Outfit

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Many Operators in Arknights have various outfits or skins that changes their appearance to a unique feel and look with various themes depending on the Operator and the outfit in question. They are designed/produced by various Terran fashion brands and franchises, and tend to be designer clothes than practical battledresses such as those from the Pioneer and Striker brands, although some outfits blend elements from both, notably those from the Bloodline of Combat brand.

Some outfits also give special effects during gameplay including changing the appearance of summons tied to the respective Operator, but these are purely cosmetic and do not affect the Operator's performance in any way.

Most outfits are available in the Outfit Store, bought with Originite Prime.png Originite Prime or acquired by using Outfit Voucher.png Outfit Voucher (although certain limitations apply for this), and some are awarded from various events. It is highly recommended for players to save up their Originite Primes whenever possible to buy outfits for their favorite Operators to make the most of them.

Brands

As of February 14, 2024, there are 23 outfit brands.

Test Collection EPOQUE Made by 0011 0011/Tempest Coral Coast MARTHE
Test Collection.png
EPOQUE.png
Made by 0011.png
0011 Tempest.png
Coral Coast.png
MARTHE.png
Witch Feast Cambrian Series Icefield Messenger Vitafield Pioneer Striker
Witch Feast.png
Cambrian Series.png
Icefield Messenger.png
Vitafield.png
Pioneer.png
Striker.png
Bloodline of Combat Rhodes Kitchen Dreambind Castle Whistlewind Ambience Synesthesia Crossover
Bloodline of Combat.png
Rhodes Kitchen.png
Dreambind Castle.png
Whistlewind.png
Ambience Synesthesia.png
Crossover.png
Shining Steps Achievement Star 0011/Yun Iteration Provident Unveiling of Devotion
Shining Steps.png
Achievement Star.png
0011 Yun.png
Iteration Provident.png
Unveiling of Devotion.png

Unique

Certain outfits also have unique features that makes them much more valuable and provide greater aesthetics.

Dynamic art

These outfits have a dynamic (animated) artwork, popularly (yet incorrectly) known as Live2D,[1] which is played when the outfit is displayed in the Store, main menu, and Operator information screen. Since this may strain the performance of certain devices, the player can have dynamic art outfits only animated on the main menu or turn their animations off altogether (thus only the static artwork that will be displayed as usual) in Options.

Chongyue Skin 1 icon.png
Rosmontis Skin 1 icon.png
Specter the Unchained Skin 1 icon.png
Surtr Skin 2 icon.png
Dusk Skin 1 icon.png
Phantom Skin 2 icon.png
Gavial the Invincible Skin 1 icon.png
Ling Skin 1 icon.png
SilverAsh Skin 3 icon.png
Nearl the Radiant Knight Skin 1 icon.png
Pozëmka Skin 1 icon.png
Skadi the Corrupting Heart Skin 1 icon.png
Mizuki Skin 1 icon.png
Goldenglow Skin 2 icon.png
Ch'en the Holungday Skin 1 icon.png
Lee Skin 1 icon.png
Ines Skin 1 icon.png
Nian Skin 1 icon.png
Texas the Omertosa Skin 1 icon.png

Special

These outfits, in addition to having dynamic art (see above), also has a special animated scene when acquired and changes the respective Operator's dialogues to new ones reflecting the outfit's theme when worn.

Passenger Skin 1 icon.png
W Skin 1 icon.png
Skadi the Corrupting Heart Skin 2 icon.png
Kal'tsit Skin 1 icon.png
Młynar Skin 1 icon.png
Muelsyse Skin 1 icon.png

References

  1. This is a misunderstanding in fact because Live2D is widely used in games for the dynamic art and interact animations. The dynamic art in Arknights is in fact powered by Spine animation engine, which is also used for the Operators chibi in-game models.