Mid LaneのassassinであるAkaliは、戦闘を生き延びるためにmobilityとstealthに大きく依存しています。強力なcrowd control、ステルスを暴くreveal mechanics、または素早いburstを持つ構成は、彼女のエンゲージの選択肢を大きく制限します。捕まるか、姿を晒された場合、彼女のキルポテンシャルは急激に低下します。
| マッチアップ | 判定 | 有利度 | 勝率 | ピック率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Taliyah | ハードカウンター | +2 | 51.9% | 2.8% |
| Heimerdinger | ハードカウンター | +2 | 50.6% | 1.3% |
| Kennen | ハードカウンター | +2 | 49.6% | 1.5% |
| Annie | ハードカウンター | +2 | 49.3% | 2.2% |
| Lissandra | ハードカウンター | +2 | 48.8% | 4.1% |
| Vex | ハードカウンター | +2 | 48.6% | 2.2% |
| Karma | ハードカウンター | +2 | — | — |
| Rumble | ハードカウンター | +2 | — | — |
| Syndra | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 53.3% | 13.3% |
| Swain | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 52.8% | 4.6% |
| Zyra | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.6% | 2.9% |
| Akshan | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.5% | 1.1% |
| Morgana | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.2% | 6.1% |
| Galio | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.1% | 11.3% |
| Orianna | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.8% | 4.9% |
| Viktor | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.5% | 3.5% |
| Kassadin | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.1% | 1.5% |
| Vladimir | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.4% | 4.9% |
| Ryze | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.8% | 2.9% |
| Diana | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.7% | 1.4% |
| Jayce | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 47.7% | 1.3% |
| Cho'Gath | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Gragas | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Lucian | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Malphite | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Yone | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.8% | 5.3% |
| Ahri | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.5% | 5.1% |
| Aurora | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 49.8% | 3.8% |
| Zed | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.9% | 3.8% |
| Yasuo | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.9% | 10.8% |
| Fizz | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.6% | 2.0% |
| Zoe | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.6% | 1.0% |
| Irelia | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Pantheon | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Tristana | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Twisted Fate | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 52.5% | 6.8% |
| Brand | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 52.0% | 9.4% |
| Teemo | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.8% | 1.6% |
| Norra | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.5% | 1.5% |
| Ekko | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.5% | 2.9% |
| Lux | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.7% | 5.6% |
| Katarina | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.6% | 1.7% |
| Veigar | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 47.4% | 9.4% |
| Mel | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 46.3% | 7.9% |
| Corki | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Pyke | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Talon | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Aurelion Sol | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 50.2% | 6.8% |
| Ziggs | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 48.2% | 5.9% |
| Kayle | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | — | — |
Edge: Wild Rift Core canonical verdict (−3 to +3), shown from the point of view of the champion named in the row. Win rate and pick rate: the opponent's own rate in this role — Wild Rift CN · Challenger, Patch 7.2d. Not a head-to-head win rate.
これらのチャンピオンは、こちらのビルドやプレイスタイルを真正面から上回る構成を持ち、レーン戦のコントロールとファームを極めて難しくする。彼らのスキルはこちらの主要な強みを無効化し、いつも通りのプランを実行しようとした瞬間に手痛い反撃を受けさせてくる。こうしたマッチアップでは、ミスを最小限に抑え、正面からの対決以外で解決策を探すことが重要になる。
Every single dash Akali uses, from the backward leap on Shuriken Flip to both charges of Perfect Execution, marks her with Gloom. Vex's Doom 'n Gloom passive turns your mobility into your own trap, interrupting these crucial dashes with an instant fear while triggering high bonus magic damage. You cannot rely on your standard burst patterns because trying to close the gap triggers Vex's passive crowd control instantly.
In practice, this completely shuts down your offensive threat under tower and forces you to play defensively. If you try to secure minions with Five Point Strike, Vex can easily punish you from range with Mistral Bolt and Looming Darkness. Trading health is heavily skewed in her favor; if you use Twilight Shroud to hide, Vex can simply cover the cloud with her area-of-effect spells, making safe farming nearly impossible.
To survive, you must track Vex's red bar representing Doom 'n Gloom. Only move in for last hits when her fear is down. If she misses Mistral Bolt or uses her fear on the wave, you have a brief window to trade. Always hold Shuriken Flip as an escape tool rather than an engage. If you get caught by Shadow Surge, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to break her line of sight and delay her incoming dash.
Lissandra completely shuts down your assassination potential with her immediate crowd control. Anytime you commit to an all-in using Perfect Execution or follow up on Shuriken Flip, she instantly halts your dash with Ring of Frost. Even if you manage to bypass this, she can self-cast Frozen Tomb, rendering her immune to your burst while leaving you exposed and trapped deep inside her threat zone.
This matchup forces you onto the defensive from the very first wave. Lissandra safely clears waves and pokes you down with Ice Shard, preventing you from stepping up to trigger Assassin's Mark. You will constantly find yourself pushed under tower, unable to trade effectively, which bleeds your health pool and destroys your mid-lane priority while she dictates the tempo of the map.
Abandon any hopes of a solo kill and look to impact the side lanes instead. Use Twilight Shroud defensively to secure CS under your tower without taking free damage. The moment you see her waste Glacial Path on a wave, use that window of vulnerability to roam. Direct your Perfect Execution toward vulnerable side-lane targets where you can actually secure kills rather than wasting your energy against her lockdown.
Taliyah holds complete control over your mobility because of how Unraveled Earth interacts with your kit. Whenever you attempt to close the gap using the second cast of Shuriken Flip or either dash of Perfect Execution, crossing her minefield triggers an immediate stun. This mechanic completely neutralizes your assassination threat, turning your primary engage tools into self-inflicted crowd control while leaving you vulnerable to her follow-up.
This interaction forces you into a highly defensive posture from the first waves. Taliyah will constantly shove the lane using Threaded Volley, keeping you pinned under your turret where last-hitting is painful. If you step up to contest, she can easily zone you out or fish for a Seismic Shove. You will find yourself constantly bleeding health and unable to match her map rotations via Rock Surfing.
To survive, your primary goal is to bait out Unraveled Earth before committing to any forward movement. Never initiate with Shuriken Flip while her ground stones are active. Instead, utilize Twilight Shroud to safely gather minion gold without exposing your hitbox. If she wastes her stones, you have a brief window to strike. Otherwise, accept losing some farm, preserve your health bar, and wait for your jungler to force her to deploy her defensive tools first.
Annie's Pyromania is a constant roadblock for your aggressive options. Because she can simply hold onto her four-charge stun indefinitely, any attempt to close the distance with Shuriken Flip or Perfect Execution is met with an instant point-and-click Disintegrate or an area-of-effect Summon: Tibbers. This immediate lockdown prevents you from weaving Assassin's Mark passive attacks and completely neutralizes your safety inside Twilight Shroud.
This threat forces you into a highly defensive posture where you must forfeit early wave control. Annie can easily zone you away from the minion wave with her ranged advantage, forcing you to bleed health or burn energy using Five Point Strike just to secure last hits. If you try to force a trade, a quick Pyromania-infused Incinerate leaves you stunned and vulnerable to massive retaliation from Summon: Tibbers.
Your only real openings occur when Annie mismanages her passive. Monitor her stun counter constantly; if she uses Disintegrate to last-hit and drops her Pyromania charges, immediately look to trade with Shuriken Flip. If she refuses to discharge her stun, stay out of her range and use Five Point Strike exclusively for safe farming. When she inevitably summons Tibbers, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to buy time and retreat rather than attempting to fight through the bear's burn.
その他のマッチアップ
これらのチャンピオンは、マッチアップ自体を絶望的にするわけではないが、対面で優位に立ちやすいツールを持っている。射程が長かったり、攻撃を受け止める力が高かったり、エンゲージへの対応手段が豊富だったりする。アプローチを調整し、戦闘を受け入れるタイミングを慎重に選ぶ必要がある。
This matchup hinges on a painful interaction: Swain's Demonic Ascension continues to drain your health and heal him even while you are completely hidden inside your Twilight Shroud. Since you cannot drop his aggro with invisibility, your shroud loses its primary defensive value during his ultimate. Combined with his constant healing from Ravenous Flock, you simply cannot burst him down before he out-sustains your energy pool.
Swain will constantly shove you under turret using Death's Hand, forcing you to use Five Point Strike defensively just to secure minion gold. If you get caught by Nevermove, he pulls you with Ravenous Flock for a massive health swing. This constant attrition ruins your recall timings, forcing you to choose between losing waves or staying with low health, which completely kills your map pressure.
Prioritize freezing the wave near your turret to deny him easy targets for Nevermove. If he steps forward to poke, use Shuriken Flip as a mobility tool to dodge sideways rather than committing to a fight. Once Swain triggers Demonic Ascension, immediately disengage using Perfect Execution or Twilight Shroud to run away until his ultimate expires. Only commit to an all-in when his ultimate is down and you have chipped him with short, clean trades.
Galio acts as a direct counter to your assassin playstyle. While Twilight Shroud usually offers you safety, the massive radius of Shield of Durand bypasses your invisibility entirely. He can comfortably charge and release his taunt inside your smoke screen, pulling you out of stealth and setting up an easy Justice Punch and Winds of War combo that heavily punishes your attempts to trade.
You will constantly find yourself pushed under turret due to Galio's superior wave clear from Winds of War and Colossal Smash. Attempting to contest the wave leaves you open to quick trades where he mitigates your magic damage. If you get caught by Shield of Durand, you lose half your health bar, forcing early recalls and neutralizing your ability to roam with Perfect Execution.
To survive, you must play around his cooldowns. Never initiate trades while his Shield of Durand is available. Instead, bait out Winds of War and wait for him to waste Justice Punch on the wave. When those are down, quickly strike with Five Point Strike and Assassin's Mark. If he attempts to initiate on you, use Shuriken Flip backward to disengage immediately rather than trying to hide in your Twilight Shroud.
The lane leans heavily in Ryze's favor because his point-and-click Rune Prison instantly nullifies your burst setup. When you attempt to step out of Twilight Shroud to strike with your empowered Assassin's Mark, Ryze can reliably root you mid-motion. This halts your momentum, exposes you to an immediate Spell Flux and Overload burst, and completely outscales your dueling potential as his mana pool grows.
Ryze's ranged advantage and waveclear via Spell Flux bouncing to Overload force you under tower early. Trading is perilous; if you miss Shuriken Flip, he punishes you from safety. You cannot contest early priority, meaning you will often lose health trying to secure minions. This keeps you pinned down, preventing you from utilizing your mobility to find roams while Ryze safely scales into a late-game monster.
Never initiate trades with Five Point Strike unless Ryze has already wasted Rune Prison on a minion. When trading, deploy Twilight Shroud defensively to obscure his target selection, and only commit Shuriken Flip when his root is on cooldown. If he holds his crowd control, use Five Point Strike solely to farm from maximum range and wait for your Perfect Execution spike to burst him down in a single all-in.
Orianna dominates the early game by constantly positioning her ball to zone you. Her ability to repeatedly spam Command: Attack combined with Command: Dissonance creates a persistent hazard zone that chips away at your health whenever you attempt to step up. Because you are a melee champion, you cannot easily retaliate, forcing you to endure this oppressive ranged pressure until you unlock your ultimate, Perfect Execution.
This constant harassment forces you to concede early minion priority, pushing you under your turret. If you take too much damage trying to trigger Assassin's Mark or clear minions with Five Point Strike, you will be forced into an early recall, losing gold and experience. Orianna will safely farm, shield herself with Command: Protect if you attempt to trade, and maintain superior wave control while threatening you with her ranged basic attacks.
To survive, let the wave bounce toward you and use Twilight Shroud to safely harvest minions under turret while avoiding her basic attacks. Do not waste Shuriken Flip defensively; save it to react when she mispositions her ball. Once you reach level five, wait for Orianna to miss Command: Attack, then immediately launch Perfect Execution to gap-close, bypassing her Command: Shockwave by dashing behind her to burst her down before she can reactivate her shield.
Why this lane behaves this way: Vladimir's Crimson Pact and Transfusion give him endless health regeneration that outlasts Akali's energy-gated Five Point Strike poke. The true bottleneck is Vladimir's Sanguine Pool, which effortlessly nullifies the execution damage of Akali's second dash of Perfect Execution. This ability to dodge your primary burst window forces a war of attrition where his sustain naturally overcomes your assassin threat.
This sustain dynamic forces you into passive wave clear, as trading with Five Point Strike and Assassin's Mark only yields temporary damage that Vladimir erases with Transfusion. You cannot easily force him out of lane, meaning his Hemoplague and Tides of Blood eventually push you under turret. If you try to dive or all-in, his Sanguine Pool safety net ensures you waste your energy while losing valuable turret plating.
To survive, you must bait out Sanguine Pool before launching your ultimate. Initiate trades using Shuriken Flip to close the distance, then shroud yourself with Twilight Shroud to force him to panic-pool. Once he emerges from his bloody pool, you have a brief window to strike. Delay the second strike of Perfect Execution to its absolute limit to ensure he cannot dodge the executing blow. If he holds his pool, simply disengage and repeat the cycle.
The lane hinges entirely on how Syndra uses her Scatter the Weak. When you land Shuriken Flip and attempt to recast it to dash in, a skilled Syndra will reactively cast her cone knockback, interrupting your flight mid-air. This interaction completely negates your primary gap-closer, leaving you stranded, disoriented, and exposed to her immediate follow-up burst from Dark Sphere and Force of Will.
Because you cannot reliably close the distance, Syndra dictates the wave's positioning with Dark Sphere. You will find yourself constantly pushed under turret, bleeding health whenever you step up to farm with Five Point Strike. Trading is extremely punishing; failing to bait her knockback means taking free poke, forcing early recalls that cost you gold and XP, while she maintains total priority in the mid lane.
To survive, you must bait Scatter the Weak before committing. Stand diagonally from her active spheres to avoid easy stuns. If you land Shuriken Flip, do not automatically take the recast; instead, wait to see if she panics and wastes her knockback. Utilize Twilight Shroud to mask your movement, forcing her to guess your angle, and only use the dash of Perfect Execution to engage once her defensive wave is on cooldown.
Jayce dominates this matchup because he can completely negate your primary gap-closer. Whenever you land Shuriken Flip and attempt to reactivate it to dash in, a skilled Jayce will instantly buffer Thundering Blow in hammer form, knocking you back mid-air and leaving you stranded without energy. Combined with his constant ranged harass from To the Skies! and Lightning Field, approaching the wave safely becomes a massive struggle.
Because you cannot reliably trade with Shuriken Flip, Jayce easily establishes early lane priority. He will shove you under turret using To the Skies! and chip away at your health bar whenever you try to secure last hits. If you lose too much health before level five, you will be forced into an early recall, letting him secure plate gold or rotate to help his jungler while you struggle to clear the crashed waves.
To survive, you must concede early minions and pull the wave close to your tower. Use Five Point Strike only to secure dying minions from a safe distance, rather than trying to poke him. Never reactivate Shuriken Flip if he has his hammer form ready; instead, wait for him to waste Thundering Blow or use Twilight Shroud to obscure his vision so he cannot target you with his knockback during short, sneaky trades.
Diana dominates short trades because her Pale Cascade shield perfectly absorbs the initial burst of your Five Point Strike and Assassin's Mark combo. Once your energy is depleted and your shroud is down, she excels in extended duels. Her Moonsilver Blade passive grants her massive attack speed and extra magic damage on every third strike, allowing her to easily out-damage you if you linger in melee range.
This dynamic forces you into a defensive posture where you cannot freely contest the wave. If you step up to execute minions, Diana will look to clip you with Crescent Strike and initiate a heavy trade. You will often find yourself pushed under turret, forced to use Five Point Strike defensively to secure farm, which limits your roaming potential and delays your mid-game power spikes.
To survive and win, you must discipline your trading patterns. Never commit your Shuriken Flip while Diana has her Pale Cascade available. Instead, bait her shield by walking up as if to strike, then immediately retreat. If she activates it, deploy Twilight Shroud to hide and let the shield decay naturally. Only execute your full Perfect Execution burst once her defensive orbs are gone and she cannot retaliate with her Moonsilver Blade passive.
This matchup is dictated by Kassadin's passive-active defenses which neutralize Akali's early lane dominance. Whenever you attempt to poke or secure minions with Five Point Strike, Kassadin responds with Null Sphere, generating a magic shield that absorbs your damage while silencing you. Because your primary trading tool is constantly mitigated, you cannot punish his weak early game, allowing him to scale safely toward his explosive Riftwalk spikes.
Since your Five Point Strike cannot pierce his magic shield, trading becomes highly inefficient. Kassadin can easily trade back with Nether Blade and Force Pulse while you are silenced, forcing you to play defensively. This shifts the wave control entirely in his favor, as you must use Twilight Shroud just to survive and last-hit under tower. You lose mid priority, leaving him free to recall safely or secure a resource advantage.
To survive, refuse to trade while his Null Sphere is off cooldown. Let him push and focus on freezing the wave near your turret to farm safely. If he steps up to execute minions with Nether Blade, wait out his magic shield before committing to a Shuriken Flip counter-engage. Save your Twilight Shroud exclusively to drop target lock and wait out the silence when he jumps on you with Riftwalk. If you fail to hold the wave, prioritize roaming over forced, losing trades.
Akshan dominates the early levels because his ranged auto-attacks trigger Dirty Fighting, granting him a protective shield and bonus movement speed. Whenever you try to approach the minion wave, he can easily line up Avengerang through the minions to extend its reach and shred your health bar. If you attempt a quick Five Point Strike poke, his passive shield nullifies your damage while he retaliates from safety.
This constant range threat forces you to concede the first few waves, letting Akshan push you under your turret. Your health pool is your most valuable resource here; taking unnecessary damage to secure a single minion leads to a forced early recall. This gives Akshan free reign to roam with Going Rogue or chip away at your plating while you struggle to clear under tower.
Be patient and sacrifice early gold, using the outer tip of Five Point Strike only to secure dying minions from a safe distance. Preserve your Twilight Shroud to safely collect waves under your turret without taking free harass. Once you reach level five, wait for him to misplay his Heroic Swing. If he swings too close, land Shuriken Flip to close the gap, then unleash Perfect Execution to burst him down.
その他のマッチアップ
このマッチアップは何よりもまず実行力の勝負であり、両者ともに優位を取れる現実的な手段を持っている。重要なスキルを一つ避けられるか、エンゲージを正しく読めるか、あるいはたった一つの位置取りのミスが、勝敗を分けることもある。マッチアップを理解し、行動すべき瞬間を見極める力がとりわけ重要になる。
This even lane revolves around how Ahri counters your stealth. While Twilight Shroud usually grants you complete safety, Ahri's Fox-Fire automatically home-ins on you the millisecond you reveal yourself to land a passive-empowered auto-attack. Furthermore, if you attempt to close the gap with Shuriken Flip, she can easily buffer Charm to interrupt your flight mid-air, turning your aggressive dive into a deadly CC trap.
You cannot freely abuse your shroud to zone her from the wave. Ahri uses Orb of Deception to thin minions from afar while poking you down, forcing you to trade health for CS. If she baits your Twilight Shroud, her Fox-Fire pressure forces you under tower, delaying your recall timings. The lane shifts entirely around who manages their high-cooldown defensive tools before skirmishes break out in the river.
Never initiate trades with Shuriken Flip while her Charm is active; instead, bait it by walking perpendicular to her Orb of Deception. When using Twilight Shroud to escape or trade, wait out her Fox-Fire flames before re-entering stealth to strike. If she commits Spirit Rush forward, immediately drop your shroud and use the diagonal mobility of Perfect Execution to dodge her heart projectile, turning her aggressive pursuit into a counter-kill opportunity.
This lane is a pure mechanical duel centered on projectile denial and vision control. Yasuo can completely negate your primary damage source, Five Point Strike, and your crucial mobility tool, Shuriken Flip, using his Wind Wall. However, he cannot use Sweeping Blade or basic attacks to trade back when you deploy Twilight Shroud, creating a tactical stalemate where whoever wastes their defensive utility first loses the trade.
Neutral play consists of short, tense skirmishes rather than extended all-ins. You cannot easily shove waves because throwing out Five Point Strike carelessly invites Yasuo to block it and counter-engage with Steel Tempest. Health bars remain relatively even until level five, when Perfect Execution gives you the raw mobility to outmaneuver his tornados, while his Last Breath pressure forces you to play exceptionally close to your turret.
To win, pop his Way of the Wanderer shield with a max-range Five Point Strike before fully committing. Never throw Shuriken Flip directly at him while his Wind Wall is available; instead, bait it by walking forward aggressively, then disengage. If he charges his third Steel Tempest, prepare to drop Twilight Shroud immediately to break his line of sight, preventing him from tracking your movement or launching you for Last Breath.
This matchup is a pure test of mechanics where stealth and mobility collide. When you drop Twilight Shroud to hide and reposition, Aurora can immediately mirror your evasion using Across the Veil. Because both of you can vanish to dodge direct attacks, the duel hinges entirely on who can predict the other's movement to land skillshots. You must hit Shuriken Flip or the sweet spot of Five Point Strike before she tags you with Twofold Hex.
Aurora's ranged advantage allows her to harass you early with Twofold Hex, pushing you under turret. However, once both of you unlock your ultimate abilities, Perfect Execution and Between Worlds, the lane dynamic shifts into a high-stakes deadly dance. Any overextension from either side results in an all-in. Neither of you can easily roam without risking a sudden, lethal ambush in the river, keeping you both locked in mid.
Do not initiate with Shuriken Flip while Aurora has Across the Veil available, as she will easily dodge it while turning invisible. Instead, use the movement speed from Assassin's Mark to bait out her The Weirding first. Once she is forced to jump back, immediately shroud with Twilight Shroud to match her stealth, then execute your full Perfect Execution combo. If she traps you inside Between Worlds, use your ultimate dashes to cross her boundaries and escape her teleportation trick.
This matchup is a pure skill-based assassin duel defined by how Fizz uses Playful against your burst. Because both of you are melee AP threats, the lane remains perfectly even until one commits. If Fizz manages to dodge Shuriken Flip or the second dash of Perfect Execution using his untargetability, he wins the trade. Conversely, if you bait his jump, your high base damage will overwhelm him.
In lane, this creates a tense standoff where neither can easily clear waves without exposing themselves. If you use Five Point Strike to push, Fizz will punish you with Urchin Strike and Rending Wave. Trades are short and explosive. Post-level 5, the threat of Chum the Waters means you must hold Twilight Shroud to survive his all-in, making wave control a secondary concern to health preservation.
To win this, never initiate with Shuriken Flip. Instead, harass him with Five Point Strike and trigger Assassin's Mark when he steps up to farm. If Fizz throws Chum the Waters, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to prevent him from targeting you with Urchin Strike. Only activate the execution of Perfect Execution once you see him land from Playful. If he holds his jump, rely on your passive basic attacks to force it out first.
This matchup is a pure skill-based duel centered on how Yone uses his spirit form and how Akali denies it. When Yone initiates with Soul Unbound to stack Mortal Steel, Akali holds the ultimate defensive counter. By deploying Twilight Shroud, she vanishes from his sight. This completely neutralizes his burst window, forcing him to snap back to his physical body without proc'ing his mark's damage.
Neutral game revolves entirely around baiting these key defensive tools. If you waste Twilight Shroud early, Yone will zone you off the wave with Spirit Cleave and pressure you under turret. However, keeping your shroud ready forces Yone to play cautiously, preventing him from safely executing short trades. This keeps the wave relatively even, as neither assassin can easily push without risking a lethal all-in counter-attack.
Never initiate trades with Five Point Strike if Yone has Mortal Steel fully charged. Instead, wait for him to activate Soul Unbound. The instant he dashes, drop Twilight Shroud to break line of sight, using the movement speed to reposition. Once his spirit snap-back triggers, immediately retaliate by landing Shuriken Flip on his return shadow. Recast it to close the gap and execute him with Perfect Execution before his shield can refresh.
This matchup is a pure test of reflexes centered on the interaction between Irelia's mobility and your stealth. Irelia relies on hitting Flawless Duet or Vanguard's Edge to mark you, enabling her to reset Bladesurge and quickly stack Ionian Fervor. However, by deploying Twilight Shroud, you instantly deny her targeted dash. Without a target to strike, she cannot refresh her mobility or maintain her maximum passive stacks, leaving her incredibly vulnerable.
The lane rhythm shifts dramatically based on minion health. When friendly minions are low, Irelia will look to prep them with Bladesurge to force a sudden trade. You must cede temporary wave control when she has full passive stacks, but the moment her stacks decay or she misses Flawless Duet, the pressure reverses. These short skirmishes dictate who secures priority, forcing the loser to recall at awkward times under heavy tower pressure.
Never initiate a trade with Twilight Shroud; hold it strictly as a defensive reaction when she casts Flawless Duet or attempts to dash onto you with Bladesurge. If she misses her stun, immediately retaliate with Five Point Strike and step out to activate Assassin's Mark. Should you get marked by Vanguard's Edge, drop your shroud instantly to wait out the mark's duration, preventing her from chain-dashing and forcing her to retreat or waste her damage.
This pure assassin duel hinges entirely on how you manage your defensive utility against Zed's ultimate. When Zed commits with Death Mark, Akali has the perfect answer in Twilight Shroud. By vanishing into the smoke, you deny him the ability to target you with basic attacks or easily aim his Shadow Slash and Razor Shuriken, neutralizing his burst window and leaving him highly vulnerable once the mark expires.
Before level five, the lane is a tense spacing game where you must dodge Razor Shuriken while securing minions with Five Point Strike. Once both of you unlock your ultimates, lane priority becomes incredibly volatile. Neither assassin can blindly push the wave or trade health carelessly, as a single missed Shuriken Flip or a wasted shroud instantly invites an all-in that decides the mid lane control.
Never initiate with Twilight Shroud; you must hold this ability strictly as a reactive tool for when Zed casts Death Mark. The moment he reappears, immediately drop your shroud and reposition inside it to force his mark to tick down uselessly. If he hesitates to ultimate, poke him down with Five Point Strike and passive Assassin's Mark procs, using Shuriken Flip backward to disengage safely if he attempts a Living Shadow swap combo.
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これらのチャンピオンは、こちらの主要な強みに効果的に対応するのが難しく、より自由に対面を組み立てることができる。プレッシャーをかけて有利な交換を引き出す手段は複数あることが多い。相手が態勢を立て直す時間を与えるのではなく、この優位を活かして主導権を握ろう。
Brand depends entirely on landing Pillar of Flame and following up with Sear to stun you. However, Akali has a massive kit advantage because Shuriken Flip and Perfect Execution allow her to effortlessly dodge these slow skillshots. Once you bypass his initial spell rotation, Brand has no escape tools, making him incredibly vulnerable to your burst damage.
Early on, Brand will try to poke you down with Pillar of Flame while you collect CS. However, because he must cast spells to clear, he naturally pushes the wave. This leaves him overextended. Once you reach level five, the threat of your Perfect Execution completely freezes his aggressive posture, giving you complete priority to crash waves and hunt him under his own tower.
Bait his Pillar of Flame by walking forward, then immediately react with Shuriken Flip to dodge sideways and mark him. Do not immediately recast it if he is holding Sear; wait out his panic stun attempt inside your Twilight Shroud. Once his projectile misses, reactivate to fly in, trigger Assassin's Mark, and finish him with Perfect Execution. If he plays extremely safe, use your mobility to dive him directly when his mana is low.
Your superior mobility completely neutralizes Veigar's self-peel. While Event Horizon is his only reliable tool to keep you at bay, your Shuriken Flip provides the perfect counter. If you land the shuriken on him before he raises his defensive cage, you mark him safely. You can then wait out the stun barrier's duration inside your Twilight Shroud and reactivate the dash to strike him the instant his cage dissolves.
This interaction forces Veigar into a highly defensive posture, rendering him unable to safely stack Phenomenal Evil Power with Baleful Strike. He must choose between using Event Horizon to secure minions or saving it to deter your dives. Consequently, you easily dictate the wave's position. This pressure allows you to crash massive waves and freely search for flank angles using Perfect Execution to snowball the match.
To execute this flawlessly, bait his cage by walking aggressively forward, then instantly throw Shuriken Flip when he casts Event Horizon. Do not panic if you are trapped inside; drop Twilight Shroud to remain untargetable, avoiding Dark Matter. The absolute rule is to hold your second Shuriken Flip cast until the boundary disappears. If you misstime the mark, back off, wait for your energy to regenerate, and strike only when his defensive cooldown is down.
This melee assassin matchup tilts heavily in your favor because Twilight Shroud completely shuts down Ekko's offensive pattern. When he attempts to dash in with Phase Dive to trigger his third Z-Drive Resonance stack, activating your shroud instantly makes you untargetable. Deprived of his empowered auto-attack, Ekko cannot proc his passive burst or gain his escape velocity, leaving him extremely vulnerable to your retaliation.
This interaction allows you to dictate the wave state during early levels. Ekko is forced to use Timewinder defensively to secure minions rather than poke you, knowing that stepping forward invites a devastating trade. This keeps him on the back foot, delaying his item spikes and neutralizing his mid-game roam potential, while forcing him to play passively until he unlocks Chronobreak.
To execute this plan, hold your Twilight Shroud and activate it only when you see the forward dash of his Phase Dive. If Ekko casts Parallel Convergence to gain a shield, immediately disengage using Five Point Strike to slow him, or use Shuriken Flip to leap away from the stun zone. Once his defensive options are exhausted, unleash Perfect Execution to burst him down before he can react with Chronobreak.
You hold a clear kill advantage in lane, but Twisted Fate has a massive macro tool that neutralizes your safety. While you can out-duet him easily, his ultimate Destiny completely counters your Twilight Shroud. When he activates it, your absolute stealth is stripped away, revealing your position to his entire team during chaotic fights. You must respect this true sight because your shroud won't protect you once he flies.
Before he gets his ultimate, you can easily control the lane. Use Five Point Strike to clear waves and force him to farm under tower, preventing him from getting extra gold from Loaded Dice. The lane transforms into a map-wide race once he gets access to Destiny; you cannot let him roam freely while you slowly collect waves. You must push and match his rotations instantly.
Watch his Pick a Card cycles closely. The second he locks in a blue or red card to clear minions, immediately engage with Shuriken Flip. In teamfights, never drop Twilight Shroud early. Wait until he commits Destiny to teleport or reveal your team; once his ultimate's vision fades, you are free to dive his backline using Perfect Execution. If he holds his ultimate just to counter your shroud, use your raw mobility to flank instead.
Akali holds all the cards in this high-octane duel because her kit directly neutralizes Katarina's ultimate win condition. While both of you rely on high-mobility burst, the crucial interaction lies in Perfect Execution. The first cast of your ultimate provides a micro-stun that instantly interrupts Katarina's Death Lotus, stripping away her primary teamfight damage and leaving her completely vulnerable to your counter-burst.
This interaction completely paralyzes Katarina’s solo kill pressure once you both reach level five. In early trades, she cannot safely use Shunpo onto her daggers from Bouncing Blade or Preparation without risking a heavy trade from your Five Point Strike and Assassin's Mark. She is forced to play defensively, meaning you dictate the wave pace and secure mid-lane priority easily.
To translate this advantage into kills, you must hold the first cast of Perfect Execution specifically for her ultimate. When she initiates with Shunpo and triggers Death Lotus, immediately dash through her to cancel the channel. If she hesitates to ult, use Twilight Shroud to deny her target selection while poking her down with Five Point Strike. Only launch Shuriken Flip when her teleport options are on cooldown to guarantee your execution.
Akali completely shuts down Kayle's scaling phase by exploiting her absolute lack of early threat. Before Kayle reaches her ranged form from Divine Ascent, she cannot retaliate against your Five Point Strike poke. Kayle's only response to your heavy burst is Divine Judgment, but because your Perfect Execution has two separate casts, you can easily delay your second executing dash until her temporary invulnerability wears off, guaranteeing solo kills.
You dictate the pace of the lane from the very first wave. Kayle must use Radiant Blast or Starfire Spellblade just to secure minion last-hits from a safe distance, leaving her unable to trade back. This allows you to freeze the wave near your tower, forcing her to overextend. If she walks up, a quick Shuriken Flip chunking her health bar forces her into an early recall or makes her vulnerable to a dive.
Zone Kayle off the first waves by standing aggressively past your own melee minions. When you commit to an all-in at level five, initiate with Shuriken Flip or the first dash of Perfect Execution, then immediately drop Twilight Shroud to obscure yourself. This forces Kayle to guess your position or panic-cast Divine Judgment. Wait out her ultimate's golden shield while hidden in your smoke, then strike with your second, high-damage cast of Perfect Execution to finish her off.
This matchup swings heavily in your favor because of how Twilight Shroud interacts with Blade's End. Talon relies on stacking his passive with Rake and Noxian Diplomacy, but he must land a final basic attack to trigger the bleed. By dropping your shroud the moment he engages, you deny him target selection, completely neutralizing his burst potential while you retaliate with Five Point Strike.
Since Talon cannot safely trade into your shroud, he is forced to use Rake to shove waves and look for roams using Assassin's Path. This turns the lane into a pure race of map presence. You hold the leverage to punish his wave clear with Five Point Strike, preventing him from securing easy recall timings or roaming without losing mid tower plates.
Never waste Twilight Shroud aggressively if Talon has his cooldowns up; hold it as a defensive counter-measure to block his passive. When he walks up to farm, poke him with Five Point Strike and step back to prime Assassin's Mark. If he abandons the lane using Assassin's Path, do not mindlessly follow through the jungle; instead, shove the wave immediately to punish his tower, or use Perfect Execution to cut off his escape route.
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| マッチアップ | 判定 | 有利度 | 勝率 | ピック率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Poppy | ハードカウンター | +2 | 50.4% | 2.3% |
| Pantheon | ハードカウンター | +2 | — | — |
| Malphite | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 52.5% | 5.7% |
| Volibear | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.4% | 7.1% |
| Rumble | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.4% | 2.3% |
| Nasus | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.1% | 5.9% |
| Kennen | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.1% | 1.3% |
| Renekton | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.4% | 3.9% |
| Gragas | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Heimerdinger | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Maokai | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Wukong | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.5% | 2.2% |
| Gwen | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.4% | 3.1% |
| Yone | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 51.0% | 6.7% |
| Cho'Gath | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.8% | 12.1% |
| Ornn | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.5% | 2.0% |
| Camille | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.4% | 3.7% |
| Dr. Mundo | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.2% | 5.9% |
| Garen | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.0% | 14.7% |
| Ambessa | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 49.7% | 2.0% |
| K'Santé | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 49.0% | 5.9% |
| Riven | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.9% | 1.2% |
| Jayce | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.1% | 2.7% |
| Fiora | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.1% | 4.6% |
| Yasuo | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.0% | 3.0% |
| Vladimir | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.0% | 1.1% |
| Ryze | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Vayne | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 52.2% | 2.0% |
| Shen | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.9% | 1.6% |
| Singed | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.8% | 1.4% |
| Gnar | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.5% | 3.5% |
| Olaf | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.0% | 1.1% |
| Jax | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.9% | 3.9% |
| Mordekaiser | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.9% | 11.5% |
| Irelia | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.4% | 2.0% |
| Darius | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.2% | 16.0% |
| Urgot | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.0% | 3.8% |
| Sion | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.6% | 3.8% |
| Sett | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.1% | 11.4% |
| Aatrox | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.9% | 6.1% |
| Skarner | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 48.1% | 1.3% |
| Swain | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | — | — |
| Teemo | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 51.8% | 3.2% |
| Kayle | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 50.0% | 1.8% |
| Tryndamere | 有利なマッチアップ | −2 | 48.5% | 2.1% |
Edge: Wild Rift Core canonical verdict (−3 to +3), shown from the point of view of the champion named in the row. Win rate and pick rate: the opponent's own rate in this role — Wild Rift CN · Challenger, Patch 7.2d. Not a head-to-head win rate.
これらのチャンピオンは、こちらのビルドやプレイスタイルを真正面から上回る構成を持ち、レーン戦のコントロールとファームを極めて難しくする。彼らのスキルはこちらの主要な強みを無効化し、いつも通りのプランを実行しようとした瞬間に手痛い反撃を受けさせてくる。こうしたマッチアップでは、ミスを最小限に抑え、正面からの対決以外で解決策を探すことが重要になる。
Pantheon completely shuts down your offensive options in this matchup. His point-and-click Shield Vault instantly stuns you before you can react with Twilight Shroud, leaving you exposed to his full combo. Even if you manage to strike back, his Aegis Assault effortlessly absorbs your frontal burst, rendering Five Point Strike and the execution damage of Perfect Execution entirely useless when he faces you.
You cannot contest the early waves because walking up to use Five Point Strike invites an immediate Shield Vault trade that you will always lose. Pantheon will zone you off gold, crashing waves to dive you or roaming with Grand Starfall. Every trade leaves you chunked, forcing early recalls and letting him build a massive turret plating lead while your own map pressure is neutralized.
Absorb the pressure and prioritize surviving. Never use Shuriken Flip offensively unless his Shield Vault is on cooldown. If he jumps on you, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to buy time. Wait out his Aegis Assault before attempting to trigger your Assassin's Mark. If he raises his shield, use your mobility from Perfect Execution to dash behind him, bypassing his frontal protection to land your damage.
Poppy completely dictates the pace of this lane through Steadfast Presence. This protective zone immediately interrupts the dashes of your Shuriken Flip and Perfect Execution, leaving you grounded and pacified. Without your signature mobility, you cannot safely trigger Assassin's Mark or escape her retaliation, turning your primary offensive tools into dangerous liabilities that leave you completely exposed.
This mechanical block strips away your lane pressure, forcing you to surrender minion control. You are relegated to farming under tower with Five Point Strike, unable to contest her push. Any aggressive trade risks a massive health deficit, ruining your recall timings and preventing you from roaming. Your main goal shifts from finding solo kills to minimizing losses and preserving your turret.
To survive, you must strictly hold your Shuriken Flip and Perfect Execution whenever her defense is ready. Use the maximum range of Five Point Strike to chip away at her health and bait her into activating Steadfast Presence preemptively. Once she wastes this crucial cooldown, you have a brief opportunity to strike. If she catches you off guard, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to break vision and safely wait out her defensive buff.
これらのチャンピオンは、マッチアップ自体を絶望的にするわけではないが、対面で優位に立ちやすいツールを持っている。射程が長かったり、攻撃を受け止める力が高かったり、エンゲージへの対応手段が豊富だったりする。アプローチを調整し、戦闘を受け入れるタイミングを慎重に選ぶ必要がある。
Malphite represents a highly tedious matchup because his point-and-click Seismic Shard cannot be dodged, slowly eroding your health bar from safety. Whenever you attempt to retaliate with Five Point Strike or Shuriken Flip, his Granite Shield absorbs your initial burst damage. This passive shield, combined with his constant movement speed steal, prevents you from efficiently executing your trade combos before he safely retreats.
This constant point-and-click poke war forces you into a defensive stance where you cannot easily contest the wave. You will find yourself forced to drop minions or use Twilight Shroud defensively just to farm under your turret. Your health pool will deplete much faster than Malphite's, forcing early recalls that cost you gold and XP, while his Unstoppable Force makes you incredibly vulnerable to dives once you are chipped down.
To survive, alter your build path early to prioritize magic resistance and health regeneration instead of rushing pure offensive power. During the laning phase, hold your Shuriken Flip specifically to disengage after he targets you with Seismic Shard, rather than using it to dive in. Only commit your Perfect Execution if you have successfully chipped away his Granite Shield with a max-range Five Point Strike beforehand, ensuring your execution damage isn't entirely absorbed by his passive.
Nasus naturally out-sustains your early harass using Soul Eater, turning this lane into a ticking clock. When he attempts to lock you down, his Wither drastically reduces your movement speed, making it nearly impossible to trigger your Assassin's Mark passive. However, this crippling slow does not prevent you from casting Shuriken Flip or Perfect Execution, meaning you retain complete control over your mobility to escape his Fury of the Sands.
As Nasus passively stacks Siphoning Strike under his turret, your kill pressure rapidly drops, especially once he unlocks Fury of the Sands. Staying top too long allows him to whittle down your health with Spirit Fire and trap you with Wither. This stalemate forces you to quickly clear waves with Five Point Strike and use those brief windows to impact the map before he threatens your tower.
Never waste Shuriken Flip offensively unless Nasus has already squandered Wither or is extremely low. When he uses his slow to initiate, immediately react by casting Shuriken Flip backward or utilizing Perfect Execution to disengage, waiting out the slow's duration inside your Twilight Shroud. Once you push him under tower, immediately abandon the lane to look for skirmishes elsewhere, as trying to dive his Fury of the Sands is a guaranteed disaster.
Volibear relies on Frenzied Maul to outsustain you in extended fights. Since his second bite requires a targeted mark, entering Twilight Shroud right after his first bite completely breaks his combat loop. Without this target lock, he cannot trigger his massive heal, leaving him vulnerable. However, if he lands Thundering Smash or Sky Splitter beforehand, he can survive your burst while waiting for your shroud to dissipate.
Because Volibear gains passive attack speed from The Relentless Storm, he will naturally push the wave toward your tower. You cannot contest his early push directly without taking heavy damage from his Sky Splitter shield trades. If you mismanage your Twilight Shroud, Volibear will dive you effortlessly using Stormbringer to disable your turret, ending your laning phase early and giving him free reign to roam.
Never initiate trades with Twilight Shroud; instead, hold it strictly as a defensive reaction when Volibear charges with Thundering Smash. Bait out his Sky Splitter by baiting his forward movement, then poke safely with Five Point Strike. If he manages to land his first Frenzied Maul, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to deny the follow-up bite. If you mess up this timing and get marked while shroud is on cooldown, disengage immediately using Shuriken Flip to retreat.
Renekton dominates direct trades because his point-and-click Ruthless Predator locks you down, letting him unleash Cull the Meek without retaliation. This matchup revolves around his Slice and Dice dash; if he uses it to close the gap, you must immediately deploy Twilight Shroud. Breaking his target acquisition wastes his Fury and leaves him completely exposed with no mobility to escape your counter-offensive.
Renekton's early lane dominance forces you to concede wave control, as letting him stack Fury on minions makes any face-to-face clash lethal. Getting caught by his stun chunking your health bar leads to forced recalls, costing you massive gold under turret. You must bleed cs early, waiting for the wave to bounce, as a single misstep before level five can snowball the lane entirely in his favor.
Never step into his dash range without Twilight Shroud available. The moment he activates Slice and Dice toward you, drop your shroud to cancel his auto-attack queue. While he wanders aimlessly in your smoke, chip his health down with Five Point Strike and plant Shuriken Flip to chase him down once his rage decays. If he triggers Dominus, disengage immediately and wait out his ultimate's bonus health before using Perfect Execution.
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このマッチアップは何よりもまず実行力の勝負であり、両者ともに優位を取れる現実的な手段を持っている。重要なスキルを一つ避けられるか、エンゲージを正しく読めるか、あるいはたった一つの位置取りのミスが、勝敗を分けることもある。マッチアップを理解し、行動すべき瞬間を見極める力がとりわけ重要になる。
This lane is an execution duel centered on Garen's silence versus your invisibility. Garen relies on Decisive Strike to silence you, preventing your escapes before shredding you with Judgment. Dropping Twilight Shroud the instant he charges completely neutralizes this threat. He wastes his active movement speed and silence duration wandering in your smoke, unable to strike, which completely shuts down his offensive rotation.
Since Garen constantly regenerates health via Perseverance, short unfocused trades are useless. You must maintain precise wave control to prevent him from safely healing up under his turret. Keeping the minions near the center of the lane forces him to step up, allowing you to constantly interrupt his passive with Five Point Strike. Failing to manage this wave state allows Garen to out-sustain your energy bar and threaten a dive with Demacian Justice.
Never initiate trades with Twilight Shroud; hold it strictly to counter his Decisive Strike rush. When Garen activates Courage, back off immediately with Shuriken Flip to let his defensive shield expire before you commit to any re-engage. Use the outer edge of Five Point Strike to constantly tickle him, keeping his Perseverance disabled. If he manages to silence you, immediately disengage until your cooldowns recover, as fighting a full Judgment spin without your shroud means certain death to Demacian Justice.
This matchup is a pure test of reflexes centered on Yone's linear skillshots. While Yone wants to stack Mortal Steel to prepare his knock-up, Akali has the perfect tool to bait and punish this predictable threat. By saving Shuriken Flip to backflip over his third Mortal Steel thrust or his ultimate Fate Sealed, she completely negates his crowd control. This clean evasion opens a massive vulnerability window, letting her instantly re-engage and delete his health bar.
The lane remains highly volatile, with both assassins trading lane priority based on resource management. Yone will try to crash waves using Spirit Cleave for shields while poking you from safety with Soul Unbound. If you get hit by his knock-up, you will be forced to drop Twilight Shroud defensively, losing all pressure. Conversely, if you force him to miss his crucial crowd control, he has no escape tool to survive your high-damage counter-all-in.
Watch his status bar closely to track his wind stacks. When his Mortal Steel is fully charged, step slightly forward to bait the projection, but immediately react with Shuriken Flip to dodge backward. If Yone initiates with Soul Unbound, do not panic-throw your abilities; instead, use Five Point Strike to slow him, and wait out his return mark in Twilight Shroud before launching your Perfect Execution to execute him when he snaps back.
This top lane duel is a pure test of reflexes centered on Fiora's Riposte. While Akali relies on landing Shuriken Flip and the second dash of Perfect Execution to burst down targets, Fiora can completely negate these high-impact abilities. If she blocks your main damage or stuns you during Shuriken Flip, she wins the trade. Your ability to outplay her hinges entirely on forcing her defensive tool before committing your high-damage execution spells.
Trades are incredibly tense as Fiora constantly hunts your vitals with Duelist's Dance and Lunge. You must drop Twilight Shroud defensively to break her line of sight and reset those vital marks. Because missing your Shuriken Flip leaves you vulnerable to a heavy counter-engage with Bladework, lane pressure swings wildly based on who holds their cooldowns. A single mistake allows Fiora to freeze the wave or force an early recall, costing you crucial lane control.
To win this matchup, never reactivate Shuriken Flip immediately after marking Fiora. Instead, wait out the animation of Riposte before flying in. When engaging with Perfect Execution, delay your second ultimate dash or use Five Point Strike to bait her parry first. Position yourself near walls to block her from hitting all four vitals of Grand Challenge. If she parries your main burst, immediately retreat into Twilight Shroud to wait for your cooldowns to return.
This matchup hinges entirely on how you space around Camille's mobility. Her Hookshot allows her to initiate aggressive trades, while your Five Point Strike and Assassin's Mark let you kite her back. The true equalizer is her lock-on ultimate, The Hextech Ultimatum. Instead of panicking when trapped, you have the ultimate counter-tool: Twilight Shroud, which completely neutralizes her offensive window by denying her targets to strike.
Trades are incredibly explosive but short. Camille will try to poke with Tactical Sweep and trigger Adaptive Defenses to absorb your burst. You must avoid trading when her passive shield is up. If she misses Hookshot, she loses her main escape and attack speed buff, giving you a massive window to crash the minion wave or force her under her tower, dictating recall timings.
Keep a safe distance from walls to maximize your reaction time against Hookshot. When Camille initiates with it, use Shuriken Flip to dodge backward while marking her, then decide whether to re-engage once her Adaptive Defenses shield decays. Most importantly, never cast Twilight Shroud aggressively if Camille has The Hextech Ultimatum ready; hold it strictly to drop under your feet the moment she traps you, rendering her arena useless.
This even matchup hinges on how you respond to Ornn's crowd control. When Ornn attempts to trigger a knockup by combining Volcanic Rupture with Searing Charge, your Shuriken Flip acts as the ultimate counter-mobility tool. By flipping away to avoid the collision, you negate his burst setup, leaving him vulnerable to being poked down by your Assassin's Mark-empowered attacks while his defensive cooldowns are offline.
Missed knockups drastically alter the minion wave dynamics. If Ornn whiffs Searing Charge, he loses the threat required to secure the wave, allowing you to establish slow pushes and crash minions into his tower. However, if he lands his combo, he gains the health advantage needed to freeze near his turret, utilizing Living Forge to buy items without backing, which starves you of roam opportunities and lane priority.
To win this tempo battle, never waste Shuriken Flip offensively unless Ornn's Searing Charge is on cooldown. Stand slightly away from his Volcanic Rupture pillar to bait his dash, then reactively flip backward. Once he misses, immediately reactivate the shuriken to close the gap, drop Twilight Shroud to block his Bellows Breath, and weave in and out of your Assassin's Mark circle. If you get hit by his knockup early, immediately disengage using Five Point Strike to slow him.
This matchup is a pure test of timing between your defensive stealth and Riven's multi-cast mobility. Riven relies on chaining Broken Wings alongside Runic Blade to burst you down. However, deploying Twilight Shroud right as she starts her sequence breaks her targeting. Without vision, she cannot land her crucial third knockup strike or the empowered auto-attacks, completely stalling her offensive momentum.
Trade dynamics dictate the wave's state. When Twilight Shroud is available, you can contest the wave directly, forcing Riven to use Valor defensively rather than to close the gap. If you waste your shroud, Riven gains total lane dominance, freezing the wave or forcing you under turret where her Ki Burst and Blade of the Exile make diving incredibly easy.
Never initiate trades with Five Point Strike unless you have a clear exit. Hold Twilight Shroud specifically for when Riven dashes forward with her first Broken Wings. Once inside your shroud, reposition to land Five Point Strike and trigger Assassin's Mark. If she tries to disengage using Valor, immediately tag her with Shuriken Flip to follow her shield decay, then execute her with Perfect Execution once her health drops.
This matchup revolves around controlling the gap between Jayce's ranged poke and your burst. The core interaction is how your Shuriken Flip matches his Thundering Blow. When Jayce reacts to your jump by knocking you away with his hammer's Thundering Blow, a previously connected Shuriken Flip allows you to reactivate the dash, completely overriding his self-peel and pulling you right back into melee range.
Jayce will constantly use his ranged form to deny you farm, forcing you to use Five Point Strike to secure minions. If you fail to space correctly, his poke will force early recalls, giving him tower pressure. However, once you reach level five, Perfect Execution combined with Twilight Shroud creates a tense zone where one misstep in his positioning results in a lethal all-in.
Stand behind your minions to block his To the Skies! orb, and never use Shuriken Flip raw unless his Transform Mercury Cannon is on cooldown or you are hidden inside Twilight Shroud. If he attempts to trade in hammer form, wait for him to initiate with To the Skies! before throwing your Shuriken Flip point-blank. If you miss the shuriken, immediately retreat into your Twilight Shroud to drop aggro.
This matchup is a pure mechanical dance centered on Yasuo's Wind Wall. This single barrier can completely nullify your primary poke, Five Point Strike, and deny your gap-closer, Shuriken Flip. Without these projectiles landing, you cannot trigger Assassin's Mark or execute with Perfect Execution. However, Yasuo cannot block your Twilight Shroud, giving you a safe zone to wait out his defensive wall.
Yasuo will constantly dash through minions with Sweeping Blade to charge his Steel Tempest tornado and poke you down. If he successfully blocks your Five Point Strike, you lose all lane pressure and get shoved under tower, forcing you to bleed health for cs. Conversely, if he wastes Wind Wall, he is entirely vulnerable to your burst, turning the lane into a high-stakes zone of mutual threat.
To win this, walk up to threaten with Assassin's Mark to bait his Wind Wall before committing. If he deploys it, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to hide, preventing him from utilizing his Sweeping Blade to follow up or hit his Steel Tempest knock-up. Only cast Shuriken Flip once you have maneuvered around his wall, or when he is locked in his Steel Tempest animation, ensuring a clean path to execute him with Perfect Execution.
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これらのチャンピオンは、こちらの主要な強みに効果的に対応するのが難しく、より自由に対面を組み立てることができる。プレッシャーをかけて有利な交換を引き出す手段は複数あることが多い。相手が態勢を立て直す時間を与えるのではなく、この優位を活かして主導権を握ろう。
Akali wins this lane because she can completely negate Darius's healing and passive stacking from Decimate. When Darius winds up Decimate, Akali's Shuriken Flip allows her to backstep out of the outer ring's sweet spot. This denies him the heal and the Hemorrhage stack, leaving him vulnerable to a swift re-engage using the second cast of Shuriken Flip to strike back while his main ability is on cooldown.
This interaction completely shifts the wave control in your favor. Darius cannot blindly use Decimate to push or poke without risking a deadly counter-trade. You can safely hold the wave near your turret, forcing him to overextend. If he misses his outer ring heal, his health bar melts rapidly under your passive-empowered attacks, forcing him into bad recall timings or leaving him highly susceptible to an execution under tower with Perfect Execution.
Always hold your Shuriken Flip specifically for his Decimate animation; never use it to initiate blindly. If Darius tries to pull you in with Apprehend, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to break his auto-attack chain and prevent him from stacking Hemorrhage with Crippling Strike. Once his Decimate is wasted and baited by your flip, reactivate Shuriken Flip to dash back in, trigger Assassin's Mark, and execute him with Perfect Execution before he can reach five stacks.
This favorable matchup hinges entirely on Akali's ability to completely negate Sett's main defensive and offensive tool, Haymaker. While Sett relies on trading heavy blows to build grit and unleash a massive true damage shield blast, Akali possesses the perfect mobility tools to bypass it. By saving Shuriken Flip or Perfect Execution to dash directly behind him during his Haymaker cast, you render his core ability completely useless while continuing your assault.
Sett is forced into a defensive posture, unable to safely contest waves with Knuckle Down or force trades. Since his primary burst threat is neutralized, you can freely poke him with Five Point Strike and trigger Assassin's Mark from the safety of Twilight Shroud. This pressure secures you easy wave control, enabling you to crash waves at will, threaten dive setups with your high mobility, or roam to assist your jungler.
Never initiate a full trade with Shuriken Flip; instead, use your movement speed from Assassin's Mark and Five Point Strike to bait Sett into activating his grit. Keep your cursor positioned behind Sett to immediately react with Shuriken Flip or Perfect Execution the millisecond his Haymaker animation begins. If you misplay and get stunned by Facebreaker before executing this, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to break his targeting and stall out his temporary shield.
Olaf relies entirely on sticking to you with Undertow and shredding you during Ragnarok. However, your Twilight Shroud completely shuts down his offensive pressure. Even though his ultimate makes him immune to any crowd control, it does not grant him true sight. By hiding inside your smoke, you force him to mindlessly pace around while his ultimate's duration ticks away uselessly, neutralizing his main combat steroid.
This interaction shifts the lane pressure entirely in your favor once ultimates are unlocked. Olaf cannot brainlessly dive or force long trades because your Twilight Shroud acts as a safety zone that stops his aggressive momentum. You can safely poke him with Five Point Strike to chip away his health pool. Once his Ragnarok expires, he becomes an easy target for an all-in burst, preventing him from utilizing Berserker Rage safely.
To dominate this lane, never use Twilight Shroud offensively when Olaf's Ragnarok is available. Instead, bait his ultimate by poking with Five Point Strike or engaging with Shuriken Flip, then immediately drop your shroud when he screams and charges. Walk in circles within the smoke to evade Undertow axes. Once his ultimate fades and his resistances are lowered, unleash Perfect Execution to secure the kill before his Vicious Strikes can heal him back up.
Akali's high mobility completely counters Mordekaiser's slow, telegraphed skillshots. More importantly, when Mordekaiser pulls you into his Realm of Death, you can drop Twilight Shroud. Since the shroud transfers with you into his ultimate dimension, you can easily turn his 1v1 arena into a safe zone, completely stalling out his stat-stealing window while waiting for your Five Point Strike and Shuriken Flip cooldowns to reset.
This interaction strips Mordekaiser of his primary kill threat, rendering his post-level-5 power spikes useless against you. He cannot pressure you under tower or force unfavorable recall timings because trying to lock you down with Death's Grasp or ultimate will only waste his resources. You control the lane tempo, easily dodging his Obliterate while farming safely and threatening high-damage trades whenever his shield from Indestructible is depleted.
Always hold Twilight Shroud when Mordekaiser has his Realm of Death ready. If he pulls you in, immediately cast the shroud and run in circles to wait out the timer, using Assassin's Mark movement speed to avoid his Obliterate. Use Shuriken Flip to dodge Death's Grasp sideways rather than backward, ensuring you land behind him. If you mess up and cast your shroud too early, immediately disengage using Perfect Execution to dash over terrain or away from his Darkness Rise aura.
Akali dominates this matchup because Jax relies entirely on his Counter Strike to win short trades and stack Relentless Assault. By saving Twilight Shroud or Shuriken Flip for the exact moment he spins his lantern, you completely negate his stun and auto-attacks. Without this defensive tool, Jax becomes incredibly vulnerable to your Five Point Strike and Assassin's Mark harass, turning his aggressive Leap Strike engages into massive losses.
This defensive advantage translates into absolute lane control. Since Jax cannot safely use Leap Strike to trade, you can zone him off the wave with Five Point Strike. He is forced to either surrender minion gold or waste Counter Strike to survive your pressure, which immediately opens a massive window of vulnerability where you can freeze the wave or dive him with Perfect Execution once he is low.
Never initiate with Shuriken Flip; instead, walk up and strike with Five Point Strike to bait Jax into activating Counter Strike. The instant his lantern starts spinning, drop Twilight Shroud to vanish, or cast Shuriken Flip backward to escape his stun radius. Once his defensive spin ends, reactivate Shuriken Flip or trigger Assassin's Mark to chase him down. If you misstime your shroud, immediately retreat toward your turret and wait out his Grandmaster-at-Arms duration before fighting again.
This favorable matchup revolves around denying Irelia's dash resets. When she strikes you with Flawless Duet, she relies on following up immediately with Bladesurge to consume the mark and stay mobile. However, if you deploy Twilight Shroud the moment you are stunned or marked, you vanish from her sight. Without a target to click on, she cannot cast Bladesurge to reset her dash, completely halting her offensive momentum.
By neutralizing her primary mobility tool, you dictate the pace of every minion wave skirmish. Irelia cannot safely crash waves or force extended trades with Ionian Fervor when her main gap-closer is constantly threatened by your stealth. This forces her into defensive uses of Defiant Dance, leaving her vulnerable to your poke. You will command lane priority, forcing her to lose gold under turret or risk dying to your execution.
Never initiate with Twilight Shroud; you must hold it specifically for her Flawless Duet cast animation. If she misses her stun, immediately retaliate with Five Point Strike to slow her, then use Assassin's Mark to chip away at her health. Should you get caught without your shroud, use Shuriken Flip backward to escape her Vanguard's Edge zone, then wait for her passive stacks to decay before re-engaging with Perfect Execution to finish her off.
This lane leans heavily in your favor because Twilight Shroud completely shuts down Urgot's primary damage source. When Urgot activates Purge, stepping into your shroud instantly breaks his automated targeting, rendering him unable to lock his rapid-fire onto you. This forces him to either waste his mana and cooldown shooting blindly or stop firing entirely, leaving him completely vulnerable to your quick burst.
Because Urgot cannot reliably trade while you have Twilight Shroud available, you command absolute control over the wave's positioning. He is forced to play defensively, fearing that missing a Corrosive Charge will leave him open to a lethal dive. You can safely poke him under his tower with Five Point Strike and step back, slowly chipping his health down until he is forced to recall, giving you plates.
Always position yourself parallel to the minion wave to bait out his Disdain. Never initiate with Shuriken Flip unless he has already wasted his dash, as he can interrupt your flight mid-air and flip you into his Echoing Flames passive. If he lands Fear Beyond Death while you are low, immediately drop Twilight Shroud to hide your hitbox, preventing him from pulling you in for the execution while you wait out the slow.
Teemo relies on Blinding Dart to shut down auto-attackers, but your primary damage comes entirely from spells. Both Five Point Strike and Shuriken Flip bypass his blind completely, meaning his main defensive utility is useless against your spell rotations. Once you land your shuriken, you can confidently commit to an all-in burst, knowing his poison cannot outdamage your rapid ability sequence.
While Teemo's Toxic Shot makes the first two levels tedious, the pressure shifts entirely to you once you unlock Twilight Shroud. He cannot safely poke you under your shroud, nor can his Move Quick save him from your gap-closers. You will control the lane pace completely, forcing Teemo to freeze near his tower or risk getting instantly deleted the moment he steps up to farm.
Let Teemo push the early waves while preserving your health. Once you unlock Twilight Shroud, use its cover to bypass his Toxic Shot harass while farming. When you reach level five, fish for Shuriken Flip. If it connects, immediately reactivate it even if he uses Blinding Dart, then execute him using Five Point Strike and Perfect Execution. If you accidentally trigger a Noxious Trap, retreat into your shroud to drop aggro and reset.
This matchup swings heavily in your favor because Twilight Shroud completely invalidates Undying Rage. When Tryndamere activates his ultimate to escape death, you do not need to run away; you simply drop your smoke. He cannot target you to generate Battle Fury or lifesteal, forcing him to spend his five seconds of immortality wandering aimlessly while you wait to execute him with Perfect Execution.
During the laning phase, Tryndamere is forced into a defensive posture. He cannot safely use Spinning Slash forward because you can easily trade back with Five Point Strike and disengage using Shuriken Flip. Because he cannot dive you under turret—thanks to your ability to hide in the smoke when he relies on his ultimate—you hold complete control over the wave pace and can freely poke him whenever his Bloodlust healing is down.
Never waste Twilight Shroud offensively when Tryndamere has his ultimate available. Instead, poke him down with Five Point Strike and passive autos to force him to activate Undying Rage. The moment he screams and turns unkillable, immediately drop your smoke and stand still inside it. Wait out the five-second timer, tracking his movement, then reactivate Shuriken Flip or cast the second dash of Perfect Execution to secure the kill as his buff expires.
Kayle's complete lack of early defensive mobility makes her incredibly vulnerable to your burst. Before she unlocks Divine Judgment, she has no reliable way to survive your all-in. You can easily tag her with Shuriken Flip when she steps up to farm, following up with Perfect Execution to secure a kill before she can react with Celestial Blessing.
This matchup is a ticking clock where you hold all the cards early. Kayle is forced to play passively, relying on Starfire Spellblade and Radiant Blast to secure minions from safety. You can easily freeze or slow-push to deny her gold, delaying her Divine Ascent power spikes and rendering her useless for early map skirmishes.
Harass her constantly with Five Point Strike whenever she tries to last hit. Once she uses Celestial Blessing for movement speed, immediately launch Shuriken Flip. If she has reached level five, use the first dash of Perfect Execution to force out Divine Judgment, hide inside Twilight Shroud to wait out her invulnerability, then execute her with the second dash.
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これらのアイテムを購入すると、このチャンピオンの影響力を抑えられます。
Akaliのカウンターを理解することは、レーンで彼女に勝てるチャンピオンをリストアップするだけではありません。本当の問題は、彼女の2段階の動きを崩せるのが誰かを知ることです。Akaliは入り込み、Wで時間を稼ぎ、パッシブを再起動し、ウィンドウ次第でR2かE2で仕留めようとします。うまくカウンターするには、そのシーケンスの準備を阻止するか、完了を防ぐ必要があります。レベル5前はプレッシャーで罰するチャンピオン、ダッシュのためにコントロールを温存するチャンピオン、あるいは彼女が消えて戻れる角度を単純に減らすチャンピオンもいます。Akaliに対しては、常に即座に倒すことが目標ではありません。多くの場合、キルを与えずにWかRを使わせるだけで十分です。
Akaliは、相手が不用意なトレードを拒否し、すべてのエントリーを高くつく交換に変える場合に苦労します。彼女を見つけたり、妨害したり、2回目のサイクルに入る前にバーストしたり、プレッシャー下でウェーブ管理を強制したりできるチャンピオンは、彼女の計画をはるかに不安定にします。彼女は自分で戦いのタイミングを選ぶときは危険ですが、敵が応答を強制するときははるかに扱いやすくなります。したがって、彼女に対する鍵は、孤立したターゲットを提供しないこと、E2またはR2のために防御ツールを保持すること、そして側面（フランク）に視界を確保してオブジェクトを進めることです。
このプロファイルは、Akaliの機動性を盲目的に尊重しないため、彼女に対して機能します。AkaliがE2を使用したり、R1で前進したりするとき、彼女は短い間、予測可能な軌道にコミットします。Galio、Annie、またはLissandraは、その瞬間を利用して、彼女がWを2回目のサイクルに変える前にロックできます。重要なのはクラウドコントロールだけではありません。タイミングです。コントロールが早すぎると、Akaliは時間を稼ぐことができます。彼女の本当のエントリーのために温存された場合、彼女は主な利点を失います。
チャンピオンの適応方法. Akaliは、完全にコミットする前にコントロールを誘い出す必要があります。Qで脅かしたり、パッシブのために後退したり、すぐにR2を強制せずにR1を使用したりできます。コントロールが利用可能なままであれば、正面からのオールインではなく、後で別の角度を探すべきです。
このタイプのマッチアップは危険です。なぜなら、Akaliは単純にテンポを決定できないからです。Zed、Fizz、またはDianaは、自身のバーストで彼女のエントリーに応答したり、彼女のシーケンスの一部を回避したり、ダメージを拡大するために使用する代わりにWを使わざるを得なくさせたりできます。Akaliは、彼女のペースでプレイせざるを得ないターゲットを好みます。これらのチャンピオンに対しては、彼女も相手のキルウィンドウを尊重する必要があります。明確な利点なしにEまたはRを費やすと、彼女のスモークがもはやコントロールを取り戻すのに十分でないデュエルに陥る可能性があります。
チャンピオンの適応方法. Akaliは、両方のチャンピオンがすべてのバーストを保持する対称的なトレードを避けるべきです。まずQとパッシブで削り、相手の防御クールダウンを追跡し、その後、他のアサシンがすぐに対応できなくなったときに実行を狙う必要があります。
このプロファイルは、Akaliにあまり快適ではない位置からエントリーするように強制するため、彼女を悩ませます。VexとAhriは、彼女のアプローチを罰したり、本当のターゲットを見つける前にWを使わせたり、E2またはRでコンバートしようとした瞬間に対応策を保持したりできます。Akaliは、体力を失いすぎずに距離を詰めたいと考えています。すでにダメージを受けて到着した場合、彼女のオールインはより予測可能で危険になります。ポークだけでは常に十分ではありませんが、彼女のエントリーのために温存されたコントロールと組み合わせると、彼女のミス許容範囲を破ります。
チャンピオンの適応方法. Akaliは、ターゲットに向かって直線的に走るのではなく、ウェーブと角度を考慮してプレイする必要があります。体力を温存するために少数のミニオンを諦めることを受け入れ、チャームまたはフィアーが利用できなくなったときに短いトレードを狙うことができます。
Galioは、Akaliがやりたいこと、つまりエントリーして消え、その後エグゼキュートで戻ってくることを正確に攻撃するため、理解すべき優先度の高いマッチアップです。彼のコントロールとフロントラインの存在により、正面からのエントリーは非常に高くつきます。Akaliはこのマッチアップを単純なアサシンデュエルとしてプレイすべきではありません。彼女はGalioがウェーブクリアや保護のためにスペルを使用するタイミングに注意し、その後サイドのターゲットを探す必要があります。彼女が彼に、または彼の前方に強制すると、Galioにオールインをカウンターエンゲージに変える時間を与えてしまいます。
Vexは特別な注意に値します。なぜなら、彼女は常にメカニカルに打ち負かす必要なしに、Akaliの機動性を罰するからです。彼女の目標は、Akaliのアプローチを不快にさせることです。エントリー前のポーク、フィアーの脅威、そしてAkaliがE2を速すぎると罰します。Akaliにとって、このマッチアップは忍耐がすべてです。彼女は明白な軌道を与えることを避け、Vexがキーとなるツールを使い果たすのを待ち、その後RまたはEが彼女を敵のコントロールの中心に直接配置しない角度からエントリーする必要があります。
最も重要なのは、彼女に一方的なトレードをさせないことです。可能であればウェーブを押すかコントロールし、彼女の本当の突入に合わせてCCを温存し、キルや有利なトレードなしにWを使わせましょう。もし彼女がEやWを生存のために使ったなら、ウェーブを操作し、優先権を取り、彼女のロームを制限できます。Akaliを倒すことは、必ずしもレーンでキルすることではありません。単に、キャリーを倒せるほどのゴールドを持った状態でmidに到達させないことです。
必ずしもそうではありません。すぐに全てのスキルを使ってしまうと、AkaliはWで時間を稼ぎ、後退してからあなたの主要なツールがなくなった頃に再び現れることができます。彼女の本当のコミットポイントを見極めるのが重要です。それはE2、バックラインへのR1、または煙からの離脱です。その時にCCが決定的な意味を持ちます。Akaliに対する効果的なフォーカスは規律が重要です。彼女の煙幕に無駄なスキルを使わず、優先ターゲットを守り、軌道が予測可能になった時に罰しましょう。
Akaliは、突入角度を選べる場合に非常に強力になります。もし彼女がカバーされていない茂みや壁から現れた場合、あなたのキャリーはE、R、Wにほぼ同時に対応しなければなりません。サイドの視界が良好であれば、彼女の突入を早期に察知でき、後退したり、CCを温存したり、孤立を拒否したりすることができます。視界は彼女のダメージを直接減らすわけではありませんが、彼女のダメージを容易に適用させる「驚き」を減らします。
彼女の2回目の移動に対して確実なカウンターを持つチャンピオンが最も困らせます。Akaliはしばしば最初のスキルを誘ってきますが、E2、R2、またはWでの離脱がコントロールされた場合、彼女は無防備になります。即時CC、機動力のあるバーストダメージ、または強力な距離管理能力を持つチャンピオンは、すべて彼女のエラーマージンを減らします。共通する考え方はシンプルです。彼女に一方的にトレードのテンポを決めさせないことです。
