Despite their unattractive appearance, these skins offer excellent feel, stunning special effects, and even Star Guardian elements. (II)

The Eye of Hell isn't exactly ugly; it exudes a domineering aura, though it lacks an angelic face. Besides, after purchasing or exchanging for the skin, you can directly use Star Coins to get another Star Element set, changing the color scheme to black and blue, which has a unique flavor. So, the color scheme is really important.

War drums spread like wildfire

Most Dian Wei players wear the battle pass exclusive outfits, while some opt for the season exclusives. Directly available styles are truly limited, hence the popularity of the "War Drum Spreads Across the Plains" outfit. Its unique design eschews any ancient, ethereal, or mecha-style aesthetic, skipping modern styles altogether. Instead, it presents a sinister and terrifying image, like a vengeful messenger from hell, exuding an unstoppable aura of malevolence. For those obsessed with aesthetics, it's undeniably ugly. Often, it's precisely because the model doesn't conform to mainstream beauty standards that players focus more on the special effects. True to its name, it unleashes a raging torrent, especially with its second skill, the ground stomp, which shatters the floor and spills lava—a truly imposing display perfectly suited to Dian Wei's playstyle: wielding an axe and hacking away furiously.

The appearance is a bit strange, but the feel is very nostalgic, and users are quite satisfied. This skin once made it into the top ten of the best-selling list. It is of high quality, with well-handled details. You will definitely not regret compromising on appearance.

Demon Exorcism

Finally, there's Mozi's skin, Demon Slayer. During its release, it received very little attention, meaning it didn't generate much discussion. Unlike the popular Scorpio skin, Mozi remained a niche champion, with few players playing support. After its popularity plummeted, older skins were considered. The Demon Slayer skin's design is somewhat similar to Dian Wei's, with a face resembling a monster experiencing a nightmare. While it sounds like a guardian from a movie tomb, it lacks a sense of power and presence. Both the poster and special effects lack a certain grandeur. So, what makes this skin stand out? The feel and visual appeal.

The muted gold color is visually pleasing. The frequent firing of shells doesn't overwhelm you with flashy attack effects; instead, its understated nature allows you to be hit unexpectedly. The somber sound effects deliver a satisfying sense of impact. As an epic-level skin, it's a good second choice. It's not the kind of luxurious skin you're looking for, but its simple and elegant design and commendable feel are undeniable.