Ranking of Wang Zhaojun's skins: The champion skin is no longer available, and the brave skin is a commoner's god of war?

AG Super Play's Changsheng, the FMVP and the king of Wang Zhaojun skins, was officially announced after the 2024 annual finals. After being delayed by the planners for 14 months, the work was finally completed and released in the game. Fortunately, Changsheng himself was invited to appear on the planner's program to help promote the game. A luxurious stage was set up to play the animation, making it seem like a press conference.

The character is inspired by the spirit of a jellyfish, incorporating marine life elements. The voice acting is delicate, and the skirt features wave-patterned gauze. The eternal cycle magic echoes the inspirational spirit of standing firm on the field. It summons jellyfish, and the staff transforms into a harp. With its tournament-quality skins, the production cost must be high, especially with the included discount. Who wouldn't be tempted? So, the most crucial question is: compared to Wang Zhaojun's other skins, where do you think it ranks?

One of the Four Beauties, the first mage to possess five legendary skins, a top-tier support character, her oppressive power of poke and freeze is perfectly embodied in the KPL arena, achieving a staggering 48 seconds of control. Ten years of operation, ten skins, just right. Veteran players may have already collected several, while newcomers may still have other legendary skins to consider. If we were to rank them, who would come first?

Champion: Eternal Sailor Moon

The first place winner is highlighted by its classic and nostalgic appeal, and most importantly, it's a limited-edition skin that will never return, making it extremely rare. Of course, the model is a faithful recreation of the Japanese anime, but the special effects are top-notch, with detailed bullet trajectories, loud sound effects, and the ultimate skill leaving a Sailor Moon afterimage. The smooth skill combos and the T0 feel make it irreplaceable once you've used it.

Runner-up: Ying Shan Ke

Second place goes to Ying Shan Ke, an anniversary series product. Initially controversial upon release, perhaps due to disapproval of Wang Zhaojun's floral elements, public opinion reversed dramatically within a week. The skin's subtlety became an advantage; its lack of vibrant colors resulted in high accuracy, while its unclear perspective made it easy to freeze enemies in team fights. Its beautiful traditional Chinese style was very appealing. Gaining this skin boosted its win rate to 53%. Therefore, never underestimate the charm of a skin; a brand and marketing strategy can rewrite its fate and reshape its image.

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