Revenant XSpark has completed its six-player MOBA Legends: 5v5! roster with the signings of Kiel VJ Cruzem “KielVJ,” Reniel Ace Pizaña “Aezu,” Dhubalanta Oinam “Duba” and Bidhyasagar Laishram “Bidd,” adding two Filipino veterans and two Indian players to its new-look lineup.
The four additions join Gaithanlung “Kyle” Gonmei and Susanta “Kimyy” Biswas, who were unveiled as Revenant XSpark’s first two MOBA Legends signings earlier this month. The completed lineup will compete under the iQOO Revenant XSpark banner and combines players from India’s emerging competitive circuit with experience from the established Southeast Asian ecosystem.
The roster also reunites several players who competed together earlier this year. Duba previously played alongside Kyle and Kimyy at True Rippers, where the trio helped the organisation win the inaugural ML Masters Series Season 1 and qualify for the MLBB Mid Season Cup 2026.
Duba reunites with Kyle and Kimyy at Revenant XSpark
Duba’s arrival restores a core that already has experience winning together in India. True Rippers defeated GodLike Esports 3-2 in the ML Masters Series Season 1 Grand Final in May, earning an $18,000 first-place prize and qualification for the Mid Season Cup 2026.
Kyle, Kimyy and Duba were all part of the True Rippers setup during that campaign. Their move to Revenant XSpark therefore gives the organisation an established domestic core rather than requiring the entire six-player lineup to build its competitive understanding from the beginning.
Bidd approaches the reunion from the other side of that rivalry. He competed with GodLike Esports in the MLMS Season 1 Grand Final against True Rippers and now joins several of the players he faced for the championship. His recent domestic record also includes a Mythic Showdown Season 2 title and a runner-up finish at the Rai Star x Gyan Gaming Cup.
Revenant XSpark had already signalled the direction of its roster when it signed Kyle and Kimyy. The pair competed internationally following their MLMS victory, with True Rippers representing India at the Mid Season Cup 2026 before finishing 13th-16th.
KielVJ and Aezu bring Southeast Asian experience
The two Filipino additions give Revenant XSpark considerably more experience from outside the Indian circuit.
KielVJ brings the most decorated résumé of the four new signings. The Filipino veteran won consecutive MPL Philippines championships with Sunsparks in Seasons 4 and 5 and was named Finals MVP in Season 5. He later finished runner-up in MPL Philippines Season 7 with Execration before winning the MLBB Southeast Asia Cup in 2021.
His career has also included appearances at the M1 World Championship and the Mid Season Cup, giving Revenant XSpark a player with experience across domestic championships and major international events.
Aezu adds another player who has competed across multiple Southeast Asian markets. His results include victories at the Just ML Invitational 2024 Season 1 and Realme Cup Season 8, where he earned Finals MVP honours, along with a third-place finish at MPL Cambodia Season 9. More recently, he finished runner-up at MPL Singapore Season 11 in 2026.
Bringing KielVJ and Aezu into a roster built around Indian players reflects Revenant XSpark’s attempt to combine local talent with experience from a region where the game’s professional ecosystem has been established for considerably longer.
Revenant XSpark’s complete MOBA Legends roster
- Gaithanlung “Kyle” Gonmei
- Susanta “Kimyy” Biswas
- Kiel VJ Cruzem “KielVJ”
- Reniel Ace Pizaña “Aezu”
- Dhubalanta Oinam “Duba”
- Bidhyasagar Laishram “Bidd”
“When we announced Kyle and Kimyy, we spoke about building a roster that combines strong Indian talent with international experience,” Revenant XSpark CEO Rohit Jagasia said. “With KielVJ, Aezu, Duba and Bidd joining them, we now have that complete lineup.”
Jagasia added that the immediate priority will be integrating players who arrive with different competitive backgrounds and creating an environment in which the six-player roster can perform as a unit.
The move continues Revenant XSpark’s investment in MOBA esports as India’s competitive ecosystem develops more direct routes into international tournaments. ML Masters Series Season 1 provided one such pathway earlier this year, with True Rippers’ championship sending the Indian roster to the Mid Season Cup.
For Revenant XSpark, the resulting roster now contains both sides of that domestic final alongside players who have spent years competing in Southeast Asia. How quickly those pieces translate into an effective six-player unit will be the first test for the organisation’s latest MOBA project.
