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Valorant skins are pink now, and Sentinels of Light is next

The new Valorant skin bundles have all been eerily minimal, dipped in metallic colours, but this fan-made pink Sentinels of Lights skin is pleasantly unique

Valorant skins are pink now, and Sentinels of Light is next: Sova kneeling on the ground in SoL finisher

Riot Games has rolled out many futuristic Valorant skins that are heavily engineered with machinery covered in browns and blacks, but fans have been begging the developer to play with pink. Despite high demand, the Valorant skin inventory lacks soft colours like pinks, yellows, and baby blues. But, independent skin creators are doing a great job of inspiring the FPS‘ developer.

Most recently, Vegod whipped up a variant of Oni, dubbed Oni 2.0. The Vandal was the opposite of the original bundle as it was painted in bubblegum pink and black. Unsurprisingly the custom variant blew up in the community, and now the same artist has rolled out a pink Sentinels of Light Phantom, and it’s equally spellbinding.

The recent addition of Ion 2.0 was rich in colour. Sparkling blue and lime green was a treat for bright Valorant skin fans, but it has been a while since Riot added something in soft pink, and players have made it clear that they are done with dark shades. The recent success of unofficial Oni 2.0 is enough proof. So now, players are obsessing over the pink Sentinels of Light.

Sentinels of Light is only available for Vandal in bluish and purple colours. But since it’s one of the hit bundles in Valorant, Riot Games may consider releasing another line that includes the Phantom. Almost all sought-after collections in Valorant have gotten a sequel; Magepunk, RGX, Ion, and Reaver are a few examples that returned upon player demand.

Now, Vegod’s custom variant has players begging the developer to do something with pink colour. Vegod’s Sentinels of Light Phantom is in clean monochrome. From the top coat to the veiny crystal, everything is glowing in soft tones, which is majestic. The creator has teased another variant, but the community’s thirst for pink has been quenched.

It is unlikely Riot would roll out the ditto copy of the gun, but Vegod’s concept is inspiring and clean. So it won’t be a surprise if the upcoming Valorant bundle brings something fresh in pink hues.

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