Best League of Legends Body Pillows: Top Dakimakura Picks

Somewhere between the tenth ban phase and the fortieth message typed into all chat, it is easy to forget that League of Legends sits on top of one of gaming's biggest fictional universes. Runeterra spans more than a dozen distinct regions, from the fume choked streets of Zaun to the pirate docks of Bilgewater, and every champion carries a home and a history that fans keep asking to see printed on merchandise long after release.

That depth is exactly why the League of Legends body pillow collection keeps growing on the site. Below is a rundown of the champions fans request most, plus a few notes on choosing a print and a size that actually suits your bed.

A World Built Region by Region

Part of what makes Runeterra different from a generic fantasy setting is that each region has its own culture instead of a shared elf and dwarf template. Zaun runs on chemtech and desperation, Ionia balances martial tradition with old magic, and Bilgewater is ruled by whoever can hold a port city together. A champion's homeland usually explains their whole design, weapon included, which is part of why fans pick a favorite region before a favorite champion.

Champions Fans Keep Printing

Jinx comes out of the undercity of Zaun, a gleeful bomb maker with a rap sheet longer than her rocket launcher. She is also the estranged sister of the enforcer Vi, a family history that recent shows have only made more fans curious about.

Ahri is a vastayan, part fox and part human, from Ionia, able to draw out life essence through orbs of charm magic. She has been one of the most requested faces in the shop since the collection opened.

Akali used to be the first blade of Ionia's Kinkou Order before she walked away to operate alone as a rogue assassin, a choice that still defines every piece of her kit.

Sona cannot speak, so she channels her magic through an instrument called the etwahl instead, and her design leans on that quiet, musical identity rather than a loud personality.

Miss Fortune, born Sarah Fortune, built her name as a bounty hunter before she earned a captain's chair of her own in the pirate port of Bilgewater.

Poppy is a yordle who guarded Demacia for centuries while she waited for a legendary hero to show up, then eventually decided the job was hers to do instead.

Nidalee was orphaned young and raised by cougars in the jungles of the Kumungu Basin, which is why she shifts between human and cougar form on the Rift.

Waifus of the Rift

Every champion above lands in the shop's waifu collection, and Ahri in particular comes up often when fans debate favorites across franchises. The top anime waifus roundup is worth a look for the broader comparison.

Picking the Right Print and Size

Every cover is printed on both sides with vivid artwork, so you get two poses on one pillow instead of a single flat print. What changes between orders is length, so match the cover to the inner pillow you already own. The inner pillow guide walks through the common lengths if this is your first order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these League of Legends body pillow covers based on official Riot Games art?

No. These are fan made dakimakura covers inspired by the champions, not items licensed by Riot Games. The artwork celebrates each champion's design rather than reproducing official game assets, which is standard across the fan pillow market.

Which League of Legends champion sells best as a body pillow?

Ahri and Jinx are consistently the two most requested names in the collection, with Akali and Miss Fortune close behind, tracking the champions who get the most fan art and cosplay attention outside the game.

What if my favorite champion is not on this list?

This is a shortlist, not the full lineup. The full collection carries far more champions than the seven featured here, so browse the whole page before assuming a favorite is missing.

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