PP-Bizon Skins

One Covert, one Classified, and a lot of cheap options

The PP-Bizon has the simplest skin structure of any SMG. One Covert, one Classified, six Restricteds, and the rest is Mil-Spec through Consumer. There are no Fade, no Blaze, no Case Hardened, no Doppler. The collection is basic, and the pricing reflects it.

The expensive ones ($10+)

• Judgement of Anubis ($93–$111). Covert. Egyptian judgement scene from the Anubis Collection. The only Covert PP-Bizon. A detailed illustration of Anubis weighing a soul. It is the one PP-Bizon skin that looks like it belongs on a more expensive weapon.
• Modern Hunter ($19–$173). Mil-Spec. Green camo from the Nuke Collection. The Nuke Collection drives everything it touches to unreasonable prices. A plain green camo on a PP-Bizon costs $173 in FN because nobody opens Nuke Collection packages.
• Rust Coat ($12–$53). Mil-Spec. Intentionally rusted metal. From the Winter Offensive Weapon Case (2013). Wide BS-to-FN range.
• High Roller ($7–$38). Classified. Casino/gambling design from the Spectrum 2 Case. The only Classified. Dice and chips on the drum magazine.
• Forest Leaves ($2–$41). Consumer. Forest pattern from the Lake Collection. Consumer grade at $41 FN because the Lake Collection is scarce.
• Irradiated Alert ($2–$34). Consumer. Radioactive warning from the Nuke Collection. Another Nuke price anomaly.
• Chemical Green ($3–$23). Industrial. Green chemical design.
• Cobalt Halftone ($1–$17). Mil-Spec. Blue halftone dots.
• Embargo ($1–$24). Restricted. Trade embargo design.
• Blue Streak ($3–$19). Restricted. Blue streak.

$1–$10

• Antique ($5–$11). Restricted. Old engraving design.
• Carbon Fiber ($7). Industrial. Carbon fiber texture.
• Seabird ($5–$10). Consumer. Seabird illustration.
• Bamboo Print ($7–$21). Consumer. From the Rising Sun Collection.
• Water Sigil ($2–$7). Mil-Spec. Water rune.
• Fuel Rod ($1–$6). Restricted. Green fuel rod glow.
• Osiris ($2–$3). Restricted. Egyptian god.
• Space Cat ($0.43–$1). Restricted. Cat in space. Under $1.
• Photic Zone ($0.40–$4). Mil-Spec. Deep ocean.
• Lumen ($0.48–$6). Mil-Spec. Light design.
• Breaker Box ($2–$5). Industrial. Electrical panel.
• Death Rattle ($1–$3). Consumer. Dark pattern.

Under $1

Bizoom ($0.01), Thermal Currents ($0.01), Wood Block Camo ($0.01), Facility Sketch ($0.01), Sand Dashed ($0.01). Five skins at one cent. Also cheap: Candy Apple ($0.07), Night Ops ($0.04), Brass ($0.09), RMX ($0.06), Runic ($0.04), Night Riot ($0.11), Cold Cell ($0.05), Anolis ($0.23). The PP-Bizon is the cheapest weapon to fully skin in CS2.

Is the PP-Bizon worth skinning?

That depends on whether you buy the PP-Bizon in-game. If you do (eco rounds, meme rounds, casual play), then yes. Most PP-Bizon skins cost under $1. You can own Judgement of Anubis, the only Covert, for $93. The entire rest of the collection is under $40.

If you never buy the PP-Bizon, skip it. The weapon is niche enough that skinning it is purely optional.

The one argument for owning a PP-Bizon skin even if you rarely buy one: picked-up weapons. If you kill someone with a PP-Bizon and pick it up, your skin shows. A Judgement of Anubis or High Roller on a picked-up PP-Bizon gets attention precisely because nobody expects a nice PP-Bizon skin.

What to buy

• If you want the best-looking PP-Bizon: Judgement of Anubis FT at $93. The Anubis artwork is detailed and covers the drum magazine well.
• If you want the only Classified: High Roller FT at $7. Casino dice on the drum. Fun design for $7.
• If you want green: Fuel Rod at $1 or Chemical Green at $3.
• If you want blue: Blue Streak at $3 or Cobalt Halftone at $1.
• If you want red: Candy Apple at $0.07. Glossy red for 7 cents.
• If you want free: Bizoom at $0.01. One cent.