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The y's make it look confusing and choppy. I would definitely change the y's to i's.

I love both! Although I would spell it Lucina and Lucianna.

Lucyna reminds me of an ancient Rome, Luzern and swans for some reason. And I love the pronunciation!
Lucyanna is unnecessary frilly, imo.

Lucyanna is ok, but I prefer Luciana, Lucinda or Lucy. I don't like Lucyna, Lucina is ok

Lucyna is pretty in Polish but would be confusing to English-speakers. Lucyanna reminds me of Pollyanna. I would prefer Luciana, or even better Lucienne, which is my favorite long form of Lucy. I much prefer Lucy on its own over any of these, though.

I'd prefer Lucina and Luciana

Lucyanna would look neater and tidier as Luciana. I prefer Anne to Anna, and I don't mind hyphens much, so I'd prefer Lucy-Anne. IRL, I'd choose Lucy on its own, with mns.

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Lucyna is confusing. Is it pronounced like Lucinda, with the D missing? Or like part of 'halLUCINAte'? I'd much prefer Lucy or even Lucia.