Nunu & Willumpは、雪玉が最大パワーに達する前にinterruptできる構成にカウンターされます。disengageやmobilityを持つチャンピオンは、彼らのAoEアルティメットから容易に脱出できます。Early invade構成は、彼らのジャングルファームのテンポを乱すことができます。
| マッチアップ | 判定 | 有利度 | 勝率 | ピック率 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Olaf | ハードカウンター | +2 | 52.5% | 2.4% |
| Lillia | ハードカウンター | +2 | 51.9% | 3.3% |
| Ambessa | ハードカウンター | +2 | 50.3% | 1.2% |
| Gragas | ハードカウンター | +2 | — | — |
| Warwick | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 52.6% | 2.7% |
| Diana | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 52.1% | 2.9% |
| Vi | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.9% | 9.3% |
| Gwen | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.8% | 1.9% |
| Pantheon | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.7% | 5.5% |
| Ekko | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.6% | 4.3% |
| Darius | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 51.5% | 8.1% |
| Fiddlesticks | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.8% | 2.7% |
| Xin Zhao | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.7% | 9.5% |
| Skarner | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.6% | 1.1% |
| Wukong | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.3% | 3.7% |
| Nocturne | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.3% | 5.5% |
| Nidalee | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 50.2% | 2.4% |
| Volibear | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.9% | 3.3% |
| Kindred | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.8% | 2.6% |
| Hecarim | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 49.2% | 2.6% |
| Evelynn | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.6% | 2.4% |
| Master Yi | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | 48.0% | 9.3% |
| Mordekaiser | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Poppy | 不利なマッチアップ | +1 | — | — |
| Amumu | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 55.1% | 3.3% |
| Rammus | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 54.7% | 4.3% |
| Jarvan IV | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 52.4% | 8.5% |
| Kayn | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.6% | 9.2% |
| Kha'Zix | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 50.0% | 4.9% |
| Yone | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 49.1% | 2.0% |
| Riven | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.8% | 1.2% |
| Dr. Mundo | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.6% | 1.1% |
| Jax | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.4% | 2.1% |
| Graves | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 48.3% | 7.6% |
| Rengar | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.8% | 1.6% |
| Cho'Gath | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.6% | 5.4% |
| Zed | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.6% | 1.8% |
| Lee Sin | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 47.3% | 12.0% |
| Viego | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | 46.0% | 3.4% |
| Aatrox | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Camille | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Maokai | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Nautilus | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Nilah | スキル次第のマッチアップ | ±0 | — | — |
| Shyvana | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 51.1% | 7.0% |
| Tryndamere | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 50.6% | 6.8% |
| Talon | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 49.1% | 2.8% |
| Fizz | 有利なマッチアップ | −1 | 47.4% | 2.1% |
| Twitch | 有利なマッチアップ | −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。
Lillia is a nightmare matchup because her Blooming Blows grants her massive stacking movement speed, making it nearly impossible to hit her with Biggest Snowball Ever!. As you attempt to roll your snowball towards her, she easily sidesteps your main initiation tool. This leaves you vulnerable to her immediate counter-attack, as she can effortlessly kite around you while applying Dream-Laden Bough to chip away at your health bar.
Because Lillia easily dodges your ganks and skirmish attempts, you lose the ability to contest the river crabs early. If you try to secure objectives, Lillia can throw Swirlseed from safety to slow you, then run in to steal with her high mobility or put you to sleep using Lilting Lullaby. This forces you into a defensive farming state, conceding early map pressure and priority.
To survive, never initiate ganks with Biggest Snowball Ever! when Lillia is nearby to counter-gank. Instead, hold your snowball and wait in brush choke points where her movement space is restricted. If she engages, use Snowball Barrage to lock her down first, then chain into Absolute Zero to force her flash or sleep tool. If she gets too fast, immediately fall back and use Consume on monsters.
Olaf completely neutralizes your kit because his ultimate, Ragnarok, grants him total immunity to crowd control. This means your primary engage tool, Biggest Snowball Ever!, and your massive zone control from Absolute Zero are rendered entirely useless. While you are stuck channeling or trying to peel, Olaf scales his attack speed up with Berserker Rage and shreds your health bar using Reckless Swing and Vicious Strikes.
This interaction stripping your crowd control makes any direct river duel or counter-gank disastrous for you. Olaf will actively hunt you in your jungle, knowing that if he intercepts your Biggest Snowball Ever!, he can force a deadly stat-check. You cannot contest objectives head-on; if you attempt to secure a Drake with Consume, Olaf can simply pop Ragnarok, bypass your team's frontline, and execute you.
To survive, you must track Olaf's jungle path and actively path away from him. Only fight when you know Ragnarok is on cooldown. If he invades, use Consume to secure the large monster instantly and escape using the movement speed from Call of the Freljord. Never initiate with Biggest Snowball Ever! if his ultimate is up; instead, wait for your allies to bait Ragnarok out, then use Snowball Barrage to root him once his immunity expires.
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。
Darius dominates this jungle duel because his hook, Apprehend, completely shuts down your primary engagement tool, Biggest Snowball Ever!. If you try to roll a snowball directly into him, his quick pull cancels your momentum instantly, leaving you vulnerable to quick stacks of Hemorrhage. Since his Decimate provides him with healing that rivals your Consume in skirmishes, direct duels are heavily skewed in his favor if he holds his grab.
This interaction forces you into a passive tempo race where you cannot contest camps directly. If Darius invades, his Crippling Strike slow combined with Apprehend makes escaping incredibly difficult once your snowball is canceled. You are forced to utilize Consume to quickly secure your own camps and clear out of his path, conceding early river crab priority unless you spot him on the opposite side of the map.
To survive this matchup, never initiate with Biggest Snowball Ever! if Darius is looking at you. Instead, lane gank from fog of war or wait until he wastes Apprehend on an ally. If caught, use Snowball Barrage to root him from a safe distance, preventing him from landing the outer edge of Decimate. If he triggers Noxian Might, immediately channel Absolute Zero to shield his execution attempt and slow his chase while you wait for backup.
Master Yi counters your entire kit because Highlander makes him entirely immune to the slow from Absolute Zero, rendering your ultimate's zone useless for kiting or zoning him. Furthermore, he can easily dodge your Biggest Snowball Ever! initiation using Alpha Strike, and then shred through your defensive stats with Wuju Style and Double Strike while you are unable to escape his relentless chase.
Direct duels in the river are completely off the table because Master Yi can easily run you down once he activates his ultimate. This pressure forces you to play defensively in your own jungle and makes contesting scuttle crabs risky. However, your superior securing tool, Consume, gives you a major advantage in objective control, meaning you must sneak dragons and Rift Heralds rather than forcing teamfights around them.
To survive and secure the map, never initiate with Biggest Snowball Ever! if Master Yi has Alpha Strike ready. Instead, hold your Snowball Barrage to lock him down only after he reappears from his leap. When contesting epic monsters, combine Consume with Smite to burst the objective from high health, denying his chance to steal. If he activates Highlander, retreat toward your teammates to trigger Call of the Freljord and gain the necessary movement speed to escape his blades.
Your gank potential and objective contests heavily rely on rolling Biggest Snowball Ever! into the fray. However, Fiddlesticks neutralizes your momentum effortlessly. A well-timed Reap silences you, instantly popping your snowball, while Terrify forces you to flee in the opposite direction. Without this crucial crowd control and speed, your engage collapses, leaving you vulnerable to Bountiful Harvest draining your health pool.
Because Fiddlesticks can disarm your ganks so easily, your lanes are exposed to his terrifying Crowstorm jumps. When contesting neutral objectives, you cannot comfortably charge Biggest Snowball Ever! from the river fog. If he halts your roll, he can safely channel Bountiful Harvest to out-sustain you, stripping away your priority and forcing you to rely solely on Consume to steal objectives under heavy pressure.
Track his cooldowns meticulously; never roll Biggest Snowball Ever! directly into Fiddlesticks unless you have seen him waste Reap or Terrify first. When he starts channeling Bountiful Harvest, use Snowball Barrage to lock him down with a root once his drain ends or to force an early cancellation. If he surprises you with Crowstorm, immediately channel Absolute Zero to grant yourself a shield and slow his escape, turning his ambush into a counter-engage.
Ekko's high mobility completely disrupts your gank setup and jungle skirmishes. Whenever you roll in with Biggest Snowball Ever!, he can easily react and bypass the knock-up using the dash from Phase Dive. Once your primary crowd control is evaded, Ekko immediately retaliates with Timewinder to slow you down, allowing him to easily trigger Z-Drive Resonance for massive burst damage and a speed boost that leaves you trailing behind.
This constant threat of being counter-engaged makes gank paths through the river highly risky. If Ekko catches you charging a snowball, he will bait it out, reposition, and turn the fight. This diminishes your early map pressure, as you cannot rely on easy setup. Furthermore, his ability to stall your clear with Parallel Convergence means your objective-taking speed is hindered, forcing you to delay neutral objective attempts or risk being stolen from.
To secure objectives, leverage Consume to out-smite him rather than trying to fight him directly. Never initiate with Biggest Snowball Ever! if Phase Dive is available; instead, walk up to him with Call of the Freljord active or use Snowball Barrage first to force his dash. If he commits Chronobreak, immediately channel Absolute Zero on his return clone shadow to absorb his burst with your shield and lock him down right as he lands.
Your ganks and skirmishes rely heavily on the setup of Biggest Snowball Ever!. However, Nidalee can easily react to your roll and hop over or away from the impact zone with Pounce. Once your main crowd control is wasted, she has a clear, unobstructed line of sight to land a max-damage Javelin Toss on your massive hitbox, immediately turning your engage into a dangerous counter-assault.
Because Nidalee can easily escape or punish your gank attempts, you lose early map pressure. In the river, securing Scuttle Crabs or preparing Epic Monsters becomes extremely risky. If you try to rush a Dragon or Rift Herald with Consume, Nidalee can throw Javelin Toss from the fog of war to chunk your health bar, forcing you to abandon the objective or face a lethal Pounce execute.
To beat her mobility, never lead your ganks or objective entries with Biggest Snowball Ever! unless she has already committed Pounce. Instead, walk into her jungle to secure deep vision, and rely on Snowball Barrage to slow her first. If she jumps on you, channel Absolute Zero to absorb her burst with the shield while slowing her down, making it impossible for her to escape without burning Flash, then secure the objective safely with Consume.
Nocturne directly counters your engage and zoning tools. When you roll in with Biggest Snowball Ever!, he can activate Shroud of Darkness to absorb the knock-up, gaining attack speed to shred you. Furthermore, if you attempt to channel Absolute Zero to turn a skirmish around, Nocturne can tether you with Unspeakable Horror, fearing you out of your ultimate before it can reach full charge.
Because Nocturne can shrug off your gank setups, you lose the freedom to blindly roll into lanes. Skirmishes in the river are highly risky; if he intercepts you, Duskbringer allows him to chase you down while ignoring your slows. During neutral objective fights, his Paranoia blinds you, making it incredibly difficult to coordinate your Consume and Smite burst safely while he threatens an assassination.
Never initiate with Biggest Snowball Ever! if Nocturne is nearby with his spell shield up. Instead, approach on foot and use the fast, multi-hit projectiles of Snowball Barrage to pop Shroud of Darkness from a safe distance. Only after his shield is gone should you attempt to lock him down. If he targets you with Unspeakable Horror, do not channel Absolute Zero immediately; wait for the fear effect to trigger and end before starting your ultimate.
Your teamfight presence hinges on landing a massive Absolute Zero, but Vi's entire kit acts as a hard stop to your channeling. The moment you begin to charge your ultimate, she can effortlessly cancel it using the displacement of Vault Breaker or by targeting you directly with her unstoppable Cease and Desist. This constant threat completely negates your zone control and damage potential in direct skirmishes.
Because Vi can shut down your ultimate, contesting Epic Monsters directly is highly volatile. If she holds her crowd control, you cannot safely secure objectives with Consume while charging Absolute Zero to zone her out. This forces you to concede early river priority, as she easily wins prolonged duels by shredding your armor with Denting Blows and absorbing your counter-burst with Blast Shield, leaving your laners vulnerable to her aggressive ganks.
To survive this matchup, never initiate fights with Biggest Snowball Ever! if Vi is lurking nearby with her abilities ready. Instead, use Snowball Barrage from the periphery to peel for your allies and bait out her Vault Breaker. Only channel Absolute Zero after you visually confirm she has committed her Cease and Desist onto another target. If she holds her Ultimates, focus entirely on securing the objective with a swift Consume and immediately disengaging.
This matchup hinges entirely on Mordekaiser's ability to nullify your main jungle strength during epic monster fights. While you normally secure neutral targets easily using the massive burst damage of Consume paired with Smite, Mordekaiser can cast Realm of Death to drag you into a separate dimension. This banishment isolates you from the dragon or baron pit entirely, making it impossible to secure the objective.
Because of this ultimate threat, contesting neutral objectives directly becomes a massive liability. You cannot simply roll in with Biggest Snowball Ever! and expect a clean steal. If Mordekaiser is alive and near the pit, your team cannot safely start Baron or Dragon, as he will simply banish you, leaving the monster vulnerable to his team's Smite.
To counter this, you must adjust your positioning during teamfights. Never start the epic monster yourself if Mordekaiser is nearby. Instead, fish for a flank with Biggest Snowball Ever! to knock him up, and coordinate with your allies to burst him down before the monster reaches Smite range. If he grabs you with Death's Grasp, immediately trigger Absolute Zero to gain a massive shield and buy time inside his realm.
Diana dominates this jungle matchup because her ultimate, Moonfall, serves as a direct, instant shutoff to your primary teamfight tool. While you want to channel Absolute Zero in the middle of skirmishes to zone and burst, her pull immediately interrupts your channel, stripping away your shield and massive damage. Additionally, her Pale Cascade helps her mitigate your initial Snowball Barrage damage, leaving you vulnerable once your main channel is ruined.
During objective contests like Baron or Dragon, this interaction forces you into a defensive posture. You cannot blindly initiate with Biggest Snowball Ever! into her team, because if she counter-engages, you cannot retaliate with your ultimate. This gives Diana the freedom to contest your Consume secures, knowing she can pressure your health bar with Moonsilver Blade procs without fearing a full ultimate turnaround from you.
To survive and win teamfights, you must hold Absolute Zero until you see Diana commit Moonfall on your allies. Use Biggest Snowball Ever! to peel for your carries rather than engaging on her directly. If she dashes in using Crescent Strike followed by Lunar Rush, wait out her initial burst, slow her down with Snowball Barrage, and only trigger your ultimate after her pull is spent. If she refuses to use it, focus entirely on securing objectives with the Consume and Smite combination.
This matchup is dictated by Warwick's ability to easily shut down your ultimate. Whenever you channel Absolute Zero, he can immediately interrupt it using either the fear from Primal Howl or the suppression from Infinite Duress. Additionally, his passive healing from Eternal Hunger and Jaws of the Beast allows him to easily out-sustain your Consume in prolonged jungle skirmishes, making direct duels highly unfavorable.
In the jungle, Warwick will constantly pressure you if your health drops, tracking you down with Blood Hunt. Since you cannot safely channel Absolute Zero near him, contesting early Rift Scuttlers or Epic Monsters becomes perilous. He can force skirmishes where his superior healing outweighs your burst from Consume, slowly pushing you out of your camps and limiting your ganking with Biggest Snowball Ever!.
To survive, never initiate a fight with Absolute Zero. Instead, use Biggest Snowball Ever! to gank side lanes where Warwick is absent. If forced to fight him, wait out the damage reduction of his Primal Howl before trying to disengage. Use Snowball Barrage to root him at a distance, preventing him from latching onto you with Jaws of the Beast. Save your Consume strictly to secure objectives, then immediately retreat.
Ganking Kindred is exceptionally difficult because they can easily dodge your Biggest Snowball Ever! using the short-cooldown dash from Dance of Arrows, especially when inside Wolf's Frenzy. While Kindred excels at kiting you down with Mounting Dread, they cannot match your raw epic monster execution. The matchup revolves around your ability to combine Consume with Smite, which completely bypasses the protective zone of Lamb's Respite by bursting down objectives before they can react.
This dynamic turns the jungle into a high-stakes race where Kindred hunts for Mark of the Kindred while you focus on securing neutral camps. Your lanes will face heavy pressure if Kindred gets ahead, as your failed ganks with Biggest Snowball Ever! leave you vulnerable to counter-jungling. However, you dictate the pace of major objectives; Kindred cannot safely start Baron or Dragons because your Consume ensures you win any Smite fight.
Do not initiate fights with Biggest Snowball Ever! if Kindred has Dance of Arrows available; instead, run at them with Call of the Freljord active or lock them down with Snowball Barrage first. When contesting Marks, use Consume early to deny them their stacks. During objective teamfights, wait out Lamb's Respite. The moment their ultimate's healing circle expires, immediately trigger Absolute Zero or time your Consume and Smite combination to secure the kill instantly.
This matchup is dictated by Pantheon's ability to completely negate your ultimate. Since Shield Vault is a point-and-click stun, he can instantly interrupt Absolute Zero the moment you begin canalizing it. Combined with the early-game burst from his empowered Comet Spear via Mortal Will, you cannot win direct skirmishes in the river if both of you have all your tools available.
During early skirmishes around the Rift Herald or drakes, you cannot freely channel your ultimate to secure space. If Pantheon counterganks, his Aegis Assault can block your Snowball Barrage or Biggest Snowball Ever! damage from the front, while his threatening presence forces you to delay using Absolute Zero. This limits your map pressure, making neutral objectives highly contested and risky to start without vision.
To survive and outplay him, you must never activate Absolute Zero while his Shield Vault is off cooldown. Wait for him to commit his stun onto an ally before initiating your channel. If he holds it specifically for you, use Biggest Snowball Ever! from fog of war to knock him up first, then rely on Consume to heal through his initial burst. When contesting objectives, prioritize securing them quickly with the instant burst of your Consume rather than trying to fight him.
Wukong represents a direct counter to your primary ganking tool. When you roll in with Biggest Snowball Ever!, Wukong can reactively deploy Warrior Trickster directly in your path. The clone absorbs the entire collision, completely neutralizing your engage while leaving you vulnerable to his immediate Nimbus Strike counter-engage and Cyclone knock-up.
This interaction severely limits your ability to gank lanes where Wukong is counter-ganking, or to fight him directly in the jungle. If you charge your snowball through the river, he can easily intercept you, protect his laners, and turn the fight. At neutral objectives, your Consume gives you secure power, but his Cyclone can disrupt your positioning and keep you away from the pit before you can use it.
To play around this, avoid initiating fights with a straight-line Biggest Snowball Ever! when Wukong is nearby and has Warrior Trickster available. Instead, curve your snowball around terrain to surprise him, or hold the ability entirely. Walk up to him, slow him first with Snowball Barrage to force his clone early, then use your knock-up. If he starts his Cyclone, activate Absolute Zero immediately to gain the shield and counteract his damage while slowing his team.
This jungle matchup is dictated by how easily Volibear can interrupt your ultimate. Because Thundering Smash grants him a direct stun, he can instantly cancel your Absolute Zero channel, stripping away your primary teamfight damage and shield. Additionally, his dueling sustain from Frenzied Maul and Sky Splitter outlasts your Consume healing in extended skirmishes, making direct 1v1 fights in the river highly unfavourable if his crowd control is ready.
In the jungle, this interaction heavily restricts your freedom to secure Epic Monsters. If Volibear contests a dragon or Rift Herald, you cannot safely channel Absolute Zero to zone him out. Instead, his presence forces you to rely purely on a Consume smite-fight. Because his Stormbringer bypasses tower defence, he can easily dive your laners, pressure your camps, and win early skirmishes if you attempt to contest him without support.
To survive this matchup, you must treat your ultimate as a secondary, reactive tool. Never initiate a fight by rolling in with Biggest Snowball Ever! straight into an immediate Absolute Zero. Instead, use Snowball Barrage to kite and slow him, forcing him to waste Thundering Smash on your allies. Once his stun is on cooldown, you can safely channel your ultimate or use Consume on a nearby camp to swing the health advantage back in your favour.
The core of this jungle duel revolves around control-locking. While your Biggest Snowball Ever! can initiate fights, Skarner holds all the cards once ultimate abilities are unlocked. His Impale completely shuts down your biggest source of damage and zoning, Absolute Zero. He can easily react to your channel, suppressing you instantly and dragging you away from your team, turning your massive defensive shield into a wasted cooldown.
This interaction severely limits your freedom around epic monsters. Attempting to secure Baron or Dragon with Consume becomes incredibly risky if Skarner is alive, as his Ixtal's Impact can pin you against the pit walls before you can even react. If you get caught out of position, his Threads of Vibration will shred your health pool during the suppression, giving his team free objective priority and leaving your lanes vulnerable to counter-ganks.
To survive this matchup, you must never trigger Absolute Zero proactively while Skarner has his ultimate ready. Instead, let your allies bait out Impale first. Use Snowball Barrage from a safe distance to chip away at his Seismic Bastion shield and apply slows. When engaging with Biggest Snowball Ever!, aim to flank or path near open spaces to deny him the wall-stun from Ixtal's Impact, ensuring you retain control over your movement.
Poppy acts as a hard stop to your entire teamfight presence. The core of this matchup revolves around Absolute Zero. Whenever you attempt to channel this massive ultimate, Poppy can easily knock you entirely out of the fight, completely neutralizing your shield and damage. Furthermore, her ability to interrupt your movement makes engaging with Biggest Snowball Ever! highly predictable and easily countered if she positions correctly.
In the river and around objectives, this disruption completely shifts the power dynamic. You cannot reliably use Absolute Zero to zone the enemy team away from Drake or Baron, forcing you to concede spatial control. If you initiate blindly, Poppy will displace you, leaving your lanes vulnerable to counter-collapses. This constant threat slows down your gank tempo and weakens your neutral objective securing power.
To play around this, discipline your positioning and ability sequencing. Never initiate with Biggest Snowball Ever! directly into Poppy. Instead, flank through the fog of war and use Snowball Barrage to pressure her from a safe angle. Hold Absolute Zero until you see her use her displacement tool on another teammate. If she refuses to use it, focus entirely on using Consume to secure the epic monster rather than trying to force a big channel.
This matchup is highly unfavorable because Xin Zhao possesses two direct tools to ruin your primary teamfight threat. Whenever you channel Absolute Zero, he can immediately cancel it using either the third strike knock-up from Three Talon Strike or by blowing you away with Crescent Guard. Since your ultimate's massive damage relies on a full channel, his crowd control completely neutralizes your zone control during early skirmishes.
In the jungle, Xin Zhao's early dueling power makes direct river contests extremely dangerous. If he catches you with Audacious Charge, he can force a fight where your Biggest Snowball Ever! is useless at close range. Your ganking lanes are constantly threatened by counter-ganks, where his high single-target damage and healing from Determination will easily overwhelm you and your laner if you try to commit to a long fight.
To survive, never initiate a teamfight by channeling Absolute Zero while Xin Zhao has his cooldowns ready. Wait for him to commit Audacious Charge and waste his Three Talon Strike on an ally first. Once his crowd control is down, you can safely deploy your ultimate. If he tries to invade, use the slow from Snowball Barrage to disengage, and rely on the high securing power of Consume to steal camps and neutral objectives right under his nose.
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。
In this jungle duel, Dr. Mundo completely neutralizes your primary ganking tool because his Goes Where He Pleases passive absorbs the knockup from your Biggest Snowball Ever!. This makes direct duels or ganking him highly ineffective early on. However, your immense secure tool with Consume gives you an uncontestable advantage during epic monster contests, turning this matchup into a pure race of map objectives rather than direct combat.
Since you cannot easily lockdown Dr. Mundo with your Biggest Snowball Ever! due to his passive immunity, ganking his lane or forcing skirmishes in his jungle is a waste of resources. Instead, this dynamic turns the map into a split-map pressure game. While Dr. Mundo scales by farming camps with Blunt Force Trauma, you must leverage your superior neutral monster execution speed to sneak Dragons and Rift Heralds early.
To bypass his crowd control immunity, pop Goes Where He Pleases first using Snowball Barrage to apply the slow and break his shield before committing your team's heavier crowd control. During objective contests, never panic-smite; combine your Smite with Consume to instantly burst down epic monsters from over a thousand health, completely out-securing Dr. Mundo's lack of burst execution. If Dr. Mundo invades you, use Absolute Zero's shield and slow to safely retreat rather than fighting him.
This jungle duel pits Nunu & Willump's unmatched epic monster securing power against Amumu's devastating teamfight initiation. While your Consume combined with Smite out-bursts any objective execution attempt Amumu makes with Despair or Tantrum, you cannot match his raw skirmishing power once he unlocks Curse of the Sad Mummy. The match is a direct race between your objective-taking speed and his five-man crowd control potential.
Your early rotations are highly threat-free, allowing you to use Biggest Snowball Ever! to secure scuttle crabs and initiate early drakes. Amumu is vulnerable to counter-jungling because his Bandage Toss has a long early cooldown and Cursed Touch requires sustained combat. However, if you fail to translate this early pressure into neutral objectives before he reaches major teamfights, his Curse of the Sad Mummy will systematically shut down your team in late-game skirmishes.
Force early neutral objectives by sneaking them with Consume while Amumu is farming. During teamfights, never channel Absolute Zero early; Amumu will easily interrupt it with Bandage Toss or Curse of the Sad Mummy. Instead, use Snowball Barrage to root him when he engages, and only release your ultimate after he has expended his stuns. If he secures the area first, pivot to peeling for your carries with Biggest Snowball Ever! to stop his follow-up.
This matchup is a battle of disruption. The entire dynamic hinges on Jarvan IV using his Demacian Standard and Dragon Strike combo to interrupt your Biggest Snowball Ever!. If he reacts quickly, he completely cancels your initiation and leaves you vulnerable. However, if he wastes this knockup, your snowball will successfully land, setting up Snowball Barrage and allowing you to dictate the skirmish.
Ganking becomes a high-stakes chess match. When you roll a massive Biggest Snowball Ever! into a lane, Jarvan IV can intercept you mid-river, stopping your momentum entirely and turning your gank into a deadly counter-gank. Around Epic Monsters, your Consume gives you secure priority, but if Jarvan IV traps you inside Cataclysm, you cannot easily secure the objective or escape his team's focus fire.
Never initiate with Biggest Snowball Ever! directly into Jarvan IV if his Demacian Standard is available. Instead, path from unexpected angles or wait for him to commit his knockup onto an ally before charging. If you get trapped in his Cataclysm, immediately channel Absolute Zero; the massive shield helps you survive his burst, and the slow discourages his team from collapsing on you while you wait for a chance to bite with Consume.
This matchup is a high-speed strategic race. With Consume, you hold absolute authority over early dragons and Rift Heralds, as Kayn cannot match your burst execute. However, Kayn bypasses traditional wards using Shadow Step to slide through walls, allowing him to counter-jungle your camps and out-pace your clear. It is a battle of your objective securing power versus his superior map mobility.
Kayn will avoid direct 1v1 fights early, opting to use Reaping Slash to quickly clear his jungle and Shadow Step to invade your raptors or Krugs when you show yourself on the map. While you can secure early neutral objectives easily if you start them, you risk falling behind in gold. This trade-off forces a high-pressure dynamic where your lane ganks must succeed.
To win this race, never start a neutral objective without tracking Kayn's position; use Biggest Snowball Ever! to lane-gank aggressively and force him to react. When defending your camps, place deep wards inside the terrain where Shadow Step originates rather than in brushes. If Kayn tries to steal a camp, hold your Consume to secure the large monster instantly. If he unlocks The Darkin Scythe, save Absolute Zero to shield his Umbral Trespass burst.
This jungle matchup revolves around a deadly trade-off between objective control and isolation risk. Your Consume acts as an uncontestable tool to secure epic monsters, giving you a massive advantage in direct smite fights. However, if Kha'Zix catches you alone in your own jungle, his Taste Their Fear deals devastating isolated damage that easily shreds your health pool before you can escape, turning any solo rotation into a high-stakes gamble.
The map becomes a race to secure the drakes and Herald. While you want to roll Biggest Snowball Ever! through lanes to gank and build priority, doing so carelessly leaves your camps open to counter-jungling. If Kha'Zix uses Void Assault to ambush your rotations, you lose your pressure. The game is won or lost on whether you can force team fights at objectives where isolation is impossible, or if he picks you off beforehand.
Never enter the enemy jungle alone without knowing his position, as Taste Their Fear will punish you instantly. When contesting objectives, stand close to your teammates or remaining monsters to actively prevent his isolation bonus from triggering. If he jumps in with Leap, immediately channel Absolute Zero to shield yourself from his burst while slowing his escape, and use Snowball Barrage to root him for your team. This neutralizes his assassination threat and secures your Consume window.
This jungle duel revolves entirely around neutral objective control. While your Consume gives you an unmatched securing tool, Lee Sin possesses the ultimate disruption. If you channel Absolute Zero to zone his team or secure a Drake, he can easily dash in with Sonic Wave or Safeguard and activate Dragon's Rage to knock you out of range, cancelling your shield and ultimate damage instantly.
Because of this threat, starting Epic Monsters is highly risky if the blind monk is lurking nearby. He will bait your Biggest Snowball Ever! using Safeguard to escape over walls, then turn back to steal with Sonic Wave. You cannot blindly rush objectives; you must secure vision to prevent him from flanking and kicking you away right as the monster falls into Smite range.
Position yourself on the opposite side of the pit from where Lee Sin is likely to approach, forcing him to waste Sonic Wave or Safeguard just to reach you. Never initiate Absolute Zero while Dragon's Rage is available unless you have already rooted him with Snowball Barrage. If he gets close, hold your Consume for the absolute last second to out-smite his execution damage, even if you get kicked away mid-fight.
This matchup is defined by how Nautilus handles your engage versus how you handle neutral monsters. While rolling in with Biggest Snowball Ever! is your primary ganking tool, Nautilus can easily stop your momentum by simply landing a basic attack empowered by Staggering Blow. However, when it comes to securing dragons or barons, your Consume provides an unmatched burst of damage that outclasses his supportive utility.
During skirmishes, Nautilus will constantly fish for Dredge Line to peel you off his allies, turning river fights into chess matches. If he stops your Biggest Snowball Ever! early, you lose your primary crowd control, leaving your laners exposed to Riptide slows. However, because he cannot out-burst Consume, Nautilus is forced to commit Depth Charge on you to prevent you from getting into the pit.
To win this, never lead your river engages with Biggest Snowball Ever! if Nautilus is standing in front of his carry waiting to auto-attack you. Instead, wait for him to commit Staggering Blow or Dredge Line on a teammate before channeling Absolute Zero to zone him out. If he holds his crowd control, focus entirely on the objective; rush the epic monster and combine your Smite with Consume to steal or secure it before his team can burst it down.
This jungle matchup revolves around Viego's ability to neutralize your high-impact crowd control. When you roll in with Biggest Snowball Ever!, Viego can easily sidestep it or charge Spectral Maw to stun you mid-charge. Furthermore, your massive area-of-effect ultimate, Absolute Zero, is highly vulnerable; Viego can instantly cancel your channel with that same charged stun, turning a potential teamfight-winning burst into a wasted cooldown.
Skirmishes around the Scuttle Crab or Epic Monsters become high-stakes mind games. You cannot blindly contest Viego if his stun is available, as losing your channel leaves you exposed to his high physical damage. If you fail to land Biggest Snowball Ever!, Viego will immediately turn the fight, using Harrowed Path to hunt you down. However, your Consume gives you superior objective securing power if you can survive his initial burst.
To win these skirmishes, never channel Absolute Zero until you see Viego waste Spectral Maw on an ally or to gap-close. When initiating, release Biggest Snowball Ever! slightly early if Viego is charging his stun, ensuring you get the knock-up before he can react. If he invades your jungle, use Snowball Barrage from a safe distance to root him, allowing you to buy time and secure your camps with Consume before retreating.
This jungle matchup revolves around a race of tempos. Nunu & Willump's Consume provides an absolute advantage in securing neutral monsters, rendering early dragons and heralds incredibly risky for Nilah to contest. Knowing she cannot match this raw executing tool, Nilah is forced to rely on her passive Joy Unending and clearing speed to scale up, bypassing early direct skirmishes over major objectives.
Because Nilah must focus on farming to reach her late-game potential, you dictate the early map flow. You can rush the first Drake or Rift Herald almost uncontested if you track her properly. However, if you fail to secure these objectives quickly, Nilah will use Slipstream and Formless Blade to power-farm her camps, eventually out-scaling you and taking over teamfights with Apotheosis.
Capitalize on your objective execution. Start the Drake or Herald immediately when you spot Nilah on the opposite side of the map, using Biggest Snowball Ever! to transition quickly. Always hold Consume to guarantee the final blow alongside Smite, denying any steal attempt. If Nilah attempts to contest with Apotheosis, use Snowball Barrage to root her or channel Absolute Zero to zone her away, preventing her from turning the fight around.
The jungle match hinges on how Maokai counters Biggest Snowball Ever!. When you charge your massive ball, Maokai can instantly halt your momentum using Bramble Smash or time Twisted Advance to become untargetable and completely evade your knockup. Because Consume gives you superb secure potential, Maokai relies on these precise disruptions to prevent you from getting close enough to use it.
Since both of you excel at securing epic monsters, the game becomes a tense race for objectives. Maokai uses Sapling Toss to scout bushes and delay your approach, while his Nature's Grasp can zone you out entirely. If Maokai spots you coming and interrupts Biggest Snowball Ever!, you lose the speed needed to contest, turning neutral objectives into highly contested, dangerous vision wars.
To win this, prioritize clearing Sapling Toss bushes with sweeping lens before starting objectives, denying Maokai easy setups. When ganking or engaging, never roll Biggest Snowball Ever! directly into Maokai if his Bramble Smash is active; instead, angle your pathing to target his allies from unexpected flanks. If he commits Twisted Advance onto you, immediately channel Absolute Zero to punish his dive with massive slows and a shield.
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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。
Nunu & Willump completely shut down Tryndamere's threat by neutralizing his ultimate. When Tryndamere activates *Undying Rage* to survive, you can easily waste those five seconds of invulnerability. By utilizing the heavy, continuous slows from *Snowball Barrage* and the massive zone control of *Absolute Zero*, you prevent him from sticking to you or your allies, rendering his high *Battle Fury* critical strikes useless.
This interaction turns mid-game skirmishes and objective fights entirely in your favor. Tryndamere cannot safely contest Epic Monsters because your *Consume* easily out-smites him, while his attempts to dive your laners are easily thwarted. Because you can safely peel him off, his split-pushing pressure is minimized, forcing him into awkward teamfights where his *Spinning Slash* cannot save him from your lock-down.
When fighting Tryndamere, never initiate with your full combo. Save *Snowball Barrage* for the exact moment he triggers *Undying Rage*. Position yourself between him and his target, then unleash the snowballs to slow him, followed immediately by *Absolute Zero* to lock him down in a freezing field. If he uses *Spinning Slash* to escape over a wall, do not chase blindly; instead, use *Consume* on a nearby camp to heal up and maintain map pressure.
Nunu dominates this matchup because Shyvana relies on accumulating passive stacks from Fury of the Dragonborn by securing dragons. However, your Consume combined with Smite creates an unbeatable burst-execution threshold. Shyvana's primary securing tool, Twin Bite, simply cannot match this sudden true damage burst, leaving her unable to contest objectives directly against you when you are both in the pit.
This mismatch shifts the map pressure heavily in your favor. Knowing Shyvana must farm camps to build Fury of the Dragonborn and charge Dragon's Descent, you can out-pace her. Use your early mobility to gank lanes while she is stuck clearing. This forces her into a defensive posture, sacrificing her early neutral objectives and allowing your laners to snowball before she can ever scale.
Start your gank rotations early by rolling Biggest Snowball Ever! into lanes immediately after your first buff. When contesting Epic Monsters, hold Consume until the monster's health matches your exact Consume plus Smite threshold. If Shyvana attempts to crash the pit using Dragon's Descent, immediately channel Absolute Zero to slow her advance and shield yourself, ensuring she cannot get close enough to use Twin Bite before you secure the objective.
Nunu's gank pressure outclasses Talon because the assassin relies heavily on Assassin's Path to navigate skirmishes. Once Talon vaults a wall, his escape route is locked on a long cooldown. You can easily predict his landing spot, roll in with Biggest Snowball Ever!, and immediately follow up with Snowball Barrage. This multi-hit barrage slows and roots him, completely neutralizing his mobility and preventing Noxian Diplomacy.
This interaction shifts map pressure entirely in your favor. Knowing you can lock him down after he vaults a wall makes Talon hesitant to invade or contest Scuttle Crabs. You can easily out-smite him using Consume, securing early neutral objectives while he is stuck behind walls, unable to safely contest, which starves him of the early kills he desperately needs.
To execute this, always track Talon's entry points near the river walls. When you see him use Assassin's Path to cross a ledge, do not panic-cast Absolute Zero immediately. Instead, hit him with Snowball Barrage first. Keep moving with him to land all three snowballs to secure the root. Once he is rooted and unable to use Shadow Assault, safely channel Absolute Zero.
Nunu & Willump completely dismantle Twitch's reliance on stealth. When Twitch tries to escape or reposition using Ambush, he remains vulnerable to the massive hitbox of Biggest Snowball Ever!. Once hit, Nunu & Willump can immediately follow up with Snowball Barrage, which not only slows him down to prevent him from stacking Deadly Venom, but also roots him, leaving the fragile marksman fully exposed and unable to safely cast Spray and Pray.
This matchup heavily skews map control in your favor. Because Twitch cannot rely on Ambush to safely roam or escape, his early gank pressure is non-existent. You can aggressively invade his camps, secure dual Scuttle Crabs, and force him to play defensively. Every time Twitch shows on a ward, your superior map mobility lets you counter-gank instantly, turning his attempted ambushes into free double kills for your laners.
When hunting Twitch, do not blindly throw your crowd control. Start by rolling Biggest Snowball Ever! through common stealth pathways to intercept him mid-Ambush. Once you connect, immediately activate Snowball Barrage to apply the slow, preventing him from kiting you with Venom Cask. If he attempts to fight back with Spray and Pray, channel Absolute Zero right on top of him; the massive shield protects you from his piercing bolts while the slow guarantees a lethal explosion.
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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。
Nunu & Willumpへの対策は、彼のスノーボールを避けるだけではありません。真の目的は、彼がマップで刻もうとするリズムを崩すことです。彼は序盤のキャンプを確保し、レーン優先度をgankに変え、そのプレッシャーをConsume + SmiteでDragonやHeraldに変換しようとします。この連携がスムーズになる前に攻撃できるかが、良い対策となります。具体的には、彼を侵入したり、デュエルを強要したり、WとAbsolute Zeroが最も価値を発揮する通路を妨害したりすることです。ヌヌがチームと連携して短い角度からプレイする場合、止めるのは困難になります。視界や優先度なしで正面から入ることを強いられると、彼は影響力を大きく失います。
Nunu & Willumpは、jungleを直接的な戦闘空間に変えるチャンピオンに対して苦戦します。彼はテンポでプレイしたいのであって、長引く1v1に勝てることを証明したいわけではありません。彼のjungleに追従したり、クリアを妨害したり、目標物周辺での存在感をキャンセルしたりできるピックは、彼の価値を大幅に低下させます。また、敵チームが彼の突入を妨害するためにクラウドコントロールを温存したり、Absolute Zeroが重要になる前に彼のゾーンから離れたりすると、彼はより脆くなります。したがって、最も信頼できる対策は純粋にメカニクス的なものではありません。彼のタイミングを予測し、Wの経路にワードを置き、目標物を開始する前に川を争う必要があります。
Nunu & Willumpは、川から戦闘を選びたいのであって、侵入や長引くデュエルに自分のjungle内で対応することを強いられたくありません。序盤に彼と戦えるデュエリストは、彼の主な快適さであるクリーンなクリア、準備されたgank、確保された目標物を奪います。彼がキャンプを守ったり、戦闘を避けたりするのに時間を費やす必要がある場合、レーンへの到着が遅れ、序盤のドラゴンを危険にするプレッシャーを失います。
チャンピオンの適応方法. ヌヌはより防御的なゲームを受け入れる必要があります。jungleの入り口にワードを置き、不必要なデュエルを避け、予測可能な経路を強要する代わりにカウンターギャンクを探します。彼の目標は、Consume + Smiteが利用可能になるまで十分なテンポを維持することになります。
Nunu & Willumpが正面から入ってくると、彼ははるかに読みやすくなります。素早く対応したり、ターゲットをロックダウンしたり、戦闘を有利に進めたりできるジャングラーは、彼がすでに体をコミットした瞬間を罰します。彼のスノーボールはイニシエートできますが、すぐに明確なアドバンテージを生み出さない場合、相手はそのコミットメントを彼に対して利用できます。このタイプのマッチアップは、ヌヌに角度と味方のタイミングをより正確にするよう強います。
チャンピオンの適応方法. 長くて明白な突入は避けるべきです。最良の角度は、短い視界のパス、川の対角線、そして相手がすでにモビリティやクラウドコントロールのスキルを使い切った瞬間から生まれます。
Nunu & Willumpは、視界と優先度を持って目標物を開始する際には非常に強力ですが、相手がテイクを加速させたり、ゾーンを脅かしたり、アルティメットにまっすぐ歩かずに争ったりできる場合、彼は快適さを失います。ピットの周りでプレイしたり、継続的なダメージを与えたり、ヌヌに確保とタンクのどちらかを選ばせるチャンピオンは、彼の計画を自動化しにくくします。彼らは必ずしもConsume + Smiteに勝てるわけではありませんが、セットアップをはるかに困難にします。
チャンピオンの適応方法. ヌヌは目標物の準備をより早く行う必要があります。ディープビジョン、レーン優先度、そして敵が自由にポークできないような突入角度です。目標物の開始が遅すぎると、相手に彼のゾーンを崩す時間を与えてしまいます。
Olafは、Nunu & Willumpが嫌うもの、つまり直接的なデュエルと自身のテンポの喪失を正確に攻撃するため、最も危険なマッチアップの1つです。ヌヌが早すぎる段階で長引く戦闘を受け入れると、目標物ジャングラーとしてのアイデンティティではなく、サバイバルゲームをプレイすることになります。正しい対応は、不必要な1v1を避け、移動できるレーンを通じてプレイし、Olafをメカニクス的に出し抜こうとするのではなく、Consume + Smiteのセキュリティを使用して目標物で優位を取り戻すことです。
Lee Sinは、ヌヌの計画が完全に確立される前に行動できるため、Nunu & Willumpをプレッシャーします。彼は序盤のキャンプ、カウンターギャンク、そしてヌヌがまだプレッシャーをクリーンに吸収できるほどタンクではない小規模な戦闘を脅かします。したがって、このマッチアップは予測可能性に関するものです。ヌヌが同じWの経路を繰り返し、視界なしで目標物を開始する場合、Lee Sinは彼を罰することができます。しかし、ヌヌがレーンを関与させ続け、目標物のタイミングでプレイすれば、デュエルを探さずにコントロールを取り戻すことができます。
彼のシーケンスが始まる前に断ち切る必要があります。彼のWの経路にビジョンを張り、スカトルを争い、ジャングラーが許可するなら彼の序盤のキャンプにプレッシャーをかけましょう。最悪のシナリオは、彼にNXKEEP3ENDをさせてフラッシュを強要し、その後NXKEEP2ENDをフリーで取らせることです。彼を倒せなくても、最初のテンポを遅らせるだけで、彼のオブジェクトがより自動的でなくなることが多いです。
はい、あなたのチャンピオンとレーンが追随できるなら。インベードはヌヌに対して強力です。なぜなら、それは彼にデュエルやキャンプの損失という、彼が嫌う2つの状況への対応を強いるからです。しかし、優先権のないインベードは裏目に出ることがあります。もし彼が生き残り、彼のレーンが先に到着した場合、彼はあなたの攻撃性をカウンターNXKEEP2END、そしてオブジェクトへと変えることができます。インベードは自動的ではなく、準備されていなければなりません。
Consume + Smiteはヌヌに非常に強力な確保ウィンドウを与えますが、それは問題の一部にすぎません。本当の危険は、彼がピットの周りに作り出すゾーンから来ます。Wはエントリーを壊すことができ、Absolute Zeroはチョークポイントをブロックでき、そしてあなたが中に入るのをためらっている間に彼のチームはダメージを与えることができます。彼に勝つには、DragonのHPが低くなる前にビジョンとアクセスをコンテストしなければなりません。
彼に簡単なインパクトポイントを与えないようにする必要があります。狭すぎる通路から離れ、彼のスノーボールのためにクラウドコントロールやダッシュを保持し、Absolute Zeroの前に全てのツールを使い果たさないようにしましょう。目標は常に彼を最初に倒すことではなく、彼のエントリーを悪くすることです。もしヌヌが重要なターゲットに当たらずに、またはオブジェクトへのアクセスをブロックせずにエンゲージした場合、彼のチームは多くの構造を失います。
