What role is Hayabusa in Mobile Legends?

Hayabusa is a Assassin hero in Mobile Legends.

What lane does Hayabusa play?

Hayabusa is typically played in the Jungle lane.

Is Hayabusa good in Mobile Legends?

Hayabusa has a win rate of 48.7%, making them situational in the current meta. Check the tier list and builds for the latest recommendations.

What type of damage does Hayabusa deal?

Hayabusa deals Physical damage.

What is Hayabusa's specialty?

Hayabusa's specialty is Chase, Burst.

Who counters Hayabusa in Mobile Legends?

The best counters for Hayabusa in Mobile Legends are Minotaur, Brody, Ling. These heroes have the highest win rate when facing Hayabusa in the current meta.

Who does Hayabusa counter in Mobile Legends?

Hayabusa is strong against Mathilda, Khufra, Eudora in Mobile Legends.

Who works best with Hayabusa in Mobile Legends?

Hayabusa has the best synergy with Kimmy, Diggie, Cici in Mobile Legends team compositions.

Hayabusa Mobile Legends Hero Guide

Role: Assassin
Lane: Jungle
Specialty: Chase, Burst
Damage Type: Physical
Win Rate: 48.7%
Ban Rate: 15.0%

Hidden valleys, bamboo forests, rooftops... Every corner of the Scarlet Shadow bore witness to their battles. Every time Hayabusa won, Hanabi would ask,"Why did I lose...", but he would only shrug in return. Hayabusa had long accepted that he possessed no extraordinary talent. In pursuit of his brother's nindo, he trained alone, until he finally understood that the relationship between ninja tools and ninjutsu was like that of scarlet and shadow—two sides of the same coin. They were inseparable. The Scarlet Sect and Shadow Sect surely knew this too, yet they chose to remain fixated on winning over each other. But illusions will eventually shatter. The genius ninja Hanzo broke into the forbidden grounds, stole the sealed weapon Ame no Habakiri, and fled. Hayabusa's brother, who had gone with him, vanished without a trace. Overnight, Hanzo became the Scarlet Shadow's greatest threat, and peace teetered on a blade's edge. To capture Hanzo and retrieve the cursed weapon, both sects dispatched their best, and both Hayabusa and Hanabi were among them. Before departing, Hayabusa received a secret order from his father: "Reclaim the Ame no Habakiri for the Shadow Sect, and kill Hanzo and anyone else who stands in your way." Strangely, the order made no mention of his brother. Filled with doubt, Hayabusa tracked Hanzo's trail—he had to find him. During his pursuit, Hayabusa discovered Hanabi lying on the ground, surrounded by ninjas from both sects writhing in agony. As Hayabusa tried to wake Hanabi, a malevolent aura struck at him. He gripped his blade tightly. Then, he saw a familiar yet strange figure—it was his brother, radiating with murderous intent. He saw blood staining his brother's hands... He saw the light had vanished from his eyes... No matter how Hayabusa called out, he was met only with increasingly violent attacks, each aimed to kill. Never had Hayabusa imagined the moon could become so blood-red. Darkness engulfed Hayabusa's heart. He lowered his blade as his brother rushed toward him. "Hayabusa, don't you dare lose to anyone but me!" Hanabi's voice echoed in his memory, like a flame igniting in his heart. Deep within, Hayabusa saw the moonlight, and beneath it, Hanabi. Hanabi's eyes burned as she looked at Hayabusa while gently twirling her Higanbana, "I'm going to surpass you." In that instant, Hayabusa regained consciousness. With one hand, he formed a seal, activating Quad Shadow to send forth four shadows that restrained his opponent with lightning speed. He gripped his blade and struck without a moment of hesitation. Hayabusa watched as the murderous aura gradually dissipated along with his brother's image, revealing Ame no Habakiri's true form, glaring with rage and laughing maniacally. The cunning Ame no Habakiri had tried to use illusions to exploit the weakness in human hearts, only to encounter such resilience within. Breaking free from the illusion, Hayabusa was no longer bound by the darkness. Though he knew Ame no Habakiri was powerful, behind him stood Hanabi, Kagura, and the unknown fate of his brother. He had no choice but to stand up. Even without the moon's guidance, a shadow must forge its own path. "Wherever I shall go, I do so without fear."

Hayabusa Meta Analysis

Based on current Mythic rank data, Hayabusa holds a 48.7% win rate, a situational pick that requires specific matchups to perform well. This places Hayabusa in the C-tier category for the current patch.

Hayabusa sees a 15.0% ban rate, indicating moderate threat perception among players at high rank.

Hayabusa is typically played as a Assassin in the Jungle lane. This hero deals Physical damage and specializes in Chase/Burst.

How to beat Hayabusa: The most effective counters in the current patch are Minotaur, Brody, Ling. These heroes have statistically superior win rates in direct matchups against Hayabusa.

Who Hayabusa counters: Hayabusa has favorable matchups against Mathilda, Khufra, Eudora, consistently winning these lanes in the current meta.

Best team compositions with Hayabusa: Hayabusa achieves the highest combined win rate when paired with Kimmy, Diggie, Cici. Consider these heroes when drafting a team around Hayabusa.

Hayabusa Skills

Ninjutsu: Trace of Shadow (Passive): Hayabusa's attacks apply a stack of Shadow Mark on hit (up to 4 stacks). Each stack lasts 6s and increases Hayabusa's damage to the enemy by 5%.
Ninjutsu: Phantom Shuriken: Hayabusa throws three returning shurikens in the target direction, each dealing 220 (+75% Extra Physical Attack) Physical Damage to enemies hit and slowing them by 35% for 2s. Enemies hit by multiple shurikens take 70% less damage after the first hit, and Creeps take 50% less damage after the first hit. Hayabusa restores 10 energy when hitting non-Minion enemies. Passive: Hayabusa permanently gains 3% Spell Vamp.
Ninjutsu: Quad Shadow: Hayabusa dashes in the target direction and releases four phantoms that travel in separate directions. The phantoms will remain at the end of their paths or attach themselves to the first enemy hero hit, dealing 130 (+30% Extra Physical Attack) Physical Damage and slowing them by 40% for 2s. Hayabusa will immediately stop if he hits an enemy hero during the dash. Use Again: Hayabusa teleports to a phantom's location and reduces the cooldown of Ninjutsu: Phantom Shuriken by 1s. If the phantom is attached to an enemy hero, he also deals 130 (+30% Extra Physical Attack) Physical Damage to the enemy.
Ougi: Shadow Kill: Hayabusa blends into the shadows and launches 6 single-target attacks on enemies in the area, each dealing 140 (+32% Extra Physical Attack) Physical Damage. The attacks prioritize enemies with Shadow Mark and each will consume a mark to deal 90 (+40% Extra Physical Attack) extra Physical Damage. Shadow Kill does not apply Shadow Mark.

Best Counters for Hayabusa

These heroes have the highest win rate when playing against Hayabusa in Mobile Legends:

Heroes Hayabusa Counters

Hayabusa is strong against these heroes in Mobile Legends:

Best Team Synergies with Hayabusa

These heroes work best alongside Hayabusa in Mobile Legends team compositions:

Recommended Builds for Hayabusa

Top item builds for Hayabusa in Mobile Legends based on win rate and pro player usage:

Build 1: Magic Boots → Hunter Strike → Sky Piercer → Endless Battle → Malefic Roar → Blade of Despair

Build 2: Magic Boots → Hunter Strike → Malefic Roar → Sky Piercer → Blade of Despair → Sea Halberd

Build 3: Magic Boots → Hunter Strike → War Axe → Sea Halberd → Blade of Despair → Endless Battle

Build 4: Magic Boots → Hunter Strike → Sky Piercer → War Axe → Malefic Roar → Endless Battle

Build 5: Hunter Strike → Magic Boots → Sky Piercer → Blade of Despair → Endless Battle → Rose Gold Meteor