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The November Starlight Shop reset swaps the entire lineup. Twelve skins leave and twelve old favorites return, including six that left exactly one year ago. Kala’s Gold Tidebone Sailor also arrives on November 1. Returning skins cost 3,000 Starlight fragments each.
The Starlight Shop reset in Mobile Legends wipes the full catalog this November. Twelve skins are on their way out and twelve returning favorites take their place. A few of them left the shop exactly one year ago, which makes this rotation a rare second chance for anyone who missed them.
Kala is also getting her own Starlight skin, and the skill effects look really good. Below is everything leaving, everything coming back, and what you need to buy before the shop changes.
How the Starlight Shop Reset Works
Starlight skins in the shop never stay forever. Every few months, Moonton pulls the whole batch and rotates in a different group of older Starlight skins. Waiting for next month won’t help if a skin you wanted just left. You might be waiting a full year, exactly like the skins coming back this time. We track each rotation in our Mobile Legends news and updates section.
One piece of good news: your fragments aren’t tied to the skin you were saving for. Even if that skin rotates out, the Starlight fragments stay in your account. The skin leaves, the fragments don’t.
Skins Leaving the Shop in November
Twelve skins are going out at once, so plan ahead. Clint’s Operator Seal is one of the last-call items, and every other outgoing skin works the same way. Buy it now or wait for a future rotation.
Fragments you already saved aren’t lost, though. They sit in your account until the skin comes back around, which could be months or a full year.
Twelve Returning Starlight Skins
The official trailer already spotlights the first one, Hannabi Chick Glamour. Moonton placing it at the front of the shop tells you which skin they expect you to buy first.
- Hannabi Chick Glamour. A clean, fashionable look that suits her more than most of her event skins.
- Granger Bio Soldier. Half man, half machine. Granger gets picked in almost every rank, so this one won’t sit in wish lists for long.
- A circus skin for the yo-yo hero. She already fights with a yo-yo, so the theme is an easy sell.
- Gusion Desert Spider. One of the most requested Gusion Starlight skins. Gusion mains should start counting fragments now.
- A nightmare skin for the map-darkening hero. His ultimate already turns the whole map dark, and this skin just makes the nightmare look better.
- Thamuz’s sanctified skin. He doesn’t need more fire, but he’s getting it anyway.
- Atlas’s space robot skin. A giant robot that pulls all five enemies together. Basically a normal Atlas game, but in space.
- Balmond’s robot skin. Still spinning in the jungle after all these years, now as a robot.
- Faramis’s flower skin. A nature theme for a hero who turns into a bird.
- Yu Zhong Biohazard. A dangerous-looking skin for a hero who turns into a dragon in the middle of a team fight.
- A strawberry skin. Sweet, cute, and probably the most colorful skin in the whole list.
- A teen pop skin. The final returning skin in this rotation.
Why Some of These Skins Feel Familiar
Six of the returning skins left the shop last November: Granger Bio Soldier, the teen pop skin, Atlas’s space robot skin, Yu Zhong Biohazard, the nightmare skin, and Faramis’s flower skin. One year later, they’re back like nothing happened.
Missed them the first time? The game is handing you a second chance, and that doesn’t happen often. Anyone who skipped a collector skin knows how that story ends.
Kala’s Gold Tidebone Sailor
Kala’s Starlight skin lands on November 1 under the name Gold Tidebone Sailor. The Starlight membership costs 300 diamonds, and the premium version costs 750 diamonds.
The entrance animation opens in the sky. Kala rides a wave of water through the clouds while glowing fish swim all around her, and the whole thing looks like a scene from an anime opening.
In matches, her skills drop a big swirling pool on the ground with tiny stars floating inside the water. Every time she lands a skill, the ground turns into something that looks like a galaxy.
New exclusive skill sound effects come with the skin too. Starlight skins only started getting their own sound effects recently, so this is still a fresh upgrade.
Two painted versions are available. The pink one unlocks by leveling up your Starlight membership, while the yellow Sunfin Sailor is the November exclusive painted skin for 100 diamonds.
Members also get a rainbow trail effect and a secret Kala statue for their base. Booking is another option through the official store: enter your in-game ID and zone ID, choose normal or premium Starlight, and the skin is gifted to your account after the standard seven-day friendship wait.
Starlight Shop Reset Prices: What Returning Skins Cost
Each returning Starlight skin costs 3,000 Starlight fragments. You also need an active Starlight membership before you can exchange anything, so check that first even if the fragments are ready.
Fragments come mostly from the Starlight chest. Buying the weekly diamond pass adds bonus Starlight points on top of your daily diamonds, which speeds things up if you’re already buying it every week.
Don’t open the chest randomly every day. Pick the one skin you actually want, then save for that. Spending 3,000 fragments on a skin you never use is an expensive way to feel happy for one day.
Short on diamonds? From November 10, when the day promo diamonds become usable, one redeem code drops every hour on the WhatsApp channel. Each code gives real diamonds, but every code works only once, so the fastest person wins. Two more codes are hidden elsewhere, one in the Facebook and Instagram versions and one on the channel.
Other Additions to the November Shop
New Starlight kill notifications are up for exchange at 1,200 Starlight fragments each. Double kills and legendaries now show up in Starlight style for the whole team to see.
Returning skins are also being added as full packs, which means the shop has more ways to spend fragments than ever. Your fragments finally get some respect. More shop details and patch notes land in our Mobile Legends guides and news hub.
Starlight Membership Perks
- 300 Crystal of Aurora right away.
- Radiant kits for Starlight skins.
- A Starlight jet bubble, a boa, and Starlight gravity.
- Over 100 weekly free heroes and over 200 weekly free skins to try.
- Starlight chest access and battle point bonuses.
- Premium members get an exclusive name color.
Top Three Picks This Rotation
- Atlas’s space robot skin. Atlas doesn’t get many good skins, and a giant space robot dragging the enemy team together is hard to skip.
- Granger Bio Soldier. Granger shows up in so many matches that you’ll actually play this skin instead of just owning it.
- Gusion Desert Spider. Gusion players have wanted this one back for a long time, and most of them will buy it anyway.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens during the Starlight Shop reset in November?
The entire batch gets replaced. Twelve skins leave and twelve returning favorites arrive on November 1, alongside Kala’s Gold Tidebone Sailor. Six of the returning skins left the shop one year ago.
How many fragments do returning Starlight skins cost?
Each one costs 3,000 Starlight fragments. You also need an active Starlight membership to exchange them, so check your membership before you start spending.
When does Kala’s new Starlight skin arrive?
Gold Tidebone Sailor arrives on November 1. The Starlight membership costs 300 diamonds, premium costs 750, and the yellow Sunfin Sailor painted version costs 100 diamonds for members.
Do my Starlight fragments disappear if a skin leaves?
No. The fragments stay in your account even after the skin rotates out. The skin is what disappears, and it might not come back for a full year.
Plan Your Fragment Spending
Pick one skin, save your fragments, and make sure your Starlight membership is active before November 1. The shop resets, and second chances like this don’t come often.
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