How Create New Mobile Legends Account
🔥 Level Up Your Life (Again!): A Super Chill Guide to Creating a Fresh Mobile Legends Account 🔥
Yo, what up, Mobile Legends fam! You’re probably reading this because your main account is, well, stuck. Maybe you’re in Elo Hell, maybe your win rate is lookin’ rougher than a back-alley brawl, or maybe you just wanna see what the vibe is like in a different server. Whatever the hustle, starting a brand spanking new account is like hitting the cosmic reset button. It’s a chance to redeem your MLBB soul, try out that hero you always ban, or just flex on the newbies.
This ain't no quick-and-dirty guide, fam. We're going deep. This is the ultimate, information-packed roadmap to getting a clean slate. So grab your juice, settle in, and let's get this party started!
Step 1: Secure Your OG Account Like a Vault
Before you go messing around and clearing data like a maniac, you gotta make sure your main squeeze is locked down. Losing all those skins and hard-earned ranks? That's a major fumble, bro.
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1.1 The Moonton Account MVP Move
The Moonton Account is the best way to secure your progress. It's the whole enchilada. If you haven't done this yet, stop everything, seriously.
Launch the Game: Fire up Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.
Tap Your Profile: Hit that little profile pic in the top-left corner.
Account Tab: Go to the 'Account' tab—it’s usually toward the bottom right of the menu.
Bind, Baby, Bind! Look for the 'Moonton Account' option. Tap it and follow the prompts to link it to an email address you actually check. They’ll send a verification link/code, so don't ghost them! Once it says 'Bound', you’re golden.
Extra Credit: While you’re in there, link it to your Facebook, Google Play, or TikTok, too! It’s like having multiple escape routes in a sticky situation. Safety first, even in the Land of Dawn.
QuickTip: Read in order — context builds meaning.
Step 2: The Digital Houdini Act (Making Your Device 'Forget')
To create a truly new account on the same device, your phone needs to believe it’s never seen Mobile Legends before. We're basically giving your phone amnesia. This is where things get a little technical, so stay with me!
2.1 The Nuclear Option: Android Edition (Clear Data/Cache)
For most Android users, this is the quickest way to get a fresh start without a full re-install.
Settings Time: Exit MLBB and head over to your phone's 'Settings' app.
Apps & Notifications: Find the 'Apps' or 'Application Manager' section. It might be hidden under 'Storage' depending on your phone's flavor.
Find MLBB: Scroll until you find the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang app.
Storage and Cache: Tap on the game, then look for 'Storage & cache' or just 'Storage'.
The Big Clear: You'll see two options: 'Clear Cache' (the easy one) and 'Clear Storage' or 'Clear Data' (the important one). You need to hit Clear Storage/Data. This action removes the local login data that ties you to your main account. Don't stress—since you finished Step 1, your main account is safe in the Moonton cloud!
Fire it Up: Relaunch MLBB. If done correctly, it should act like it’s the first time you’ve ever launched the game, hitting you with the Moonton logo and the initial resource download. It's a beautiful, terrifying moment.
2.2 The 'Offload' Overhaul: iOS Edition (iPhone/iPad)
Apple devices are a little different. Clearing the local data usually requires an 'Offload' or a full reinstall.
Settings, Then General: Go to your 'Settings', then 'General', and then 'iPhone Storage'.
Spot the Legend: Find Mobile Legends: Bang Bang in the list.
Offload App: Tap 'Offload App'. This keeps the big app icon and some minor docs but removes the core app data—the stuff that remembers your old account.
Reinstall: Tap 'Reinstall App'. Once that’s done, launch the game. You should be prompted to start a brand-new journey! No time to waste, hero!
QuickTip: Focus on what feels most relevant.
Step 3: The Newbie Journey Begins (A Fresh Start)
You've done the digital gymnastics; now it’s time to be reborn. When the game loads up after clearing the data, you’ll be treated to the initial sequence.
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3.1 The Tutorial Grind
The Intro: Prepare for the inevitable tutorial. You'll have to sit through the beginner guides, likely starring Miya, laying down the law. There's usually no skipping it the very first time. Just chill, follow the prompts, and get your free skins!
Name Game: The game will prompt you to create a new nickname. This is your chance for a glorious, meme-worthy, or just plain cool new handle. Choose wisely, fam!
Server Selection Vibe Check: This is key if you’re looking to play with friends in a different region. Pay close attention to the server number that pops up. This number determines who you play with and the general latency (ping). You might be able to manually select a different region here, depending on your geographic location. Wanna play with the Europeans? Hope you've got solid Wi-Fi!
3.2 Binding Your New Baby Account
Just like your main account, you need to protect this new creation! You're going to use a different, completely fresh email or social media account to link this one.
Profile to Account: Tap your new profile icon, then the 'Account' tab.
New Moonton, Who Dis?: Select the 'Moonton Account' option. Since this is a fresh start, you’ll be creating a new Moonton account using a different email than the one on your main.
Verify and Chill: Follow the prompts, confirm the verification email, and boom! You now have a second, fully secured Mobile Legends account. That’s what’s up.
Step 4: The Account-Switching Flex
QuickTip: Every section builds on the last.
So, you’re chilling on your new account, but your old squad is hitting you up for a Ranked session. No sweat! Switching between your accounts is super easy now that both are properly bound.
Profile to Account (Again): Hit your profile, then the 'Account' tab.
Switch Account: Look for the Switch Account button. Tap it.
Choose Your Fighter: Select the platform that your other account is bound to (Moonton, Facebook, Google Play, etc.). Log in with the credentials for your desired account.
Confirmation: A pop-up will appear, warning you that you’re about to switch accounts and restart the game. Confirm it, and you’ll log in right to your other profile. No more clearing data every single time. That would be whack.
And that’s it! You’re free to hop between your veteran, diamond-encrusted main and your low-level, high-potential new account whenever the mood strikes. Go get 'em, champ!
FAQ Questions and Answers
How to check my server number in Mobile Legends?
You can find your server number by tapping on your Profile icon (top-left). Your ID will be listed there in a format like ID: [Your ID Number] ([Server Number]).
Can I create a new Mobile Legends account using the same email?
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No way, José! Each Mobile Legends account needs to be bound to a unique Moonton account, which requires a separate, unique email address. You'll need a fresh email for your new account.
Will I lose my resources and skins on my main account if I clear the data?
Nah, you’re good. As long as your main account was properly bound to a Moonton, Facebook, or Google Play account (see Step 1!), all your skins, heroes, and progress are saved in the cloud. Clearing the app data only removes the local login file on your phone.
How to skip the tutorial when creating a new account?
You usually can't skip the initial main tutorial sequence when the game recognizes the device as having no previous account data. However, if your device had a linked account previously, sometimes the game will give you the option to skip the combat tutorial by recognizing an existing MLBB installation history, even after clearing data. It's not guaranteed, though!
Is it against the rules to have multiple Mobile Legends accounts?
Nope, it's generally chill! While some games have super strict rules, Moonton typically allows players to have multiple accounts ("smurfs") as long as they are not being used for malicious behavior (like boosting a low-rank friend with a high-rank account, which can be seen as unfair play). Having a second account for fun or a new server is totally fine by most standards.
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