{"id":18504,"date":"2025-01-28T14:30:54","date_gmt":"2025-01-28T14:30:54","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/rarest-apex-legends-skins-legendary-character-skins-no-one-uses-dexerto\/"},"modified":"2025-01-28T14:30:54","modified_gmt":"2025-01-28T14:30:54","slug":"rarest-apex-legends-skins-legendary-character-skins-no-one-uses-dexerto","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/dejan.au\/index.php\/2025\/01\/28\/rarest-apex-legends-skins-legendary-character-skins-no-one-uses-dexerto\/","title":{"rendered":"Rarest Apex Legends skins: Legendary character skins no one uses &#8211; Dexerto"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>Rarest Apex Legends skins: Legendary character skins no one uses Respawn EntertainmentEveryone wants to have one of the best and most elusive skins on their character in Apex Legends, but which skins are actually the rarest in-game? These ten skins are statistically the least worn legendary skins in Apex. Although some skins have a reputation for being \u2018OG\u2019 or \u2018rare\u2019, Respawn is bringing back lots of classic skins in future events, meaning that not skins will be \u2018OG\u2019 for long. You may actually have one of the rarest skins in your inventory already, and not even realize it. These skins are the rarest by pick rate in Apex Legends right now, according to usage stats from Apex Status. This doesn\u2019t mean they are the rarest in players\u2019 inventory, but they are the least used skins. Top 10 rarest Apex legendary skins 10. Stay Frosty \u2013 0.006% Bangalore\u2019s Stay Frosty comes in at number 10 with a very low use rate of only 0.006%. Released in the first Holo-Day Bash event, this skin came back in 2020 too. 9. Crystalline Perfection \u2013 0.005% Loba\u2019s Crystalline Perfection is not a popular pick at all. It was released with the Holo-Day Bash 2020 event, but Loba players don\u2019t love this skin. 8. Dark Cloud \u2013 0.005% This classic Caustic Skin hasn\u2019t been available since May 2019. Any Caustic mains with this equipped are guaranteed to be OGs. 7. The Trophy Hunter \u2013 0.005% An extremely rare Caustic skin, The Trophy Hunter hasn\u2019t been available since April 2019. It is a recolor of Caustic\u2019s \u2018Blackheart.\u2019 6. Shell-Shocked \u2013 0.005% Gibraltar\u2019s 2nd-rarest Legendary, Shell-Shocked was last available in May 2020. 5. Midnight Cipher \u2013 0.005% This Deadly Byte recolor was released in the Fight or Fright event in 2020, part of the Prince of Darkness bundle. 4. Vaporwave \u2013 0.004% Last available in January 2020, not many Wattson mains are rocking this Fly-by-wire recolor, Vaporwave. 3. Center Stage \u2013 0.004% A recolor of Angel City Hustler, this Mirage Legendary hasn\u2019t been available since April 2019. 2. Born in Blood \u2013 0.004% Born in Blood was available in the Resurrected Bundle, released in the Fight or Fright event in 2020. 1. Hack Frost \u2013 0.003% The absolute rarest Legendary skin that you\u2019ll very scarcely see worn in-game is Crypto\u2019s Hack Frost. This skin has been available in both Holo-Day Bash events, so we might see it again this year. That\u2019s the top ten rarest skins (in terms of use) in Apex Legends right now \u2013 but this list could change if these skins are re-released in-game, so we\u2019ll keep you up to date.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>Rarest Apex Legends skins: Legendary character skins no one uses Respawn EntertainmentEveryone wants to have one of the best and most elusive skins on their character in Apex Legends, but which skins are actually the rarest in-game? These ten skins are statistically the least worn legendary skins in Apex. 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