The Most Pornified League of Legends Champions, Ranked by Rule 34 Data

League of Legends has been around since 2009, and its fans have been drawing its champions ever since, a lot of it explicit. We ranked League's adult champions by how much porn there is of them, using 159,803 tagged posts on Rule 34 and the full post history of Danbooru, the largest anime art archive.

The short version:

• Ahri is the most pornified champion by a mile, with 25,052 Rule 34 posts, almost three times anyone else.
• Skins have fans of their own. K/DA Ahri, from Riot's virtual pop group, has 5,701 posts by itself, more than all but nine champions.
• Xayah is drawn explicit most often: 48% of her Danbooru posts are explicit, the highest of the champions we ranked.

The most pornified champions

Ahri leads with 25,052 posts. The nine-tailed fox has been League's best-known face for years, and she has more skins drawn than anyone, from K/DA to Spirit Blossom. Kindred is second, almost entirely for Lamb, the masked half of the pair, then Akali (7,885), Sona (7,782) and Soraka (6,814).

Only 1 of the top 20 are men: Sett and Warwick.

Skins have a following of their own. Rule 34 tags many of them separately, and K/DA, Riot's virtual pop group, is the biggest: K/DA Ahri has 5,701 posts and K/DA Akali 3,229. We count each champion by their main tag, so these aren't added on top.

Who gets drawn naked, not just drawn

League's fans are mostly Western, and Rule 34 is a Western site, so every champion has far more posts there than on Danbooru, which leans Japanese. But the gap varies a lot.

Nidalee has 12.6 Rule 34 posts for every Danbooru post, Irelia 10.6 and Miss Fortune 8.9. These are champions from League's early years whose fans have been drawing them explicit for a decade. Caitlyn (4.3) and Lux (5.3) are near the bottom: they're drawn a lot, but much of it is clothed, partly thanks to Arcane, which brought them a wave of new fans.

Who artists draw explicit most often

On Danbooru, 48% of Xayah's posts are rated explicit, far more than any other champion. Kindred is next at 40%, then Soraka, Irelia and Kai'Sa at about a quarter. Across the women on our list it's 18%, and 15% for the men. Sett is the most explicit man, at 22%.

What BetterWaifu members make

On BetterWaifu, our AI art site, Ahri leads again with 173 public posts, more than twice Akali's 72. Lux, Caitlyn and Sona follow.

The top 40

Who we left out

We left out every champion who is a child or teen, or looks like one. That includes Jinx and Vi, whom Arcane shows as children for much of the story; Jinx alone has 15,870 Rule 34 posts. It also includes League's yordles, who are adults in the lore but child-sized, such as Tristana, Poppy, Vex and Teemo, and champions like Zoe, Gwen and Taliyah.

We also left out champions whose age the game doesn't make clear, such as Seraphine, Neeko, Briar and Ezreal. Between them, the champions we left out have 62,810 Rule 34 posts.

How we did it

• Rule 34: the posts under each champion's main tag, which is often their full name (Lux is "luxanna_crownguard" there). A post can carry a champion's name and a skin tag at once, so we don't add tags together; the counts are a floor. Kindred's count is the pair's own tag.
• Danbooru: post metadata from a public dataset of Danbooru posts up to May 2026, counting posts also tagged League of Legends or Arcane. Skin posts on Danbooru also carry the champion's tag, so they're included. Danbooru rates each post general, sensitive, questionable or explicit; we counted explicit.
• BetterWaifu: public posts on BetterWaifu up to 5 November 2026, from the tags on each post.
• Age: from our own review of each champion's age and how they're drawn. Where it was unclear, we left them out.

What this can't tell you

• Tags aren't perfect. Posts with a champion who isn't tagged are missed, and a few skin tags may slip through our matching.
• Rule 34 and Danbooru have different audiences. Rule 34 is mostly Western, Danbooru mostly Japanese, so a ratio between them says as much about who plays a champion as about how they're drawn.