Monster Tamer Lulu is all dressed up in her yellow winter coat with a severely oversized zipper handle. She's even used it in the field a few times! Her latest discovery: Zap'Maw, a creature as dangerous as it is adorable. She's studied the CORE (Compact Object for Relay and Engagement) manual front to back. Though she's new to the scene, Lulu exemplifies what it means to be a Tamer. Name of the skin was changed to Zap'Maw from Monster Tamer Kog'Maw.The ultimate looks like a lightning strike from above, leaving behind purple and yellow particles in its wake. Q and E both shoot out a lightning sphere, with E leaving a trail of purple with multi-colored “gems” in it. His normal attacks are yellow bolts, and when empowered by W these grow thicker and are instead shot out in an arc. Even his tongue is shaped like a lightning bolt! In any other angle, his horns and tail are the most eye-catching parts. In-game, Zap'Maw's orange fur and electric purple accents are much more visible when he's facing up. The “lightning attacks” referred to in the flavor text carries over with the shape of his three horns. Zap'Maw shares this splash art with his enchanter support (and tamer) Lulu. Purple and orange are prominent in this skin, with bright-colored accents. Zap'Maw's most noticeable change is the drastic departure from his classic color scheme. Only one Tamer has succeeded so far, their bond-and the Zap'Maw's lightning attacks-growing stronger each day.
But taming one is an even more challening task. Sightings are limited to abandoned ruins that only the bravest dare enter. The Zap'Maw is a curious monster that baffles even the most experienced of Tamers. These skins are now available with League of Legends Patch 12.15. The newest League of Legends skin line is Monster Tamer, the set of three definitely-not-inspired-by-Pokemon skins for Kog'Maw, Lulu, and Veigar.
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