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The best Lifeline skins in Apex Legends

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Lifeline boasts one of the most diverse wardrobes of any character in Apex Legends. As one of the game’s eight original legends, she’s seen every update, event, lore moment, and store rotation the prolific battle royale has offered. As a result, she has one of the highest number of skins of any legend, which means there’s a look for just about every Lifeline main out there, no matter what your style preference is.

Here are the best Lifeline skins in Apex Legends.

Best Lifeline skins in Apex Legends

Guardian Angel

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Support and healer characters are often portrayed as angels in games (see: Mercy in Overwatch). Guardian Angel follows this trend by giving Lifeline a gold-and-white angelic skin with a feathered tunic, a gold winged headpiece, and a fresh silver hairstyle. The skin was given to players who purchased the Lifeline Edition of Apex, which is no longer available for purchase. The skin has shown up in occasional store rotations, though. Short of giving the support legend literal wings, it’s about as angelic as you can get.

Worlds Apart

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If you’ve ever been upset that you couldn’t pull off metallic lipstick, this skin is for you. Worlds Apart was available during the Fight Night event in season seven and has remained one of Lifeline’s most popular skins ever since. It’s no mystery why: the outfit’s sleek gold headband, fashionable wide-leg pants, and intricate triangle details make it one of her flashiest, most dramatic skins. It’s impossible to miss a Lifeline sporting Worlds Apart.

Judge Jury Executioner

Lifeline wears a masked skin with plenty of sharp gold edges.
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Not all of Lifeline’s skins are angelic and friendly. Judge Jury Executioner is an imposing masked skin that’s sure to catch enemies’ attention—and strike fear into their hearts. This legendary skin was first available during season two’s Iron Crown event, which was also the last appearance of the Solos limited-time mode. The skin features a bright white mask, which contrasts against the dark-brown armor-like body piece and the sharp gold spikes littered throughout the rest of the skin. A recolor called Ghost Stalker was released during season eight’s War Games event.

My Wave

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Who’s up for a dive? And no, we’re not talking about a skydive out of the dropship. Lifeline’s My Wave skin was introduced during season 11’s Dark Depths event and is still available to purchase with crafting metals as of season 13. This adorable skin puts two shells on Lifeline’s hair and transforms her breastplate into a purple-and-blue cybernetic outfit. Her pants feature fish-like scales on the side, and she’s also packing a diving mask—for those deep-sea rescues, of course.

Mischief Medic

Lifeline wears a black and purple robber's skin.
Screengrab via Respawn Entertainment

The fun and functional Mischief Medic was released alongside the Family Business Stories from the Outlands animated short in season 13. The skin sees Lifeline wearing the same outfit she wore in the video’s heist, which includes dyed-blue pigtails, a purple Flyer Liars sweatshirt, and a black robber’s bodysuit. She even has similar goggles to Octane, which really help tie the look together. Mischief Medic proves that skins can help bridge the gap between the game’s external lore elements and the battle royale itself.


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