Here are all the skins from Counter-Strike’s Prisma 2 Collection

Why not sprinkle some anime on your guns?
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Operation Shattered Web might be over, but CS:GO has plenty more in stock.

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The game’s latest update, released on March 31, introduced the Prisma 2 Collection based on anime and manga themes. It features 17 community-created weapon finishes, as well as the chance to receive one of the Horizon knives in Chroma.

The standout skins of the collection are the M4A1-S “Player Two,” the AWP “Capillary,” and Glock-18 “Bullet Queen.”

Here are all 17 weapon skins from the Prisma 2 Collection.

Pistols

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Shotguns

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SMGs

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Machine guns

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Assault rifles

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Snipers

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