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來自於 Oner 的賽後採訪，聊到了自己的冠軍造型
In 2023, T1 etched its name into League of Legends history once again,
leaving fans to wait for the fourth iteration of the org’s World
Championship skins. Among them, T1’s star jungler Oner chose Lee Sin as the
champion for his first Worlds skin. But he’s not the first T1 player to pick
this champ.
A decade prior, back in 2013 when SKT T1 won its first League World
Championship, the team’s jungler at the time, Bengi, picked Lee Sin for his
Worlds skin. In an interview with Dot Esports during the 2024 Mid-Season
Invitational, Oner shared that he wanted to do something special with his
Worlds skin—something that would probably give fans a kick of nostalgia.
World champions have the opportunity to contribute to the creation of their
Worlds skin in League with their own ideas for special animations, offering a
personal touch that adds depth and resonance to their champion’s legacy.
When Riot approached Oner about the exclusive animation for his Worlds skin,
he suggested for his Lee Sin to kick Bengi’s, in a way to “deliver a message
” saying “a new skin is out.” Now, he’s waiting to see if Riot liked his
idea and actually put it in the game as he hasn’t had the chance to see how
the skin came out yet.
Bengi’s Lee Sin stands alongside other iconic skins like Faker’s Zed and
Impact’s Jax, representing the dawn of a dynasty that shaped the competitive
League landscape for years to come. But it’s time for the new generation of
champions to kick out the old one—quite literally.
There is no official news or announcement on when the T1 2023 Worlds skins
will be released yet, although many speculate Faker’s Hall of Legends skin
might see the light of day sooner rather than later. As the League community
eagerly anticipates the release of the 2023 Worlds skins, one thing remains
certain: They’ll kickstart a new legacy.