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The half-ghoul condition gives him one normal eye and one red eye, which is mirrored in Bloodhound’s mask.

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One of the newest animes to get referenced in the Gaiden event, Bloodhound’s epic is a tribute to Tokyo Ghoul, the spooky series that features a half-human, half-ghoul main character named Ken, who must eat human flesh to survive.

Bangalore’s never seemed like the type to wear bows. It’s not an exact replica of Sailor Moon, sure. She also gets a crystal in her forehead, and vibrant purple hair. It’s difficult to mistake those uniforms, after all.

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It’s not nearly as difficult to tell that Bangalore’s Epic skin is also a Sailor Moon reference. Soldier of Justice Bangalore: Sailor Moon Respawn compensated for that last part, however, making the animated portions of the skin a rosy floral pattern. Since it’s an Epic skin, and therefore doesn’t make any major changes to Seer’s character model, the skin doesn’t have Tuxedo Mask’s trademark cape, nor the rose he always carries. The Heart Stopper skin could reference a couple different animes, but it seems most likely to be modeled after Tuxedo Mask from Sailor Moon. Usually, Deku leaves his facemask hanging down by his collar, while Mirage actually wears his over his mouth, but the suit and blue-green hair seal the connection between the skin and the show. Mirage’s Legendary skin feels a little less obvious than his the other Legendaries in this event, but the red-and-blue suit is inspired by Deku from My Hero Academia. The skin even has a few references not specific to the titular character included, such as a couple logos that resemble the Uchiha clan’s trademark Sharingan eye. Wattson’s Legendary is very clearly inspired by Naruto, from the tousled blond hair, to the puffy green vest, to the black and red-orange jumpsuit.

Just because it’s obvious doesn’t mean it isn’t good. Maybe it was just too close to the original source material for the creator’s taste? Whatever the case, the visual connections remain very strong. In fact, the original version of the skin that was datamined had a completely straw-colored hat, instead of the blue-brimmed one that was added to the game. The straw hat, the open red coat and scar across his chest, the jorts, it’s all there. Sea Legs Octane: One PieceĪnother easy one to spot, Octane is fashioned much like Monkey D. Of course, given Revenant’s general disposition, you’d be forgiven for thinking he should have been given a design closer to one of the series’ horrific angels. The skin transforms Revenant into an Eva Unit from Neon Genesis Evangelion, and specifically looks a bit like a recolored version of Shinji’s Eva Unit 01. The Legendary Revenant skin is in many ways the centerpiece skin of the event, and is also one of the easiest references to catch. Revelations Revenant: Neon Genesis Evangelion If you’re struggling to figure out how all the skins fit into the world of anime, here’s a list to help you all. While some super-popular series are easy to catch, other skins are a bit more obscure, and require a little bit of digging to figure out exactly which anime they’re supposed to be part of. It’s difficult to get all of them, however. With anime flair and references aplenty, there’s a good bet you’ve caught several of the classic animated shows that several new legend skins are based on. The Gaiden event brings some of the best cosmetics in recent memory to Apex Legends.

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