VALORANT's Holo Meridian Bundle: Everything You Need to Know

VALORANT's latest premium skin bundle, the Holo Meridian, is set to hit the in-game store on April 16, 2026, and early previews suggest it could be one of the cleanest cosmetic drops Riot Games has delivered this year.

Holo Meridian Finisher (Image Source: Kanga on YouTube)

The Holo Meridian bundle leans into a sleek, sci-fi holographic aesthetic with glowing accents, smooth futuristic body designs, and clean lines that draw immediate comparisons to lines like Spectrum, RGX, and Ion. Data miners who first unearthed the bundle in game files described the design language as a "creamsicle holo-type" finish, giving the weapons a distinctly luminous, high-tech personality that sets them apart from recent offerings.

What's in the Bundle

The Holo Meridian collection comes packed with five weapons across a range of popular roles:

• Vandal

Holo Meridian Vandal (Image Source: Kanga on YouTube)

• Operator

Holo Meridian Operator (Image Source: Kanga on YouTube)

• Sheriff
• Judge
• Holoflare Melee

Holoflare Melee (Image Source: Kanga on YouTube)

Every skin in the Holo Meridian bundle comes with 4 color variants and 4 upgrade levels, the latter unlocking progressively enhanced animations, visual effects, a unique finisher, and custom sounds. 

The Holoflare Melee, like other premium melee weapons, features two upgrade levels and four variants, making it one of the more feature-rich melee weapons Riot has added to the store.

Pricing Breakdown

The bundle sits firmly in VALORANT's premium pricing bracket:

• Individual weapon skins: 2,175 VP each

• Holoflare Melee: 4,350 VP

• Full bundle: 8,700 VP

While the price point is steep, it is right in line with some of the recent bundle prices that Riot has been charging their customers.

However, the Holo Meridian bundle arrives at an interesting moment, dropping right as leaks of a Kuronami 2.0 bundle have also surfaced. If you're a fan of sci-fi and holographic aesthetics and have been waiting for a bundle that covers both the Vandal and Operator under one premium roof, Holo Meridian is hard to overlook.

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Featured Image Credit: Riot Games

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