All MLBB Team Colors: MPL Teams HEX & RGB Codes

Mobile Legends: Bang Bang is one of the most popular competitive mobile games in Southeast Asia, with the MPL league system running professional seasons across Indonesia, the Philippines, Malaysia, and more. Each MPL team has a distinctive color palette that defines their jerseys, social media presence, and tournament broadcast identity.

This guide covers the official color codes for all six MLBB teams currently tracked on EsportTeamColors. Every value is sourced from official brand materials, jerseys, and verified broadcast assets rather than eyedropped from screenshots.

ONIC Esports is one of the most dominant organizations in MPL history, with championship titles across multiple MPL regions. Their primary color is ONIC Yellow (#F0C000), a warm gold-leaning shade that projects energy and championship prestige. The yellow is paired with Black (#000000) and White (#FFFFFF) for a high-contrast palette that is instantly recognizable in tournament broadcasts.

The yellow is slightly warmer than a pure gold, sitting in the amber range. This makes it distinct from other gold-branded esport teams like Gen.G or Team Secret. For designers working with ONIC assets, the yellow should always be used as the primary accent against dark backgrounds to maintain the team's signature look.

Rex Regum Qeon, commonly known as RRQ, is an Indonesian esport powerhouse with a passionate fanbase known as the Kingdom. Their palette features Amber Gold (#F0B030) as the primary color, representing royalty and the "King" theme central to the RRQ brand. Royal Red (#CC0000) serves as a bold secondary color, and Black (#000000) grounds the palette.

The combination of gold and red gives RRQ a distinctly regal identity that sets them apart from other Indonesian teams. When creating RRQ fan content, use the gold for primary elements like headers and borders, and reserve the red for accent details and calls to action.

Echo entered the MLBB scene with a striking purple identity that immediately differentiated them from the gold and red palettes common in Southeast Asian mobile esport. Their Deep Purple (#5040D0) is a rich, saturated shade that conveys creativity and ambition.

Purple is relatively uncommon in esport branding, which gives Echo a natural visual advantage in MPL broadcasts. The purple-and-white palette creates clean, modern-looking tournament graphics. For social media content, the deep purple works well as a background color with white text for maximum readability.

Alter Ego brings one of the most distinctive palettes in all of MLBB esport. Their primary Rose Pink (#E84070) combined with Cyan (#00D4FF) creates a vibrant, dual-tone identity that stands out in a scene dominated by more traditional color choices. Gray (#8A8A8A) provides a neutral bridge between the two bright accent colors.

The pink-cyan combination is inspired by the concept of duality — the "alter ego" theme of having two sides. For designers, this palette offers unusual creative flexibility, allowing for gradient effects between the pink and cyan that few other teams can match.

Bigetron Esports uses a clean Red (#F01030), Black, and White palette — direct and aggressive, reflecting their competitive intensity in Indonesian MLBB. The red is a true, bright red without warm or cool undertones, making it versatile for both digital and print applications.

AP Bren, the Filipino powerhouse, carries Gold (#D4AF37) as their signature color — a more muted, antique gold that conveys established prestige. As multiple-time world champions, AP Bren's gold represents earned achievement rather than aspirational branding. The muted tone distinguishes them from the brighter golds used by ONIC and RRQ.

Across the six MPL teams, gold and yellow tones dominate: ONIC, RRQ, and AP Bren all use gold-family colors as primary or prominent accents. This creates a challenge for broadcast graphics when these teams face each other, as designers must lean more heavily on secondary colors for visual separation.

Echo and Alter Ego offer the strongest visual contrast, with purple and pink-cyan respectively providing unique identities that never clash with the gold-heavy competition. For tournament organizers designing match graphics, the team comparison tool on EsportTeamColors lets you preview how any two MLBB team palettes work side by side before committing to a design.