A new chapter has begun for Rex Regum Qeon.
Following the announcement that RRQ would officially enter the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Malaysia (MPL MY) under the league’s partnership system starting in Season 17, one major question lingered among fans across Southeast Asia: who would represent RRQ in this new arena?
That question has now been answered.
The team that will carry RRQ’s banner in Malaysia is RRQ Tora, a roster carefully assembled to reflect the increasingly interconnected nature of Southeast Asian esports. Rather than building a traditional single-nation lineup, RRQ has chosen a bold approach—bringing together talent from Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines into one cohesive squad.
This is not simply the creation of a new team.
It is the beginning of a regional project.
And as many fans had anticipated, one rumor circulating within the community has proven true.
Rendy “Dyrennn” Syahputra has officially joined RRQ Tora.
RRQ’s Regional Ambition in MPL Malaysia
RRQ’s entry into MPL Malaysia represents one of the organization’s most significant strategic moves in 2026.
For years, RRQ has been recognized as one of Indonesia’s most influential esports organizations. With the formation of RRQ Tora, the organization is now expanding its competitive footprint across Southeast Asia, reinforcing its commitment to becoming a truly regional powerhouse.
The name RRQ Tora marks the organization’s new identity within the Malaysian league.
What makes this roster particularly compelling is not only the players involved, but also the philosophy behind its construction. RRQ Tora has been built as a cross-regional team, combining players from three of the strongest Mobile Legends ecosystems in the world.
In MPL history, most teams have traditionally focused on nurturing domestic talent. RRQ, however, has taken a different path—choosing to create a roster that reflects the shared competitive culture of Southeast Asian Mobile Legends.
It is a bold vision, and one that signals RRQ’s intention to compete immediately.
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Sasa Returns to Southeast Asia as Head Coach
Before unveiling the player roster, RRQ first introduced the individual who will guide the team from behind the scenes.
That responsibility belongs to Lu Khai “Sasa” Ben.
For many Mobile Legends fans in Indonesia, Sasa is already a familiar figure. He previously competed professionally with ONIC, before transitioning fully into a coaching role.
Over the past year, Sasa has broadened his experience internationally, working in China with DianFengYaoGuai (DFYG). His return to Southeast Asia now marks the start of a new chapter, as he takes charge of RRQ’s ambitious MPL Malaysia project.
With experience both as a player and a coach across multiple regions, Sasa brings a valuable perspective to a roster composed of players from different competitive backgrounds.
His leadership will be central to transforming this diverse lineup into a unified team.
RRQ Tora Roster Officially Revealed
The full roster for RRQ Tora was officially announced on March 12, 2026, during the “New Era” MPL Malaysia Season 17 press conference held in Malaysia.
Shortly after the event, RRQ confirmed the lineup through its official social media channels, including Instagram and YouTube, introducing the players who will represent the organization in its first Malaysian season.
Each member of the roster brings unique experience and regional pedigree.
Super Yoshi – Roamer
The roaming role will be filled by Czedrick “Super Yoshi” Romero from the Philippines.
Super Yoshi previously competed in the MPL Philippines with Omega Esports—one of the most competitive leagues in the global Mobile Legends scene.
His experience in the Philippine league is expected to bring an aggressive yet disciplined playstyle, characteristics long associated with the region’s players.
Garry – Jungler
Taking the jungler position is Muhammad Syafizan “Garry” Najmi Bin Kamarulzaman from Malaysia.
Garry is a seasoned competitor within the MPL Malaysia ecosystem, having previously played for several notable organizations, including:
- CG Esports
- TODAK
- Team HAQ
His familiarity with the Malaysian competitive landscape adds an important layer of stability and local experience to the roster.
Kymm – Midlaner
The midlane role will be held by Adam Alhakim “Kymm” Bin Mohamad Ali.
Throughout his career, Kymm has represented several teams in Malaysia, including:
- AERO Esports
- Team Rey
- RED Esports MY
Known for his flexibility and wide hero pool, Kymm provides strategic adaptability in a game where the meta continues to evolve rapidly.
Rough – Gold Laner
For the gold lane, RRQ Tora has selected Dhiya Harith Hazran “Rough” Bin Shahrul Hadafi.
Rough previously competed for:
- Monster Vicious (MV)
- TODAK
As the team’s primary late-game damage dealer, his consistency in the gold lane will be critical during high-pressure team fights and decisive moments.
AJ – Midlaner / Substitute
In addition to Kymm, the team also features Muhammad Azri “AJ” Bin Jamaludin as a secondary midlane option.
AJ’s previous teams include:
- CG Esports
- Team REY
- RED Esports MY
His presence provides valuable flexibility for the coaching staff, allowing strategic roster adjustments throughout the season.
Dyrennn – EXP Laner
Finally, the player many fans had been waiting for.
Rendy “Dyrennn” Syahputra will serve as the EXP Laner for RRQ Tora.
As one of Indonesia’s well-known Mobile Legends talents, Dyrennn’s inclusion immediately drew attention across the regional community. His move also ensures that Indonesian fans will closely follow RRQ Tora’s journey in the Malaysian league.
In the EXP lane, Dyrennn will play a crucial role in maintaining team balance—whether through initiating team fights, controlling side lanes, or shaping the pace of the map.
Coaching Staff
Beyond the player roster, RRQ has also assembled a strong coaching team.
Head coach Sasa will be supported by Jaycee Cariaga “L1NK” Christopher Nieles, who joins the team as Assistant Coach.
L1NK previously served as a coach for several prominent teams, including:
- TODAK
- RSG Philippines
His experience working across multiple regions brings an additional strategic dimension to the coaching staff.
RRQ Tora MPL MY Season 17 Roster
Players
- Dyrennn — EXP Laner
- Garry — Jungler
- Kymm — Midlaner
- Rough — Gold Laner
- Super Yoshi — Roamer
- AJ — Midlaner / Substitute
Coaching Staff
- Sasa — Head Coach
- L1NK — Assistant Coach
A New Chapter for RRQ in Southeast Asia
RRQ’s arrival in MPL Malaysia introduces a fresh dynamic to the league.
With players representing Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines, RRQ Tora stands as one of the most intriguing teams entering Season 17. More than just a new roster, the project reflects the growing interconnectedness of Southeast Asia’s esports ecosystem.
For RRQ, this move represents more than expansion—it represents evolution.
And now, only one question remains.
Can RRQ Tora make history in its very first season?
The answer will unfold when MPL Malaysia Season 17 begins.
One thing is certain: the Kingdom now has a new team to rally behind.