Lucky boxes in MLBB offer exclusive skins, but not all of them hit the mark. Some feel underwhelming compared to their counterparts. Let’s dive into the skins that, for one reason or another, just don’t justify their placement in a lucky box.

Freya – War Angel

Freya’s War Angel skin is simple and lacks impact, especially when compared to her more dazzling alternatives like the Legend skin. It doesn’t bring anything new to the table, making it feel like a forgettable pick.

Alucard – Child of the Fall

This skin tries hard to be edgy, but it ends up feeling messy rather than refined. The color palette seems unfocused, and compared to his epic and legendary skins, it struggles to stand out as a compelling option.

Akai – Imperial Assassin

A ninja panda theme sounds intriguing, but the execution of Imperial Assassin falls flat. While the concept is cool, the skin lacks unique effects and fails to justify its inclusion in the lucky box lineup.

Saber – Onimaru

Edgy samurai vibes should work well for Saber, but Onimaru doesn’t deliver the level of coolness found in other Saber skins. Its effects feel too basic for a lucky box category, making it an easy skip for collectors.

Zilong – Lucky Box Skin

This one looks like Zilong in armor with no real "wow" factor. It lacks the distinctiveness of other lucky box skins, and honestly, it resembles a default skin with a blue filter—nothing special enough to warrant excitement.

Estes – Galaxy Dominator

Surprisingly, this skin is okay. While not the flashiest, it complements Estes' aesthetic and has a solid cosmic vibe. Though it may not be a top-tier lucky box skin, it at least fits his theme well.

Final Thoughts

While lucky box skins should feel like premium rewards, these selections don’t quite live up to expectations. Whether it’s a lack of unique effects, uninspired designs, or being overshadowed by better skins, they fall short in making a lasting impression. What’s your least favorite lucky box skin?