Volibear 3D Model — the Relentless Storm
Every Volibear skin with a model you can rotate and inspect in the browser: 11 of 11. Models are extracted from the live game files, currently patch 26.6.
Who Volibear is
To those who still revere him, the Volibear is the storm made manifest. Destructive, wild, and stubbornly resolute, he existed before mortals walked the Freljord's tundra, and is fiercely protective of the lands that he and his demi-god kin created. Cultivating a deep hatred of civilization and the weakness it brought with it, he now fights to return to the old ways—when the land was untamed, and blood spilled freely—and eagerly battles all who oppose him, with tooth, claw, and thundering domination.
Read more in Volibear's champion page and the Archive of Runeterra.
Volibear skins
- Volibear
- Thunder Lord Volibear
- Northern Storm Volibear
- Runeguard Volibear
- Captain Volibear
- El Rayo Volibear
- The Thousand-Pierced Bear
- Duality Dragon Volibear
- Prestige Duality Dragon Volibear
- Inkshadow Volibear
- Spirit Blossom Springs Volibear
Skin lines Volibear appears in
Volibear has models across 3 of Riot's skin lines. Each line is a themed set that runs across many champions, so the same costume design shows up on a dozen different silhouettes.
- Thunder Lord — Mankind are not the only ones who fight bitter wars over petty squabbles.
- Inkshadow — On the outskirts of Rabadon City, a dilapidated temple houses the last hope for Rabadon's people: the Inkshadow Warriors.
- Spirit Blossom Springs — High in the mountains lies a bathhouse where guests go to melt away their worldly cares.
How these models are made
Every model here is extracted directly from the live game files rather than rebuilt by hand, so the geometry, rigging and textures are the ones the game itself ships. Extraction runs per patch, and Volibear's models currently sit at patch 26.6. A skin with no model listed is one the extractor has not produced yet, usually because the files changed shape in a recent patch.
Chromas are not listed separately. A chroma is a recolour of a skin already on this page — same mesh, different texture — so it is counted on its parent rather than given a page of its own.