Early Career:

In 2017, Mikoto embarked on his esports journey by joining Pandora Esports. Here, he encountered future allies such as Saeful 'Fbz' Ilham and Bricio Adi 'Hyde' Putra Budiana, whose support helped him unlock his potential.

Transition to Alter Ego:

In June 2018, Mikoto transitioned to the Alter Ego team, where he actively participated in qualifiers for major tournaments. His successful performances caught the eye, leading to an offer from BOOM Esports in November 2018.

BOOM Esports and Elevated Standards:

With his entry into BOOM Esports, Mikoto began participating in high-level tournaments. Over three years with the team, he achieved significant success, securing 4-5th place at the StarLadder ImbaTV Dota 2 Minor Season 3 and 5-6th place at the OGA Dota PIT Minor 2019. However, the introduction of the new DPC system in 2021 presented new challenges for the team.

Move to Neon Esports:

After unsuccessful qualifiers for The International 2021, Mikoto decided to start a new chapter in his career by joining Neon Esports. In the new lineup, he had to prove his mastery once again and establish himself on the professional stage.

Talon Esports and the Road to The International 2022:

In late October 2021, Mikoto played for Nigma Galaxy SEA in the BTS Pro Series Season 9: Southeast Asia, securing a 5-6th place finish. His next fully-contracted team was Talon Esports. In his time with the team, Mikoto qualified for the upper division of the DPC league, participated in the PGL Dota 2 Major Arlington 2022 and ESL One Malaysia 2022, and successfully qualified for The International 2022.

Conclusion:

Mikoto continues to inspire with his professionalism and dedication to mastery. His journey from a budding player to a participant in The International 2022 serves as an example for the new generation of esports athletes, demonstrating that with hard work and commitment, one can reach the pinnacle in the world of Dota 2.

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