Popular Japanese Mobile Legends: Bang Bang (MLBB) team 10s Gaming Frost has made the tough decision to part ways with its entire roster. The announcement came as a surprise to their dedicated fan base, given the team's remarkable performances and distinctive playstyle showcased during the M1 and M2 World Championships.

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10s Gaming Frost, recognized as one of the pioneering Japanese squads to compete on the international MLBB stage, faced the challenge of limited esports support in their region. Despite the release of their beloved players, fans can still hold onto hope as the talented individuals embark on a new chapter within the MLBB esports realm, representing themselves under a fresh banner.

The decision to release the MLBB roster was officially conveyed by 10s Gaming Frost through an Instagram post. The team expressed gratitude for the players' contribution, highlighting the bonds formed and the growth experienced together in various strategic and technical aspects of the game.

While the news may be disheartening for fans, the players are determined to continue their journey in the MLBB esports scene. Under the new moniker "Jack o' Frost," they will strive to showcase their skills and make their mark in future competitions.

10s Gaming Frost, previously renowned as 10s Gaming Plus, gained widespread recognition for their innovative approach to the game. Employing unorthodox strategies and utilizing heroes like Baxia and Rafalela, they left a lasting impression on the MLBB community. Their early implementation of the UBE (Ultimate Bonding Experience) strategy, later adopted by Blacklist International, demonstrated their ingenuity and prowess.

While their recent international campaign during the M2 World Championship resulted in a 7th-8th place finish, slightly lower than their previous 5th-6th place achievement in M1, the team's presence and determination were undeniably impactful. Their performances on the global stage made an indelible mark on the MLBB esports community, solidifying their reputation as formidable competitors.

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With the highly anticipated M5 World Championship on the horizon, fans eagerly anticipate the competition's new Wild Card format and the inclusion of two unannounced invited regions. The question on everyone's mind is whether the Japanese team will once again grace the grand stage or if the upcoming international event will exclude the Japan region.