Like both Bone Collector Alli and Twilight Queen Lily but only want one? A showcase can look spectacular while the effects you notice most in real matches are quite different. Compare where each skin puts its personality: attacks, movement, or takedowns, alongside the base model.
The supplied review’s distinction is Bone Collector Alli for visible changes across attacks and movement; Twilight Queen Lily for Lily players who enjoy the moth-and-cocoon theme. Here are the effects and existing-collection considerations behind that choice.
The Difference Is Where the Changes Stand Out
Both are listed as Mythic skins. Sharing a tier does not mean their effects are equally prominent in every action.
| Feature | Bone Collector Alli | Twilight Queen Lily |
|---|---|---|
| Theme | Bones and skeletal effects | Moths and cocoons |
| Attack showcase | Landing and slam effects | Moth-like Super projectile |
| Takedown effect | Green skull imagery | Cocoon imagery |
| Additional detail | Movement appearance in bushes and water | Second-Gadget presentation |
| Review’s emphasis | Changes visible across several actions | Super and takedown effects stand out more than the main attack |
For Alli, compare attacks and movement together. For Lily, inspect the Super and takedown effect separately to see the theme clearly.
Bone Collector Alli: Landings and Movement Carry the Theme
Start With the Landing and Slam
The supplied reviewer highlights Alli’s landing and slam, comparing the spreading visual effect to an iceberg and praising the presentation.
The changes appear in repeatedly used combat actions. If you want to notice a skin while attacking, inspect the full sequence rather than only the model in the lobby.
Spectacular and comfortable to read are different preferences. Check whether the effect density suits your ordinary gameplay view.
Compare Movement in Bushes and Water
The review describes a skeletal-dinosaur-like form while moving in bushes or water. The theme therefore appears during movement as well as in a stationary preview.
You may like the attacks but prefer another movement model. Frequent Alli players should check both before deciding.
Inspect the Green Skull Takedown Effect Separately
The source describes a green skull effect on eliminations. The reviewer initially found it difficult to identify, so it may be less obvious in a crowded fight.
Judge it alongside landings, slams, and movement rather than using that one effect as the whole measure of the skin.
Twilight Queen Lily: Moths and Cocoons
The Super and Takedown Effect Are the Highlights
The skin presents a moth-like Super projectile and a cocoon-style takedown effect. Start with those scenes if the theme appeals to you.
The review finds the main-attack change less conspicuous, with differences easier to see during Supers and eliminations than in a close-range exchange.
That does not mean the main attack has no changes. It is the reviewer’s assessment of how noticeable they are. If you expect a dramatic change with every hit, inspect the main attack too.
Check the Loadout You Normally Use
An impressive second-Gadget effect may appear infrequently if you normally run the other Gadget.
Make sure the model and Super you see in your usual loadout are satisfying on their own. Frequently visible details have a greater effect on day-to-day enjoyment.
Lily’s Second Gadget: Visual Appeal Versus Gameplay Fit
The supplied review switches to the second Gadget to inspect its effect and then tries it in matches. The reviewer likes the artwork but also reports practical difficulties.
Without the familiar first Gadget, the reviewer found approaches and Super charging harder, and felt the thrown attack was easier for opponents to read.
That playthrough does not establish that the second Gadget is worse in every situation. It does show why liking an effect is not enough reason to abandon a familiar loadout immediately.
| Decision | Question |
|---|---|
| Skin presentation | Do I like the model and effects? |
| Gadget use | Can I create useful situations for it in matches? |
| Execution | Can I still approach and fight with this loadout? |
Separate the skin choice from the Gadget choice so visual expectations do not become unsupported performance claims.
If You Choose One, Start With Your Main Brawler
Equal Playtime? Compare Alli’s Broader Presentation
The supplied reviewer preferred Bone Collector Alli because changes stood out across landings, slams, and movement.
That preference may help if you use both Brawlers equally and want several actions to look different. If you rarely play Alli, you will have fewer opportunities to enjoy those details.
Lily Main? Theme May Matter More
If you play Lily often, ask how much you like the moth-and-cocoon design. A favorite Brawler’s appearance may offer more enjoyment than another Brawler’s more elaborate showcase.
If you like the Super, takedown effect, and normal loadout presentation, a less conspicuous main-attack change may not be a significant drawback.
Already Have Lily’s Knight-Themed Skin?
The reviewer suggests an additional purchase may feel less necessary if you already own the knight-themed Lily skin mentioned in the source. That is a personal design preference, not an objective quality ranking.
If you are happy with an existing skin, compare these points:
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Would you use the new base model more often?
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Do you particularly like the moth Super and cocoon takedown effect?
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Does the skin still appeal in your usual Gadget loadout?
Deciding why you would alternate between the two makes the choice more concrete.
FAQ
Is Bone Collector Alli Legendary?
No. The source and official release listing identify it as Mythic. Praise for its presentation does not change its actual cosmetic tier.
Does Twilight Queen Lily Only Look Interesting With the Second Gadget?
No. The moth-themed Super and cocoon takedown effect are other highlights. Inspect what you will see in your regular setup.
What Do They Cost, and Are They Available Now?
The original review alone does not establish a live offer. The official August 2026 release listing gives a base price of 199 Gems for each Mythic skin; that is separate from current availability, discounts, or bundles. Check the client’s item and included contents, and do not mistake a bonus Gem amount for the skin price.
What Should I Compare First?
Which Brawler you use more. If playtime is similar, compare Alli’s attack and movement changes with your preference for Lily’s moth-and-cocoon theme.
Before buying, choose the Brawler you play most and inspect attack, movement, and takedown effects in your normal loadout. Favor the presentation you will enjoy seeing regularly.
Regional and version notes
These are subjective observations from the supplied review. Official August release listings identify both skins as Mythic at a base 199 Gems; current availability and bundles can differ. Skin effects do not increase combat stats. The source’s knight-themed Lily comparison is descriptive rather than a newly verified English Catalog name. Some illustrations are retained from the Korean edition and may include Korean labels. Use the English article text for instructions.
Localization sources checked October 23, 2026 (Korea time):