Here's What League of Legends Champions Would Look Like if They Were Realistically Sized

Each League of Legends champion carries their own unique differences that mostly come in the form of their abilities and roles, but all of them are vastly different sizes, a trait that seldom gets much attention in-game.

If you play some of the champions that are supposed to have massive sizes based on their lore, you've probably been disappointed at one point in time to see that your champ looks about the same as others when facing off on the Rift. Unless you're playing as Cho'Gath and continue feasting on minions and champions or you buy a size-altering item such as Sterak's Gage or the Elixer of Iron, you're stuck with your underwhelming size.

But to give a different perspective of what the champions should actually look like, the content creators at the YouTube channel Leader put together a video that should give a better idea of what your massive champion would look like alongside others. Titled "If League Champions Were Realistic Sizes," the video compares some of the smallest champions to the largest ones with an even bigger twist at the end.

As the description of the video points out, Elise, Fizz, and Twitch's sizes aren't exactly lore-friendly, but the creative took some creative liberty with their sizes based on the creatures that their thematics are based on. Other than those, Annie and the rest of the champions that are shown should look much closer to the sizes that they're actually supposed to be.

If you're up on your lore, you'll probably have a pretty decent idea already of which champions take up the most space in League. Nasus and Renekton are pretty massive themselves, but they're still towered over by Nautilus, Malphite, and Cho'Gath. Above all of these though is Aurelion Sol, an incomprehensibly large space dragon that's responsible for the creations of stars themselves, so of course he wouldn't actually fit on the Rift.

But as the video zooms out even more, all of these champions apparently pale in comparison to Teemo, a champ that houses all of them inside of his infamous, goggle-clad helmet.

Teemo dominance aside, if you didn't see your main in the video, you can always get an idea of how big they should be with this size chart.