Genshin Impact has truly become a global phenomenon, with 40 million active players enjoying MiHoYo's masterpiece nearly half a year after its release. League of Legends has been one of the most popular games for a decade now and even though it's getting changed year after year, somehow the game always manages to withstand the test of time.
Even though these are two completely different games, both have a very strong focus on their playable characters. A fan-made skin concept has introduced Genshin Impact's favorite troublemaker to the Summoner's Rift.
Custom skins have become increasingly popular in League of Legends over the past couple of years. A recent video posted on a YouTube channel named Balor Skins reveals an interesting skin concept that merges Genshin Impact's Klee with League's champion Ziggs. Both characters have a similar explosion-focused theme which allowed this collaboration to be executed almost to perfection. Klee's elemental skill and burst are very similar to Ziggs' abilities considering that their kits come down to throwing different kinds of bombs. The skin includes Klee's original voice lines as well, which makes this concept even more believable.
Klee is one of the first characters to be released in Genshin Impact, and she's been a fan-favorite since then. She also held a record for being the most pulled character in the game for a long time before recently released characters like Raiden Shogun took to top spot when it comes to revenue. Genshin Impact players know just how destructive Klee can become at the right hands.
Being a Pyro Catalyst, Klee won't hesitate to get up close and personal to enemies just to devastate them with barrage after barrage of attacks. Klee players know just how destructive her attacks can get, especially if she's surrounded with the right Genshin Impact party. With a team that can aid her in positioning and support, Klee can effectively obliterate foes who try to get close to her.
Like Klee, Ziggs is one of the oldest characters in League of Legends, released back in early 2012. Since then, he's been a very strong League of Legends mid-lane mage with a strong focus on poking and taking down turrets thanks to his passive Short Fuse and his Satchel Charge. Even though he was originally designed to be a mid-lane champion, over the past couple of seasons he's been frequently picked in the bot lane carry role, especially if the team composition lacks AP damage.
Genshin Impact is available now on Mobile, PC, PS4, and PS5, with a Switch version currently in development. League of Legends is available for PC.