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Mobile Legends tanks

A tank makes room for everyone else to play. Some start fights, some keep divers away from fragile allies, and hybrid picks change jobs with their lane. Use this hub to understand those differences and open every hero guide.

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25 TANKS

Every tank hero and guide

Heroes are listed alphabetically, not by seasonal strength. Dual-role heroes also appear in their other role hub because their job can shift with the lineup.

  1. Akai, Panda Warrior009
    TankAkai

    Roam

  2. Alice, Queen of Blood004
    Tank / MageAlice

    EXP Lane · Jungle

  3. Atlas, Ocean Gladiator093
    TankAtlas

    Roam

  4. Barats, Dino Rider099
    Tank / FighterBarats

    Jungle

  5. Baxia, Mystic Tortoise087
    TankBaxia

    Jungle · Roam

  6. Belerick, Guard of Nature070
    TankBelerick

    Roam

  7. Carmilla, Shadow of Twilight092
    Support / TankCarmilla

    Roam

  8. Chip, Phase Technician124
    Support / TankChip

    Roam

  9. Edith, Ancient Guard111
    Tank / MarksmanEdith

    EXP Lane · Roam

  10. Esmeralda, Astrologer081
    Tank / MageEsmeralda

    EXP Lane

  11. Franco, Frozen Warrior010
    TankFranco

    Roam

  12. Fredrinn, Rogue Appraiser117
    Fighter / TankFredrinn

    Jungle

  13. Gatotkaca, Mighty Legend041
    Tank / FighterGatotkaca

    Roam · EXP Lane

  14. Gloo, Swamp Spirits104
    TankGloo

    Roam · EXP Lane

  15. Grock, Fortress Titan044
    Tank / FighterGrock

    Roam

  16. Hilda, Power of Megalith035
    Fighter / TankHilda

    Roam · EXP Lane

  17. Hylos, Grand Warden049
    TankHylos

    Roam

  18. Johnson, Wild Engine032
    Tank / SupportJohnson

    Roam

  19. Khufra, Desert Tyrant078
    TankKhufra

    Roam

  20. Lolita, Steel Elf020
    Support / TankLolita

    Roam

  21. Masha, Wild-oats Fist088
    Fighter / TankMasha

    EXP Lane

  22. Minotaur, Son of Minos019
    Tank / SupportMinotaur

    Roam

  23. Terizla, Executioner082
    Fighter / TankTerizla

    EXP Lane

  24. Tigreal, Warrior of Dawn006
    TankTigreal

    Roam

  25. Uranus, Aesthereal Defender059
    TankUranus

    EXP Lane

THE JOB

What a tank adds to a team

Walking in first is only part of the role. A useful tank forces a response, lands crowd control or blocks the route to an allied marksman or mage. Durability matters because it gives the team time to act, not because damage taken is a goal on its own.

Tank does not mean one fixed position. The roster includes roam specialists as well as dual-role heroes that can cover EXP lane or jungle. Check the lane on each profile before assuming two tanks will solve the same draft problem.

Three tank jobs to separate

01

Engage

Start with reliable control when teammates are close enough to follow. Going in alone gives the enemy a target, not a difficult decision.

02

Peel

Hold an ability for the assassin or fighter diving your back line instead of spending every cooldown at the opening.

03

Claim space

Move through dangerous ground first and close approaches so ranged allies can deal damage from a safer position.

BEFORE THE PICK

How to choose a tank without a ranking

Start with the missing job in your lineup. Two heroes can share the Tank label while answering opposite threats, which makes the individual profile more useful than the label alone.

  1. 01

    Find the engager

    If nobody can begin a fight cleanly, look for dependable control. If engage is covered, peel or counter-engage may add more.

  2. 02

    Check the lane

    Not every tank is a roamer. Confirm whether the current guide places the hero in EXP lane, jungle or more than one position.

  3. 03

    Read the damage mix

    Useful defenses depend on the physical, magic and sustained damage in that match. A build should answer the enemy draft.

KEEP EXPLORING

Change the role or the position

A hero can cover more than one job. Switch between both views without losing the direct route to any profile.

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