Valorant is entering its next episode, with the trailer already live on the internet. Sure, there is a buzz among the community about what new things they will see in the new season. It’s bringing a new Evori Dreamlike bundle, which will open the gates for some celestial companions to fight along.
But that is not all. The official account of the game released a clip on its handle on social media platform X (formerly Twitter) showcasing star guardians from Riot’s MOBA game League of Legends. There were rumors that this collaboration was coming and now they will be seeing them in the tactical hero shooter.
The Cat Has Become an Apple of Valorant Fans’ Eyes
Fans can’t get enough of the recent clip Valorant released, where a Star Guardian has captured their hearts. Among all the Star Guardians, it appears like it already stole the show. It might be that more clips of these companions will show up but fans have gotten something to admire for now.
Other companions can be seen in the background, with their outlines visible, who will be part of Episode 9 Act 1.
A fan named Mews was so intrigued but broke that he asked the devs to not include the beautiful bundle in the game. Watching others play will certainly make him drool.
Another fan called tokibbi appeared excited for the in-game bundle to come out.
One user, nyx, was more into the color schemes that are to come out of the Evori Dreamwings bundle.
Apart from the bundle, Valorant may also see changes to a couple of its agents, Neon and Iso. Maybe they’ll destroy the latter for good.
Star Guardian Skin Line is Massively Popular Among The Community
Star Guardians from League of Legends are skins from parallel universes featured in the game. Its lore is focused on some students turned cosmic protectors standing between their universe and the threat that stands at the horizon. They have kind of raised above the ‘work-life balance’ concept with their newfound roles.
The skins from Star Guardian were inspired by anime series like Puella Magi Madoka Magica and DokiDoki! PreCure. They have become popular over time among the players, especially owing to the music videos, which are nothing short of visual treats.
The skin line made its debut in 2015, consisting of original squad members Lux, Janna, Jinx, Poppy, and Lulu. Since then, Riot Games has kept the flow coming and expanded it over the years. The last expansion came in July 2022 and included eight Star Guardian skins.
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