Which Skins give a small advantage?

Some champion's skin can make skillshot harder to see, harder to differentiate from an auto attack etc
I am a anivia player and I found that the E is slightly harder to notice and differentiate from the auto attack with the black frost anivia skin.
For singed, for instance, the surfer skin has a green poison, making it harder to see if you have in a bush etc...
I think there was one nidalee's skin that would make the spear much harder to see.
Blitzcrank's Q has a smaller animation, so it looks like the skillshot is smaller than it it. This is only valid on the I-Blitzcrank skin though. (from Jaimin N on this thread)
Is there any other skin like this?
PS: I know this doesn't make a huge difference, but it actually does sometimes. And I thought that those skins tend to be the most expensive ones. Maybe is it on purpose? (I might be paranoid though)
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