PUBG & PUBG Mobile Team Colors: All PCS & PMGC Teams

PUBG's competitive ecosystem spans two platforms — PUBG: Battlegrounds on PC with the PCS tournament series, and PUBG Mobile with the PMGC global championship circuit. Together, these two scenes feature 19 teams tracked on EsportTeamColors, representing organizations from Korea, China, Brazil, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Saudi Arabia, and beyond.

This guide covers the official color codes for every team across both PUBG and PUBG Mobile. Many major esport organizations like Team Liquid, Natus Vincere, and FaZe Clan maintain separate rosters for PC and mobile, using the same brand colors across both platforms.

Three organizations compete in both PUBG and PUBG Mobile with consistent branding: Team Liquid (TL Navy #0A1F3F with Liquid Blue #009AC7), Natus Vincere (NAVI Yellow #F5D000 with Black), and FaZe Clan (FaZe Red #C8102E with Black). For content creators covering both scenes, this means a single set of color assets works across all PUBG content for these teams.

NAVI Yellow is particularly effective in PUBG content because it stands out against every terrain type in the game — from Erangel's green forests to Miramar's brown desert. This natural contrast makes NAVI one of the most visually identifiable teams in both match replays and broadcast overlays.

The PUBG Championship Series features eight tracked teams with diverse regional representation. Gen.G Gold (#C8A830) represents Korean competitive excellence, while Virtus.pro Orange (#F07000) carries the CIS region's Counter-Strike heritage into battle royale. 4AM from China brings one of the richest palettes in PUBG with five colors: Flame Cyan (#40D8E8), Silver, Crown Gold (#F0A020), Dark, and White.

Soniqs' Cyan (#00D0C8) and Danawa's Gold (#E0A030) round out the PCS color landscape. For tournament graphic designers, PUBG PC's palette skews toward warm tones — golds, oranges, and reds — with 4AM's cyan providing the primary cool-tone counterpoint.

PUBG Mobile's competitive scene has its own distinct set of organizations alongside the multi-platform teams. Nova Esports' Nova Red (#FF4B00) is a vibrant red-orange that defines Chinese PUBG Mobile. Bigetron Alpha carries Robot Red (#C81030), Robot Silver (#B0B0B0), Deep Navy, and Gold — one of the richest palettes in mobile esport, reflecting their PMGC 2019 championship legacy.

Team Soul's Teal Blue (#007090) brings a calm, distinctive energy from the Indian PUBG Mobile scene. Alpha7 Esports' Alpha Orange (#E89420), INFLUENCE RAGE's Rage Green (#00C853), and Team Falcons' Falcon Green (#00B74F) from Saudi Arabia each add unique regional colors to the PMGC broadcast palette.

ThunderTalk Gaming from China uses a striking cyan-blue gradient palette: Thunder Cyan (#00C8FF) as the primary color with Thunder Blue (#0066FF) as a deeper accent. This cool-toned combination creates a modern, tech-forward identity that stands out among the warmer palettes common in PUBG Mobile.

Vampire Esports from Thailand takes the most unconventional approach with Dark Charcoal (#3A3A3A) as their primary color and Golden Eyes (#FFBF00) as the accent — inspired by their dark lion mascot with piercing golden eyes. This near-monochrome palette with strategic gold highlights creates a premium, mysterious aesthetic unique in mobile esport.

Combining both PUBG and PUBG Mobile teams reveals clear patterns. Red-family colors are the most common primary shade, used by Nova, Bigetron Alpha, FaZe, BetBoom, and Bigetron in various tones from bright red-orange to deep crimson. Gold-family colors are the second most popular, appearing in Gen.G, Danawa, AP Bren, and as accents in multiple other palettes.

Green is the emerging differentiator in PUBG esport, with Team Falcons and INFLUENCE RAGE both using green as their primary identity. As the competitive scene grows, green-branded teams benefit from standing out in a landscape dominated by reds and golds. The team comparison tool on EsportTeamColors shows exactly how each PUBG team palette contrasts with every other.