Is Hayabusa good in MLBB?

Hayabusa is currently C tier with a 48.5% win rate and 0.7% pick rate. This hero is a solid choice in the current meta.

What counters Hayabusa?

Hayabusa is weak against Chip, Popol and Kupa, Lolita. These heroes have favorable matchups due to their abilities and playstyle.

What lane should Hayabusa play?

Hayabusa typically plays Jungle and is classified as Assassin. Adjust your lane choice based on your team composition and the enemy lineup.

What is the best build for Hayabusa?

Check the Builds tab for the most popular community builds and recommended item setups for Hayabusa. The best build depends on your playstyle and the enemy team composition.

What emblem should Hayabusa use?

The recommended emblem for Hayabusa depends on your role and playstyle. Check the Builds tab for emblem recommendations from top-rated community builds.

Hayabusa

AssassinJunglePhysicalMeleeEnergy

TierC▼ B→C

Win Rate

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Pick Rate

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Ban Rate

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Data updated Nov 12, 2026

Overview Builds Matchups

Struggling against Hayabusa?

How to counter Hayabusa

Win Rate— Balanced

48.5%

Pick Rate

0.7%

Rarely Played

Ban Rate

1.5%

Rarely Banned

— Average performance. Works in the right hands, but not meta-defining.

Matchups for Hayabusa

Counters

Heroes that beat Hayabusa, hardest first.

See all 9 on the counter page

Strong Against

Heroes Hayabusa beats.

See all 10 on the counter page

Synergies

Heroes that perform better on a team with Hayabusa.

Skills

BuffStackable

Hayabusa's attacks apply a stack of Shadow Mark on hit (up to 4 stacks). Each stack lasts 6 seconds and increases Hayabusa's damage to the enemy by 5%.

Battle Spell

Retribution50% of 8 builds

AlsoIce Retribution38%

Emblem

Assassin8 of 8 builds

1Thrill5 of 8 builds
2Seasoned Hunter5 of 8 builds
3War Cry6 of 8 builds

Hero Info

Region

Cadia Riverlands

Release

2016-11-04

Gold Price

32,000 Gold

Diamond Price

599 Diamonds

Community Discussion

Official ratings

Offense

Durability

Control Effects

Difficulty

Moonton's own ratings, set when the hero was released and never revised for a patch. They are not comparable across roles — a tank's Offense 6 and a marksman's Offense 6 do not mean the same thing.