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Controllers in Valorant have always been about vision denial — smokes, walls, barriers. That’s the established formula. Riot Games just flipped it entirely. Revealed live at the VALORANT Masters Santiago Grand Finals, the brand-new Controller agent Miks doesn’t just block sightlines — he heals teammates, buffs combatants, concusses enemies, and knocks them back with a sonic blast. Agent 30 is here, and he’s rewriting what a Controller can do.
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Miks — Valorant Agent 30 At a Glance
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Agent Name | Miks |
| Agent Number | Agent 30 |
| Role | Controller |
| Origin | Croatia |
| Release Date | March 18, 2026 |
| Season | Season 2026 Act 2 |
| Unique Trait | First Controller that heals teammates |
| Signature Device | M-Pulse (inspired by synthesizers/sequencers) |
| New Collection | Blackthorn Collection + fresh Battlepass |
All Miks Abilities Explained
Miks’ entire kit revolves around sonic waves and music-driven technology — and every ability pulls double duty between supporting allies and disrupting enemies.
Harmonize (Q): Activate a Combat Stim on yourself and a targeted ally that refreshes on each kill. Alt-fire applies the buff to yourself only — a perfect ability for clutch situations.
M-Pulse (C): Throw the M-Pulse device and toggle between two modes — Healing output for injured allies or Concuss output to disorient enemies. One gadget, two completely different impacts.
Waveform (E): Deploy smokes across the map using a map targeter — classic Controller territory, but now serving as the foundation for Miks’ aggressive team pushes.
Bassquake (X): The ultimate. A massive forward sonic blast that knocks back enemies while simultaneously deafening and slowing them — clearing space for teammates to convert key moments.
Why Miks Changes Everything
Riot’s Game Designer Kevin Meier described Miks as built for the “socially motivated player” — someone who genuinely finds satisfaction in making teammates better rather than fragging out alone. The design philosophy is teamplay-first, with abilities that allow meaningful impact beyond raw gunplay.
Miks hails from Croatia and carries the unmistakable identity of a performer — festival bracelets, wave patterns on his outfit, a backstory tied to music before joining the Valorant Protocol. Even the audio design started as actual music tracks before being converted into ability sound effects.
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