bulletin.
No. A balance note does not prove a win-rate change or a fixed tier placement. Re-test the interaction in the live client, then use the Tier List as editorial context rather than a guarantee.
Check the in-game patch or notice panel first. You can also start from the official Mobile Legends portal. This site does not request account credentials.
The source type is shown beside each link so a player can tell what is public observation and what is an official destination.
The public Original Server page checked on September 17, 2026 lists the release date, headline buff/nerf count, affected heroes, and Thunder Belt note. MLBBHub identifies itself as an independent fan resource.
Use the publisher’s official portal as a safe starting point for current notices and account-safe game actions. Confirm the live version in the client before ranked decisions.
When an official 2.1.95a notice or repeatable hands-on evidence becomes available, update the exact values and role conclusions. Until then, this page should remain a dated public-observation guide.
