| Availability | Available in the in-game shop |
|---|---|
| Price | 1350 RP |
| Concept | Kindred reimagined as anime-style space rangers from the Super Galaxy task force, with mecha and sentai influences. |
| Model | Lamb sports a bright orange-and-white space suit with a teal visor and blade-like bow, while Wolf becomes a sleek gold-and-cyan drone - a full sci-fi makeover. |
| Particles | All abilities use new futuristic oranges, teals, and holographic effects, including a distinct techno ring for the ultimate zone. |
| Animations | It features a custom recall and polished cast visuals, while most core animations remain close to the base. |
|---|---|
| Sounds | New sci‑fi SFX across abilities with subtle radio-like processing, but no new voice lines or different voice actor. New sci‑fi SFX across abilities with subtle radio-like processing, but no new voice lines or different voice actor. |
| Rarity | common |
| Release date | 25/05/2016 |
Super Galaxy Kindred turns Lamb and Wolf into sleek sci-fi rangers, with Lamb in a bright orange-and-white suit, teal visor, and a high-tech segmented bow, and Wolf redesigned as a golden-cyan drone that hovers and snaps forward on attacks. Compared to base Kindred’s natural, ethereal style, this skin swaps in clean metallic armor plates, teal energy piping, and glossy textures that catch the light like polished mecha parts. Ability effects are rebuilt with neon orange and teal pulses: Q fires with a propulsion burst, W deploys a compact holofield for the drone, E stamps a digital target lock, and R forms a hard light disc with a clear ring edge that’s easy to read in fights. The skin draws from classic super sentai and mecha anime, and while it isn’t tied to a seasonal event, it fits the Super Galaxy line’s homage to Saturday-morning space heroes. The custom recall plays into the theme with a visor flash and drone docking sequence, and overall the skin feels clean, punchy, and readable while staying faithful to Kindred’s kit flow.
Release date: May 25, 2016; it launched at the 1350 RP tier with new VFX, SFX, and a custom recall, and has remained in regular store rotation since release.
Super Galaxy is a sentai/mecha-inspired line where champions suit up as neon-bright pilots or cyborg heroes. Think angular armor, anime-styled tech effects, and giant-robot vibes. When the Galaxy Threat Level hits CRIMSON, HQ broadcasts the call: “Super Galaxy, ACTIVATE!” Teams scramble into mechs or unleash companion “pets” to face cosmic kaiju and rogue ex-cadets.
They share neon-heavy VFX, hard-edged armor models, and clean sci-fi sound design.
Super Galaxy Kindred is not rare because it’s a regular 1350 RP shop skin, though collectors still value its strong VFX and theme; if you’re looking to pick it up on an account, check out Buy LoL Skin Accounts.
Yes, it can drop from Hextech Crafting, loot orbs, and Mystery Gifts since it’s not legacy, and you can also find accounts that already own it on LoL Accounts, Buy LoL Accounts.
It’s a strong pick if you want clean sci-fi readability, but many players also like Spirit Blossom Kindred for its serene theme and voice filters or Porcelain Kindred for its crisp ceramics and elegant colors; you can compare them with the full list on All Kindred Skins.
Super Galaxy Kindred turns Lamb and Wolf into sleek sci-fi rangers, with Lamb in a bright orange-and-white suit, teal visor, and a high-tech segmented bow, and Wolf redesigned as a golden-cyan drone that hovers and snaps forward on attacks. Compared to base Kindred’s natural, ethereal style, this skin swaps in clean metallic armor plates, teal energy piping, and glossy textures that catch the light like polished mecha parts. Ability effects are rebuilt with neon orange and teal pulses: Q fires with a propulsion burst, W deploys a compact holofield for the drone, E stamps a digital target lock, and R forms a hard light disc with a clear ring edge that’s easy to read in fights. The skin draws from classic super sentai and mecha anime, and while it isn’t tied to a seasonal event, it fits the Super Galaxy line’s homage to Saturday-morning space heroes. The custom recall plays into the theme with a visor flash and drone docking sequence, and overall the skin feels clean, punchy, and readable while staying faithful to Kindred’s kit flow.
Release date: May 25, 2016; it launched at the 1350 RP tier with new VFX, SFX, and a custom recall, and has remained in regular store rotation since release.
Super Galaxy is a sentai/mecha-inspired line where champions suit up as neon-bright pilots or cyborg heroes. Think angular armor, anime-styled tech effects, and giant-robot vibes. When the Galaxy Threat Level hits CRIMSON, HQ broadcasts the call: “Super Galaxy, ACTIVATE!” Teams scramble into mechs or unleash companion “pets” to face cosmic kaiju and rogue ex-cadets.
They share neon-heavy VFX, hard-edged armor models, and clean sci-fi sound design.
Super Galaxy Kindred is not rare because it’s a regular 1350 RP shop skin, though collectors still value its strong VFX and theme; if you’re looking to pick it up on an account, check out Buy LoL Skin Accounts.
Yes, it can drop from Hextech Crafting, loot orbs, and Mystery Gifts since it’s not legacy, and you can also find accounts that already own it on LoL Accounts, Buy LoL Accounts.
It’s a strong pick if you want clean sci-fi readability, but many players also like Spirit Blossom Kindred for its serene theme and voice filters or Porcelain Kindred for its crisp ceramics and elegant colors; you can compare them with the full list on All Kindred Skins.
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