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I'd buy a monstrous Kai'Sa skin

iiGazeii··26 votes·13,654 views

I know, Kai'Sa gets a lot of skins. But all of them have been some variant of "hot girl". No nods to the horror of her backstory. No emphasis on her dual nature, the partnership between humanity and The Void that has created something greater than the sum of its parts. She's just a woman with an Australian accent in skin-tight clothing.

Kai'Sa is a monster, in the classical sense of the word. She doesn't fit neatly into any category. She has given up a portion of her humanity in order to survive something unsurvivable, and uses her sacrifice to save others, but she would be reviled as a Void creature in nearly any human settlement. The creatures of The Void want her just as dead as any other human. She's something in between, and her tragic nature is the source of any and all depth of her character, which is lost on all of her skins. They do away with the monster, and so Kai'Sa is just another piece of eye candy.

I love Kai'Sa, and I would buy the crap out of any skin that actually features her more monstrous, horrific, tragic side, a mixture of two warring factions.

Like Dark Cosmic Jhin, Dark Cosmic Kai'Sa could be a corrupted Cosmic entity, thriving in the middle ground between Cosmic and Dark Star. Project/Program, Pulsefire/Praetorian, Battlecast/Resistance, something that touches on her character's themes would be much appreciated. Even just a Voidborn skin that is Kai'Sa fully corrupted by the Void would be better than a skin in a similar vein as all of her others.

We're probably going to get something lame like Odyssey Kai'Sa, but a man can dream.

29 Comments

Everyday Legends14 votes

Something I've posted before, but still relevant (especially the last part):

One thing I've felt with the amount of skins Kai'Sa has gotten: she seems to have lost her identity as a person with a Void symbiote grafted onto her body.

You may be thinking, "Skins are supposed to explore different fantasies," and certainly so. But consider Elise, or Zyra, or Shyvana, or Cassiopeia--all ladies with some "monstrous" qualities in their design. I'd say overall their skins do a decent job of exploring their respective fantasies, and do so without forgetting the Champions' origins. They are very much beautiful monsters.

But with Kai'Sa, I feel like right from the beginning they've been trying to distance her from the "monster" portion of her design. It feels like they gave her the title of "Void marksman" to check it off a list, and have since made every effort to separate her from the Void and from her symbiote.

Kazekiba7 votes

Kai'sa was only EVER intended to fulfill one particular fantasy:

Vayne 2.0

Thats it, she was only ever designed to be a short range marksman in a tight suit to sell TnA to horny teenagers.

ModWulf Helhammer10 votes

Here's the thing: Kai'Sa is not supposed to be monstrous.

Hold on, let me explain what that means.

I know a decent amount of people here on the boards seem to have wanted "Kha'Maw, the beast thing from the void", but Kai'Sa's story was never about that. She is, at her core, still human. That's why she fights against the void, why she fights to protect humanity and the world of Runeterra. That's why they made the removable faceplate, why she appears human to us players, because that's what she is supposed to be.

Now, is that to say that she doesn't appear other-worldly? That she wouldn't be terrifying to a typical Shuriman nomad seeing her fly in out of nowhere from a purple hellscape of monsters, skin appearing like the things around, giant shoulder cannons, firing blasts of something out of her own hands? No, of course not. She seems like the very same kind of thing that is trying to eat them at that very moment. Sure, if she got the chance to maybe get them to calm down, to remove her mask and show that she is human, they'd come around. But she doesn't. The person either runs away in panic....or dies after running away in panic.

And that's the thing with Kai'Sa. She's not just a survivor, she's a thriver. She's a veteran Lara Croft, not the fresh one starting out her adventures. A lithe panther, not a roaring kaiju. She took the most terrifying place both in and outside reality itself, and you know what she did? She made those creatures of hunger and destruction her personal hunting practice. She took the Void, the literal embodiment of nothingness, and she made it her bitch. She becomes the thing the voidbeasts check under their bed for, the thing that goes bump in the night, but it comes to protect humanity, not to hunt it.

Now, what exactly does this mean for skins? Well, for starters, it needs to emphasize her humanity, as that is the crux of Kai'Sa's character. Second, it can't be (what is the traditional definition) monstrous. A skin for her needs to embody the skilled and efficient huntress, not the scrambling beast that rushes through the undergrowth.

A good example to illustrate this: Kai'Sa is not Venom. Never has, never should be. She's Black Suit Spider-Man. You can tell there's something not quite right about it, that it could hurt you, but she doesn't appear with a gaping maw and teeth as big as her forearm. That's not the story Riot was trying to tell, and that isn't Kai'Sa

iiGazeii10 votes

I'm using the term monster in the sense of Frankenstein's monster: that which deviates from the norm, and is thus despised despite its other qualities. I'm not asking for a skin with gibbering mouths and tendrils, just a skin that isn't just a lady in skimpy clothing.

I absolutely agree that Kai'Sa's humanity should not be ignored, but neither should her Void nature. K/DA is just a human. Arcade is just a human. Bullet Angel is just as human with a suit. Kai'Sa is more than that. Her entire character revolves around surviving and thriving in the worst environment imaginable, and although it has changed her, she still fights the good fight. In many ways, she is similar to Senna.

I just want Kai'Sa to get skins that play into her duality, her capacity to take a situation that should have been the end of her and turning it into her strength.

She needs something to survive in order for her skins to make sense.

FlameHalbrdOkido1 votes

u wanna kno whats funny? Her Bullet angel skin actually fits her kit WAY better than her base version, thats becuase Kai'sa is adapted from a canceled Zaun champion (H.I.V.E.) that had a jetpack and a suit on, and its VERY teling because her abilities are MUCH more about being mechanical, mobility and using guns than they are about being corrupt biology of parasitic or symbiotic nature. ALL of her abilities would NOT be out of place if the theme was high tech science suit, this is probably what i like least about Kai'sa, her theme is more about being a human in a POWER suit than it is about being a human in a biological relationship with an alien on her skin. She's like old Irelia in that she nearly TOTALLY fails at bringing the most out her theme. So im really annoyed that they wasted the theme of a Void parasite on what is effectively an excuse to create a girl in a skintight jumpsuit with special abilities.

Yeah they SHOULD make skins that point out her duality, that is if ANY part of her was focused on that at all, and thats just not the case. What is MOST ironic is that for all the focus on HER, the Suit is actually the champion, bc it does ALL the work, she's just the brains. So what they need to do is fix her first.

Kazekiba12 votes

She's a highly educated, verbose and very athletic girl who was supposed to be trapped in a cave on the edge of Hell since she was 8 years old. Her father traveled the world collecting artifacts with the specific function of enabling his existence in the void if even for moments. He was still warped and corrupted.

Malzahar communed with the void psychically and was not just physically altered, mentally destroyed and his human essence erased and now he's a lunatic puppet of the Void using his powers to literally erase entire cities into the very same void that Kai'sa should have been trapped in. And she came out a fucking Parisian model.

Discounting literally every other failure of logic or internal consistency... She's from Shurima right? Why is she so pale?

Camille Ferrøs4 votes

Well said.

HonestJohnTheCon6 votes

I agree completely, but as to your last point...

It's probable she's pale because the sun hasn't touched her skin in a decade.

YDy2ZkRq0213 votes

Discounting literally every other failure of logic or internal consistency... She's from Shurima right? Why is she so pale?

Actually she should be paler. The "leaked" story Monstrous describes her skin as that of a corpse due to being feed by a Voidborn and not entering in contact with sunlight for years.

Arakadia3 votes

Corpse skin would have been cooler but Riot didn’t want to threaten her sex appeal.

YDy2ZkRq022 votes

Yeah, if we were being really loyal to the lore, I'm unsure if she even should have hair, even though that ight lose the "She's still a human" thing they wanted to sell(which I dont think would be lost by making her unnaturally pale, no one thinks Jinx is a Voidborn right?)

FlameHalbrdOkido1 votes

u got pretty much everything right, she was in cave for a long time, should she look like a model? no that dumb. Should she be pale from lack of sunlight and proper nutrition...yes, so at least they got ONE thing right, but would i mind her having darker skin? NOPE, that would be interesting.

kda akali1 votes

Her paleness makes sense because of her lack of sunlight and the monster feeding off of her skin, but she should really have features that Shuriman people do. Like it makes no sense for her to have super straight loreal type hair.

https://i.redd.it/nc2rqahcb8r21.jpg

I really like this concept art because she has a really distinct face, 1 and 2 have very strong features while also having the feeling that she's a young adult. Her defined cheeks make her seem more strong and less pampered looking.

She also has a thicker hair type which makes more sense because she's from Shurima. Her hair is also in dreads. While It doesn't really make sense that she had the time to put her hair into dreads, It's still interesting because it's a protective hairstyle which shows that she needed to protect her hair against the void. I still think having her hair loose and free would make more sense, but it shouldn't look like she just went to the salon and got a brazilian blowout.

This doesn't relate to the concept art, but her body type doesn't really make sense either. She should look honestly like a more muscular version of Jinx.

CaptainAntiHeroz6 votes

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Here's the thing: Kai'Sa is not supposed to be monstrous.

Hold on, let me explain what that means.

I know a decent amount of people here on the boards seem to have wanted "Kha'Maw, the beast thing from the void", but Kai'Sa's story was never about that. She is, at her core, still human. That's why she fights against the void, why she fights to protect humanity and the world of Runeterra. That's why they made the removable faceplate, why she appears human to us players, because that's what she is supposed to be.

Now, is that to say that she doesn't appear other-worldly? That she wouldn't be terrifying to a typical Shuriman nomad seeing her fly in out of nowhere from a purple hellscape of monsters, skin appearing like the things around, giant shoulder cannons, firing blasts of something out of her own hands? No, of course not. She seems like the very same kind of thing that is trying to eat them at that very moment. Sure, if she got the chance to maybe get them to calm down, to remove her mask and show that she is human, they'd come around. But she doesn't. The person either runs away in panic....or dies after running away in panic.

And that's the thing with Kai'Sa. She's not just a survivor, she's a thriver. She's a veteran Lara Croft, not the fresh one starting out her adventures. A lithe panther, not a roaring kaiju. She took the most terrifying place both in and outside reality itself, and you know what she did? She made those creatures of hunger and destruction her personal hunting practice. She took the Void, the literal embodiment of nothingness, and she made it her bitch. She becomes the thing the voidbeasts check under their bed for, the thing that goes bump in the night, but it comes to protect humanity, not to hunt it.

Now, what exactly does this mean for skins? Well, for starters, it needs to emphasize her humanity, as that is the crux of Kai'Sa's character. Second, it can't be (what is the traditional definition) monstrous. A skin for her needs to embody the skilled and efficient huntress, not the scrambling beast that rushes through the undergrowth.

A good example to illustrate this: Kai'Sa is not Venom. Never has, never should be. She's Black Suit Spider-Man. You can tell there's something not quite right about it, that it could hurt you, but she doesn't appear with a gaping maw and teeth as big as her forearm. That's not the story Riot was trying to tell, and that isn't Kai'Sa

No shes a character who they claimed was supposed to be a survivor of the void What we got was a champion who entered the void got a void symbiote and then time jumped without any consequences to present day No signs of fatigue, damage, stress She fails to deliver upon the survivor concept entirely

ModAcademy Kayn5 votes

who entered the void

She never entered the void. She only ever existed in the Void Caverns underneath Shurima, which are not, The Void. They're only a place that was corrupted by them and even possibly connects to them if you go deep enough.

Also to be noted, if you're talking about psychological damage, that can easily be explained by "She's simply exceptional". Champions in league are called Champions for a reason, for being exceptional beings in a world full of magic and spirits. Being strong-willed, mentally strong against isolation and constant hunting of monsters, isn't far off.

Side factor, the void symbiote does affect her mentally. Could also be that she never felt she was alone, or that it had a healthy affect on her mental state.

FlameHalbrdOkido1 votes

True, but just because she was in Voidling infested caverns that doesn't mean she should be completely flawless and avoided any sort of consequence, thats basically a mary sue and mark of sub-optimal writing. She fell in when she was a young girl, ur telling me she comes out w/o a single scratch? Sure she can be perfect maybe if she was a highly trained adult, but she fell in as a child.

There's no evidence that the Suit affects her mentally, and coming up with "coulds" and only shows a lacking in the writing of her story. We only kno that she worries that it might eat her, and it feels like pins in every pore, but thats not taking a toll on her mentally, and she shows no outward evidence of these inner thoughts.

Honestly it would be better if she DID suffer some consequences but pushed on despite them, now THAT is what makes a champion, pushing on despite negative circumstances or what gets in your way, could have consequences like scars, a missing limb that has been replaced with a more monstrous version.

right now she hasn't earned the title of champion, the SUIT has tho bc the suit does the majority of the work. Without it she's just a human that would have died in the caverns. She's just EXTREMELY lucky that the suit didn't acidify her right off the bat when it clamped on her arm.

And if u have to explain why the suit didn't eat her early on when it definitely could later, that just means there's holes in the writing

ModAcademy Kayn4 votes

thats basically a mary sue

You can have exceptional characters who aren't Mary Sues you know. The flaw of the Mary Sue isn't that they're powerful and good at everything, the issue is that the entire world revolves around them. If Kai'sa was truly a Mary Sue, the Void's entire goal is to kill her, and killing everyone else is just a way to kill her. Instead of villagers fleeing from her in terror, they'd all love and cheer for her. The world would revolve entirely around the Mary Sue, enemies, allies, civilians they only exist to surround the main character.

Which they don't. The Void isn't purposefully targeting Kai'sa, it's just killing whatever is alive. The people of Shurima actively fear her, consider her a monster, and she herself questions her humanity as well because of this. She's only barely able to fend off the Voidling that then starts to fuse with her, but she only grows further from there. The fact that she managed to survive as long as she did to start learning how to hunt the Void, is likely thanks to it, but there's a point where the Voidling is no longer why she survives. She is.

And, yes, there is evidence that the suit affects her mentally, have you read any of her other lore stories outside her Bio? In the story where she drags a leader down into the caverns to show him what truly exists down there, she feels the suit desire to eat the leader, and she herself feels the same desire though she recognizes it for what it is. The suit, the voidling. Even without manipulation, the suit simply being alive can be enough to help a mental state of someone, that they aren't truly alone. Think Wilson from Castaway, or a pet. It's a personal presence that she actively feels on her, it's desires, it's wants, it's just not human.

And no, the suit doesn't do all the work for her. That's like saying Iron Man doesn't do anything, it's only the suit that does anything. The suit does not automate her movements, doesn't make decisions for her, doesn't choose when to fire the weapon. That's Kai'sa. What the suit does is give her the durability and tools to deal with the dangers to ensure survival for itself and Kai'sa. Kai'sa is both herself and the suit. Her actions are helped by the suit, but the suit can't do them alone. They are one, any action is both of theirs.

And once again, I feel like you haven't read any of Kai'sas actual lore. The void creature didn't try to eat her early, because killing Kai'sa would've meant itself dying. It had to choose between survival or a kill, and it chose to live. Is that luck? Yea, but it's not entirely unbelievable that a creature would choose that, so the impact of it being luck is lessened due to such an action being believable. The reason why the suit doesn't eat her now is because... well we don't know. Neither does Kai'sa.

Is it unable to? Does it choose not to? Are both she and the suit one at this point that such an action would be like ourselves eating our own arm? Does it deem being with Kai'sa as the best chance for Survival? Or is Kai'sa slowly becoming apart of the Voidling itself? That's not a hole in the writing, that's intrigue, a purposeful vagueness to keep both reader and character unsure about, and reveal later on.

The biggest issue I see with people talking about Kai'sa's story is that they chalk up everything to the suit, but forget one thing. The Suit's only desire is Survival. The entire reason it joined with Kai'sa, was to stop itself from dying. It has no other desires but survival. Kai'sa is the one who took this suit, and chose to make it the weapon to hunt other Voidsent. The suit helped her survive, but she's chosen to hunt.

FlameHalbrdOkido2 votes

let me preface this by saying I haven't read Monstrous, that new lore story that was leaked. IK it exist and that some of the points ur making are derived from it, but I and I wouldn't advice anyone else to read it or make any arguments based off of it, because its still liable to be changed until its released, either granting new evidence or TAKING AWAY evidence that ur arguments relied on, basically im saying u can't use it for anything until its officially released. Look i see ur points and if they release Monstrous in a state that still validates ur points then u have my full support, but until then i would rely on something that isn't official yet.

That aside thanks for redefining what a Mary sue is, i'll be sure not to make the same mistake again

That aside the suit affecting her mentally hasn't been explored in a way that is officially released besides, it warning her from danger of nearby threats, or when its hungry. In that way its effectively works like Spidermans spidey-sense but it takes SUCH a back seat to everything else for how important it or useful it is in the Lore and gameplay that it doesn't feel like a very impactful part of the relationship between Kai'sa and the void suit.

"Even without manipulation, the suit simply being alive can be enough to help a mental state of someone, that they aren't truly alone." This has not been officially explored, its just speculation. Kai'sa doesn't treat the suit's mental presence like a anchor that keeps her from feeling lonely; from what I have read in the lore, the suits mental/nervous-system presence is either treated like a warning system or a threat that it needs to be fed, nothing else. Not that I wouldn't LOVE to agree with you, for kai'sa to show that she isn't infallible for all that time alone, but it currently doesn't exist beyond speculation at this point.

Ur point about Kai'sa and the suit working together is valid, excuse my oversight, we all have our biases and tinted view points, thanks for adjusting mine.

On a next point, it is interesting to note that nothing in Kai'sa's lore is told from the Voidsuits point of view, Kai'sa has to infer what it thinks or feels and has learned its patterns, but she had none of this info when it first attached to her; when it was seemingly dead but tingled to the touch. So while we know that Voidlings first objective is to consume and second to survive, we cannot infer that eating Kai'sa would have meant it would die, we also can't infer that it would have been smart enough to KNOW that eating kai'sa would have killed itself (IF that WAS indeed going to happen), because we kno that young Voidlings do not have a high amount of intelligence, they operate on pure instinct following their 1st two objectives until they grow older. Thus having the brains to make an intelligent decision is something that this young voidling would not have possessed, it can only operate on instinct, and that means consuming 1st and surviving second. But we ALSO kno that Void energy corrupts organic matter and turns it into Voidlings, with this in mind, acidifying Kai'sa's arm and turning it into the Voidlings own biomass to regain its vitality is most likely way that it could have achieved both of its objectives, and thats what it should have done knowing what we know about Voidlings.

That aside; again we don't know what was going through the Voidlings underdeveloped mind, so again saying it "choose between survival or a kill" is just speculation. Why choose between killing and survival when its entirely possible and we KNO that based on Kha'zix and her comic that Void-related-things can do BOTH at the same time.

In the state that Kai'sa and the suit are in NOW, yeah i can see that Void-suit having had its intelligence developed to the point where it can make these types of decisions, i could see it deciding to work with kai'sa for its optimal survival sense she also feeds it whenever it demands to be fed. Its likely smart enough to know that its basically getting food for half the amount of work. I can make this hypothesis based off its likely level of intelligence because its backed by the fact that Voidlings grow in intelligence the longer they are alive. But once Kai'sa outlives her usefulness or is crippled such that it cannot feed the Suit anymore it will likely eat her in a heartbeat, and use her biomass to evolve and resume its normal life. And again it wouldn't have this lvl of intelligence as a small young voidling.

The biggest issue I have with Kai'sa isn't that the Suit does all the work, (thanks for clarifying that ealier but it still wasn't my biggest issue with her) Its first her incredible amount of luck with the Voidling not immediately eating her arm, based on what we know about voidling and THEN that fact not being explained at ALL, and also how this young voidling knew exactly how to joints so her mobility was preserved. And second its her surviving in Void-infested caverns for any amount of time longer than 3 days to a week, and coming out nearly completely unscathed mentally or physically, Third, how the suits contribution or symbiotic/parasitic relationship takes SUCH a backseat to everything else in every aspect of her that the theme of a Void Symbiote or parasite is as wasted on her as the theme of flying blades was on Old Irelia. Fourth how they decided to focus more on her eye-candy which is at complete odds with her whole story and theme, and also isn't explained.

Karn Bishop6 votes

Well let me explain it would be a skin line so her lore DOES NOT MATTER IN THIS CONTEXT.

Explained? explained.

[zombie-brand-facepalm]

FlameHalbrdOkido1 votes

i wanted to upvote u, bc ur right she IS human, and shes not supposed to be monstrous, even though that decision to design her like that as a void champion is SUPER dumb and isn't well explained at ALL.

U had mean until

" She took the most terrifying place both in and outside reality itself, and you know what she did? She made those creatures of hunger and destruction her personal hunting practice. She took the Void, the literal embodiment of nothingness, and she made it her ___"

ok first it should be explained that Kai'sa was nvr in the actual Void for most of her life, just Voidling infested caverns. She only goes into the actual void during her ult, and even then its only for a split second, any longer, say a day, and she as well as the void suit cease to exist. Second Kai'sa is actually pretty much in the lower middle of the Food chain when it comes the Void creatures. She fights young to middle aged Voidlings about twice the size of a polar bear, and she can fight endless swarms of anything about the size of a large dog, and nothing with the intelligence of anything higher than a 5 year-old human, i'll give her that. But thats low tier stuff, we have NO evidence of he beating anything stronger than that. And we KNO the Void has birthed creatures into the world that grow stronger, tougher and smarter with age. We ALSO kno the Void has creatures strong enough to wage war with the Shuriman Warhost of Ascended God Warriors. That means there are at a minimum, hundreds of Void beasts strong enough to give the Ascended PTSD.

Kai'sa is not as strong as an Ascended. nor is she strong enough to take on multiple ascended. Kai'sa cannot exist in the actual Void, thus she has not made her female dog. And she is smart enough not to try. She's not even on the radar for Vel, Cho, Rek, or Kha.

Tho i will say ur analysis of what her skins could be like, and how she is Black Suit Spiderman, and Not Venom is pretty gud, but let the OP have hope.

BBKong5 votes

"Definitely Not Kai'Sa" and it's just RekSai standing up on two legs

FlameHalbrdOkido3 votes

"She's just a woman with an Australian accent in skin-tight clothing

Kai'Sa is a monster"

no u had it right the first time, she very much lacks pretty much any aspect of what it would take to really be a monster, thats why they put so much emphasis on her being human...u kno with the cleavage, removable mask, perfect hair and the make-up(idk HOW she got it of why she'd waste time/energy putting it on with her story/theme). Its also why they DE-EMPHASIZED the void-being that makes up her suit, it doesn't do anything, or have any autonomy in-game, theres really no threat of it overcoming or eating her, it doesn't move/morph on its own to form different weapons like long range rifles, or react to anything, it doesn't make any noises, doesn't eat anything. Theres NOTHING to point towards it being symbiotic, or parasitic. She really is JUST a girl in a suit, otherwise the suit would do more, and be a bigger part of her character/abilities.

In fact Galaxy Slayer Zed does a better job at the whole alien skin theme than her, it moves around him as needed, he honestly seems like a proper 1/2 alien being and 1/2 human.

Yes she is displaced and has no proper place to stay, but she isn't a monster, shes just a pretty girl in a very disturbing costume that she can't take off, but she's not a monster. She didn't give up or sacrifice her humanity, it wasn't her choice, she's just extremely lucky the void-being didn't acidify her once it locked on her arm. She is still human, though i will grant that she's somewhere between human and human+void.

And i WILL grant that her skins do the void-being even LESS justice than base Kai'sa. And focus sadly more on her beauty than her abilities or storied. But we must also take into account that they are skins for alt universes.

And i will absolutely agree with u on the fact that if she got a skin that "features her more monstrous, horrific, tragic side", yeah that would be great.

U had me for a moment, almost made me not hate her for a sec, but theres still a lot of glaring issues that need to be fixed

PlsRitoRepairS102 votes

You know what? Arcade Kai'Sa would be so much better if she would be something between Arcade and Final boss, intead of Yasuo or Qiyana(or both). This one single swap could be so much better for her "personality" and "theme".

TheBentOn31 votes

I'd love a Kai'Sa skin that takes heavy inspiration from venom, maybe even have the symbiote whispering to her creepy pleas to consume everything. It'd be great. It should have been her base but hey, better late than never.

underscores2221 votes

Aside from a full legendary skin exploring the darker side of the symbiote relationship, I have been hoping for an Eternum skin for her. I think it would be a good fit and a different enough look/color scheme to be interesting.

AFilthyCaitMain1 votes

Yessssssss bring back the Deep Space idea. Deep Space Illaoi, Kaisa, etc!

Linna Excel1 votes

I'm kind of surprised they haven't done a dragonlady kaisa skin. Those things on her back could easily be subbed for dragon wings. Her Q and her W are basically fireballs as it is.

ChaosReyn1 votes

I'd buy some skins on champions that dont get 56 skins per year...

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