M8HEXA represented the Malaysia-Singapore-Philippines region at the 2019 Arena of Valor World Cup, qualifying through Valor Cup Season 4. Garena described it as a club team combining Malaysian players and wider Southeast Asian talent. Its exact parent Club remains unverified. Garena’s official AWC 2019 profile also lists player Seven in the M8HEXA roster and provides the portrait used as the archival Team cover.[1][2]
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M8HEXA was a Malaysia-based Arena of Valor club team representing the Malaysia-Singapore-Philippines region at AWC 2019.
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