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1Play and MOONTON Games Launch First M Series Trading Card Collection

Mobile game company MOONTON Games and collectible brand 1Play have announced a multi-year partnership to release the first official M Series trading card collection for Mobile Legends: Bang Bang.

3 October 2026
1Play and MOONTON Games Launch First M Series Trading Card Collection

Singapore, Jan. 7, 2026 – MOONTON Games, the international video game company behind Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB), has announced a multi-year strategic partnership with 1Play, a brand focused on youth cultural collectibles.

As the Official Trading Card Partner of the M7 World Championship (M7), 1Play will release a multi-year lineup of M Series collectible cards honoring the tournament's qualified teams. The cards will feature M Series teams, players, and key competitive moments, aiming to enhance the MLBB Esports experience by allowing fans to revisit the tournament's legacy through physical items.

The partnership intends to bring fans closer to the competitive action, extending engagement beyond viewership. Through the collectibles, fans can connect with the M Series, its teams, and players during and outside tournament periods. MLBB was recognized as the most popular mobile esports title in 2024, amassing over 475 million hours watched.

This initiative brings the established tradition of trading cards in traditional sports like the NBA and Premier League to MLBB Esports. It celebrates the game's competitive excellence while offering fans a tangible way to engage with the M Series, commemorate significant moments, and honor the players.

Through this collaboration, MOONTON Games and 1Play are introducing the M Series' first official trading card system. This includes all 22 participating teams and players in the M7, premium player signature cards, jersey and material cards, and match moment cards. The collections will be available through 1Play's official platforms and at events and pop-up stores during future M Series tournaments.

Original source: globenewswire.com