The Kings Moon

The Kings Moon were a Mexican League of Legends team competing within the Latin American region. Identified by the tag TKM, the roster operated as part of the layered competitive structure that funnels talent through Mexico and the surrounding scene toward the region’s premier stage. The organisation is now disbanded, but its final recorded lineup offers a snapshot of a full, purpose-built roster.

A Full Latin American Roster

Unlike many teams whose lineups go undocumented, The Kings Moon carried a complete listed roster featuring Pillo, Kobrq, iCandy, Raeghal, Mtnops, Valuxitax, Anitta, Midalia, Shayla and Sophyre. A squad of this size points to an organisation with both a starting lineup and additional players, whether substitutes, developmental prospects or rotating options. That depth reflects a serious approach to competition within the Mexican and Latin American circuits.

The Latin American Landscape

Latin America’s League of Legends ecosystem is anchored by its flagship league and supported by a network of national and developmental competitions where teams like The Kings Moon sought to prove themselves. Mexico specifically has emerged as a powerhouse within the region, contributing a large share of its most passionate fans and promising players. Rosters at this level competed with the goal of climbing the ladder, earning recognition and, ideally, positioning themselves for a shot at the region’s biggest stage.

With ten players on the books, The Kings Moon had the raw material to experiment with combinations and adapt to the demands of a shifting metagame. The presence of names such as Pillo, iCandy and Sophyre in the records underscores that this was a genuine competitive project rather than a fleeting pickup team.

Curtain Call

The Kings Moon are now disbanded, their run through Latin American competition concluded. As is common across the region, players from a dissolved roster typically disperse to new teams or continue their careers elsewhere in the scene. Though the organisation no longer competes, its documented squad ensures it remains a tangible part of the ongoing story of Mexican and Latin American League of Legends.