League of Legends skin concept introduces Nidalee to popular K/DA line

Alan Bernal

League of Legends’ K/DA line of skins was a huge hit with fans when it released November 2018, but one artist’s rendition of Nidalee in the K-pop group could be the most popular skin – if it were actually in the game.

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Riot Games celebrated the 2018 Worlds Championship host country South Korea by turning some of the games most popular champions into a K-pop group, complete with original song and video to match.

Artist Tristan ‘Yajuu’ Bour made an incredibly detailed mockup of Nidalee as a new K/DA group member that perfectly encapsulates the delicate balance between fierce and glamour the band depicts.

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YajuuLooks like Nidalee is ready for the stage and the Rift.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/580KLA

Yajuu’s portrayal of the Bestial Huntress modernized her look by trading in her base skin’s outfit for a chic vest lined with fur, shorts and hair in the K/DA purple as well as over-the-knee socks with trendy sneakers.

Nidalee has also been fitted with a black pointy microphone that seems to double as the trusty spear she takes into combat.

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Even in Nidalee’s human form, the beast within her radiates outward with the many scar-like stripes she has on her face all the way down to her thighs.

K/DA Nidalee dons the black, gold and purple theme the band is known for, which also translates over to her Cougar form.

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YajuuThis impressive Nidalee concept art doesn’t stop at only her human form.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/580KLA

Nidalee’s beast form now has purple fur with black marking throughout, and has a gold chain on her neck with two gold braces around its tail.

Riot Games should definitely take a second look at Yajuu’s design if they ever look to introduce more members to the official K/DA skin collection.

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Alan is a former staff writer for Dexerto based in Southern California who covered esports, internet culture, and the broader games/streaming industry. He is a CSUF Alum with a B.A. in Journalism. He's reported on sports medicine, emerging technology, and local community issues. Got a tip or want to talk?