- Vanillareich
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10:50, 28.10.2024
We continue our series on the best skins for all weapons in Valorant. Today, we turn our attention back to shotguns, specifically Bucky. Unlike its counterpart, Judge, Bucky is not automatic, which significantly affects its popularity. Nevertheless, developers regularly release new skins for Bucky. So, today we've prepared a material to tell you about the best Bucky skins in Valorant.
Criteria for Selecting Skins
Before we begin, let’s clarify that the following list is based on the subjective opinions of our editorial team. We considered the following criteria when choosing these skins:
- Visual design
- Animation and effects
- Price and rarity
- Player feedback
15 Best Bucky Skins
SYS Bucky
This skin, which has frequently appeared in our lists of the best skins for other weapons, opens our selection. Although it was added with the Battle Pass in Act 4, Episode 3, it remains one of the best skins for this weapon. Its entire surface is crisscrossed with red neon lines, which, with a bit of imagination, might resemble pulsating veins during a match.
Price: To get this skin, you needed to purchase the Battle Pass for 1000 VP, but this collection is no longer available.
Aemondir Bucky
Next in our list is a skin that appeared relatively recently in Valorant, in Patch 8.11, released in January 2024. The Aemondir set was heavily discussed among players due to its unique feature—a large bayonet knife under the barrel of each weapon. While this aspect deterred some players, the black and gold design makes the skin aesthetically pleasing, and even the large bayonet doesn’t ruin the look. This skin could have opened our list of Valorant Bucky skins, but the bayonet knife spoils the impression a little.
Price: 7,100 VP for the entire set, 1,775 VP for Bucky.
Altitude Bucky
The next skin is the complete opposite of the previous one, but we couldn't leave it out. This Bucky from the Altitude set is styled to resemble an airplane. The end of the barrel has a spinning propeller, and various elements along the barrel are reminiscent of aircraft features. There’s even a miniature version of agent Raze “piloting” this shotgun. Its unique design drew attention from the Valorant community.
Price: 5,100 VP for the entire set, 1,275 VP for Bucky.
Artisan Bucky
This beautiful skin appeared in Valorant during Act 2, Episode 3. Its design resembles aristocratic porcelain items from a past era. The intricate design, adorned with masterfully drawn waves or flowers (if you purchase additional variations), allows you to enjoy this skin despite the unpopularity of the weapon.
Price: To get this skin, you needed to purchase the Battle Pass for 1000 VP, but this collection is no longer available.
Gaia's Vengeance Bucky
One of the most popular skin sets in Valorant, Gaia's Vengeance, also includes a skin for Bucky. This incredibly beautiful skin, designed as intertwining branches of white trees forming the shape of the weapon, stands out among all Bucky skins Valorant. The inside of the shotgun features a red crystal, adding to its unique look. It also comes with three variations, so if the base color doesn’t suit you, there are options.
Price: 7,100 VP for the entire set, 1,775 VP for Bucky.
Horizon Bucky
Another incredibly aesthetic skin from the Horizon set appeared in the game with Patch 2.01. The entire surface of the shotgun resembles the sky, as indicated by its name, Horizon. Judging by the color scheme, we see an evening sky with a beautiful sunset, characterized by a soft orange hue.
Price: 4,270 VP for the entire set, 1,275 VP for Bucky.
Ion Bucky
The first skin in our list that transforms the regular shotgun into a futuristic laser rifle straight out of space wars. As a result, the player wields a sleek gray weapon that fires laser projectiles. You can also purchase three upgrades - new animations, sound effects, and a finisher effect - to make your shotgun even more stunning.If you like Bucky gun Valorant you definitely need to buy this skin.
Price: 7,100 VP for the entire set, 1,775 VP for Bucky.
Lightwave Bucky
This simple yet vibrant skin is perfect for fans of colorful themes. The Bucky from the Lightwave set is primarily green, but the middle of the barrel is a palette of various colors, featuring bright, toxic hues like light pink, blue, yellow, and more.
Price: To get this skin, you needed to purchase the Battle Pass for 1000 VP, but this collection is no longer available.
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Oni Bucky
This shotgun skin is perfect for fans of Japanese-themed items, as it was released with the Oni set, which is dedicated to these Japanese creatures. According to mythology, Oni are Japanese demons, and the set was designed to hunt them. The shotgun is adorned with standard Japanese attributes, such as cords and guards, used by warriors to protect parts of their bodies.
Price: 7,100 VP for the entire set, 1,775 VP for Bucky.
Origin Bucky
Next up is a rather unique skin with no specific theme. At first glance, the Origin Bucky Valorant appears to be somewhat steampunk-themed, with its mechanical elements. However, when compared to Magepunk Bucky т, the latter fits the steampunk style more closely. Overall, the design resembles a futuristic theme with rounded corners and light technologies, making it difficult to pinpoint an exact style. Nevertheless, it's a beautiful skin and rightfully belongs in our list of the best.
Price: 7,100 VP for the entire set, 1,775 VP for Bucky.
Prime//2.0 Bucky
This skin was introduced in one of the first bundles in Valorant with Patch 2.0. At the time of its release, the set was one of the most popular and remains so to this day. The skin features a striking tri-color combination of white, black, and yellow. The design incorporates sharp angles, making it visually appealing and worthy of a spot on our list.
Price: 7,100 VP for the entire set, 1,775 VP for Bucky.
Radiant Crisis 001 Bucky
This skin from the Radiant Crisis 001 bundle immediately catches the eye due to its unusual design. As you can see, the shotgun and all the skins from this collection are designed to resemble comic book elements. The Bucky's design looks hand-drawn, with lines and various details scattered across its surface, creating this effect. Many players have also compared this design to the Borderlands game series, which features a similar art style.
Price: 7,100 VP for the entire set, 1,775 VP for Bucky.
Xenohunter Bucky
This skin might not be the most beautiful, but it has one unique feature—maximum realism. In Valorant, many skins have unusual, cosmic, or cartoonish designs, while realistic ones are rare. The Xenohunter skin belongs to the latter category. It lacks any animated light effects, and its minimalistic design closely resembles real-life shotguns. That is why Xenohunter Bucky ended up in our list.
Price: 7,100 VP for the entire set, 1,775 VP for Bucky.
Titanmail Bucky
The opposite of the previous skin is Titanmail Bucky. There’s nothing realistic about this skin. Its entire surface is covered with sharp elements and spikes, while the base material beneath shimmers like an unknown solid substance. This unconventional design wasn’t well-received by the Valorant community, and both the Bucky skin and the entire Titanmail bundle did not gain much popularity.
Price: 5,100 VP for the entire set, 1,275 VP for Bucky.
Topotek Bucky
Closing our list is Topotek Bucky, released with the Battle Pass in Act 2, Episode 6. Overall, there’s nothing particularly special about this skin—its simple combination of blue shades and purple tones, without any animations, makes it a bright but basic design. While it may not compete with the best skins, given the general lack of outstanding Bucky skins, Topotek Bucky deserves a spot in our list.
Price: To get this skin, you needed to purchase the Battle Pass for 1000 VP, but this collection is no longer available.
How to choose the best Bucky skin and get It at the best price
To conclude, here are a few tips to help you choose the best skin for your preferences and make a purchase at the best value.
- Personal Preferences
First and foremost, when purchasing a skin, choose the one that you personally like. Despite the opinions of various experts and advice from other players, it’s important to focus on your own taste. If you like a pink skin, for instance, go ahead and buy it, regardless of whether it’s on the list of the best skins.
- Skin Price
When choosing a skin, price is also a significant factor. Some skins can be quite expensive, so it’s important to consider this aspect carefully. Below is a table summarizing the prices of all the skins mentioned above.
Name | Price |
SYS Bucky | Unavailable |
Aemondir Bucky | 1,775 VP |
Altitude Bucky | 1,275 VP |
Artisan Bucky | Unavailable |
Gaia's Vengeance Bucky | 1,775 VP |
Horizon Bucky | 1,275 VP |
Ion Bucky | 1,775 VP |
Lightwave Bucky | Unavailable |
Oni Bucky | 1,775 VP |
Origin Bucky | 1,775 VP |
Prime//2.0 Bucky | 1,775 VP |
Radiant Crisis 001 Bucky | 1,775 VP |
Xenohunter Bucky | 1,775 VP |
Titanmail Bucky | 1,275 VP |
Topotek Bucky | Unavailable |
- Night Market Event
Another economic aspect to consider is the Night Market event. During this event, players can purchase various skins, including those for Bucky, at significant discounts. So, be sure to stay informed about upcoming events on our site.
After reading our article, you now know the list of the best Bucky skins in Valorant,according to our editorial team. Keep in mind that this list is based on the author's subjective opinion, so not all skins may appeal to you. Let us know in the comments if you agree with this list and which skin you would add to the best collection.
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