Ocean Song Yone Lol Skin

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Ocean Song Yone Details

Ocean Song Yone reimagines the Azakana hunter as a summer festival DJ. He trades his dark, spectral look for breezy beachwear: a light blue open shirt, navy shorts, a wide-brimmed hat with sunglasses, and a seashell charm at his hip. His twin blades shift from somber steel to sleek metallic blue and pink, with clean textures and reflective edges that read brighter on the Rift than his base swords.

In game, the kit runs on cool aquatic energy. Q slashes leave crisp teal cuts with faint pink shine, building into a foamy cyclone that feels lighter than the base’s windy spirit. W throws a curved ocean wave strike that leaves sandy undertone aftewards, while E paints a translucent aqua afterimage that is easy to track when you return to your body. R hits as a tidal strike, with a white crest and bubble accents that sell the pull without clutter.

Audio swaps the harsh spirit crackle for soft, watery SFX and understated festival cues, giving a clean, summery sound stage. The custom recall leans into the DJ theme with showy flair and splashy effects. Compared to base Yone’s red and black Ionian spirit palette, this skin reads brighter and more relaxed, with a controlled neon‑aqua gradient that stays readable in fights.

The skin sits in the Ocean Song line alongside Seraphine, Ashe, Zeri, and Nidalee, channeling beach party and music festival vibes. It ships with 8 chromas (Catseye, Emerald, Obsidian, Pearl, Rose Quartz, Ruby, Sapphire, Tanzanite) that recolor the outfit and blades from warm corals to deep midnight blues, so you can push either the pastel summer side or a darker night‑show look.

Ocean Song Yone History

Release date: June 9, 2022. No major post‑launch updates have been noted; it remains available in the shop and in standard loot rotations.

Sunkissed Summer Skinline information

Sunkissed Summer is an alternate-universe set that puts champions in a sunny, relaxed summer vibe with swimsuits, music gear, and breezy outfits. It leans on clear-water VFX, bright textiles, and light, beachy audio. Everyone leaves the rivalry at home and shows up for good vibes.

This universe officially bundles three thematics: Ocean Song (music-festival beach shows), Pool Party (poolside fun and lifeguards), and Spirit Blossom Springs (a tranquil mountain bathhouse retreat).

Lore note: Ocean Song follows a seaside festival with Seraphine’s mellow sets, Yone’s experimental DJ show, and guest performances from Ashe, Nidalee, and Zeri. Spirit Blossom Springs centers on Ahri’s bathhouse, where guests unwind in magical steam and leave worries behind.

Trivia: Ocean Song draws from beach festivals and tropical house music. The team’s goal was to “move past Pool Party” into a deeper, festival-style event.

Is Ocean Song Yone rare? How much is it worth?

Ocean Song Yone is a 1350 RP Epic shop skin, so it’s Common and not rare. It launched with an event and then returned to normal availability; if you want it already unlocked, browse curated accounts here: Buy LoL Skin Accounts.

Can you get Ocean Song Yone from Hextech or Mystery Gift?

Yes. Because it isn’t legacy or mythic-only, it can drop as a shard from Hextech/Masterwork chests, appear in event orbs/capsules, and be received via Mystery Gifts (loot is never guaranteed). Prefer to start fresh with skins included? Check verified options here: Buy LoL Accounts.

Is Ocean Song Yone the best skin for Yone?

It’s great if you like cool-toned water VFX and a lighter summer theme. Many players also rate Spirit Blossom Yone for its signature look and mask work, and Inkshadow Yone for slick ink VFX and sharp SFX—compare them all here: All Yone Skins.