Anime Expo, abbreviated AX, is an American anime convention held in Los Angeles, California and organized by the non-profit Society for the Promotion of Japanese Animation (SPJA). The convention is traditionally held annually on the first weekend of July, spanning the course of four days.

The event welcomes any sort of anime content and the anime-inspired Star Guardians from League of Legends are more than welcome.

Cool shots of the Star Guardians from Day 1

You can follow the thread from official LoL twitter page for complete coverage here

Star Guardian 2022 is this year’s LoL summer event and kicks off July 14

Star Guardian is a series of popular anime-styled, magical-girl-themed League of Legends champion skins. They are complemented by a wide variety of content and media including lore, short stories, music videos and rounded out by complete in-game events.

The released skins so far (via LoL fandom wiki):

• Star Guardian Janna
• Star Guardian Jinx
• Star Guardian Lulu
• Star Guardian Lux
• Star Guardian Poppy

• Star Guardian Ahri
• Star Guardian Ezreal
• Star Guardian Miss Fortune
• Star Guardian Soraka
• Prestige Star Guardian Soraka
• Star Guardian Syndra

• Star Guardian Neeko
• Prestige Star Guardian Neeko
• Star Guardian Rakan
• Star Guardian Xayah
• Star Guardian Zoe

The following skins are expected to be added to the roster this summer:

• Star Guardian Akali
• Star Guardian Kai’Sa
• Star Guardian Taliyah
• Star Guardian Sona
• Star Guardian Ekko
• Star Guardian Nilah
• Star Guardian Senna
• Star Guardian Orianna
• Star Guardian Seraphine

There’s even an orchestral theme for this year’s event:

The gaming community can’t get enough of Sneaky’s cosplaying, whether he’s dressed up as a popular champion or just putting on some sexy underpants. He wore a pastel purple wig, a dazzling blue corset-style unitard, and floppy bunny ears this time. He also had a cute white tail covered on his butt, but it wasn’t what most admirers were looking at.

Without a doubt, no cosplay will be complete without the comments and the retweet of every thirsty audiences from the League community on Twitter that follows soon after. Not to mention, even Cloud9 tweeted back on their veteran player “you’re so hot brother.”

This is the first time that the Cloud9 veteran has done a bunny-themed sexy cosplay. In fact, his more exposing and basic cosplays frequently garner him more attention than his League of Legends outfits.

He also announced that the entire set of his bunny-themed cosplay would be available on his Patreon. His Patreon now has 2,353 patrons that pay a monthly minimum of $2 to obtain exclusive cosplay photographs and support his future photoshoots. Patrons who pay $10 per month get access to previously unreleased photoshoots. It is estimated o be over 90 posts on the site right now.

The player doesn’t play professional for his team anymore, he is currently a full-time streamer and content creator for Cloud9, and also a professional cosplayer too.

*we can’t add images to the website, because we will be penalized by Google if we do that.

As Wild Rift players already know, the Janna Weather Forecast skin has just officially landed in League of Legends: Wild Rift not long ago in patch 2.2b with a lot of changes such as new champions or new skins.

Janna Weather Forecast is one of the most loveable skin in the PC version of League of Legends, therefore, it’s not unusual for it to be prioritized for inclusion in the mobile version.

Janna Weather Forecast Skin Spotlight

However, interestingly enough, when the skin was released, the community of Wild Rift found that the skin has a similar appearance to the 18+ actress from Japan Eimi Fukada. Gamers even put aside these 2 photos for comparison.

Clearly that the ingame image of Janna Weather Forecast is quite similar to that of Eimi Fukada. Of course, this is just a coincidence discovered by League: Wild Rift gamers, but this has also made players of this game feel extremely excited.

Not only is this coincidence intriguing, but some Eimi Fukada fans have stated that they are ready to risk their lives in order to own the “idol” skin for use in Wild Rift. Of course, playing games with one hand can be challenging, but these players seem to be unconcerned about the experience.

June 2019, there was an even where kpop star competed against each other in video game such as League and Overwatch. One of the presenter was Johuyn, a member from a K-pop group Berry good. In this event, she came out with a full KDA Ahri

And then everything got worse, some “Boomers” reporter started reporting that her costumes were too revealing and vulgar. This gathered attention from fans at both side, some complimenting on her cosplay and the others doubling down the outfit, said that it was so “revealing” and so on.

“Her body is actually insane.”

“Wow!!”

Johyun damm

“Would love some tails but this is pretty good”

Berry good’s Johuyn was under fire for her revealing outfit which was a cosplay of the K/DA skin for League of Legends character Ahri and revealed her thoughts on the situation.

Johyun revealed on OGN in a video interview on July 1st that when she first wore the outfit, “fans told me they loved the cosplay and gave me a lot of compliments.” 

However, when she appeared at the red carpet event for the ‘2019 Gamedol Olympics’ on June 17, many netizens were quick to criticize her and make remarks on her appearance.

Johyun saw the comments start to appear with her manager and said that she couldn’t help but cry. 

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