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MythicStylesBlue Lock: Rivals

Overview[1]

🔥 Mythic Style This Style is ranked as Mythic — a tier that is more on the rarer side in Blue Lock: Rivals. Mythic styles come with improved visuals, better animations, and superior abilities that set them apart from other Styles below itself in the game.

Yukimiya is a Mythic Style with its personalized Flow being Dribbler|. This Style is based off of Kenyu Yukimiya from the manga/anime series Blue Lock. Yukimiya formerly played in the Bastard München as a left offensive midfielder, but now Yukimiya is part of 23 players in the new Japanese team for the U-20 World Cup. Playstyle: is a quick-based dribbler, capable of getting through multiple defenders in a short amount of time. Yukimiya's moves revolve around long-distance dribbles with very little wind-up. This makes Yukimiya a very useful dribbling style for quickly disarming the defensive line. Strengths: is considered one of the best dribbling styles in Blue Lock; Rivals, capable of destroying the opposition in mere seconds with its smooth and quick dribbling playstyle. Yukimiya's moves are also good for setting up the attack because you can easily break through the defense. Weaknesses: Yukimiya's moves, compared to other dribbling styles, take up a considerable amount of stamina. You could use Stealth to semi-negate the stamina loss while also giving you a small increase in shot power. Status: Due to Yukimiya's insane dribbling, they can quickly burst through enemy defenses and make them a great forward/midfielder. Yukimiya allows you to create strong attacks, whether that be by directly shooting or passing to your wingers.

Stats

Class
Dribbler
Specialties
Dribbling & Shooting
Type
Style

Moveset

Yukimiya is classified as a Mythic style, but they are given three ability slots. In their awakening, Yukimiya has no variants nor moves that change rather you are on/off the ball, however they have two abilities that are changed during awakening. This gives Yukimiya| in total Five abilities. The tables below will give more information about the moves, how they look, and their cooldowns.

Guide

Laboba LaBoba is an on-ball fast no windup dash-dribble combo that can be used to swiftly pass defenders, it is also useful to get distance from defenders due to it anklebreaking any nearby opponents. It has a very short cooldown along with its "sister" dribble Street Sweep. Street Sweep Street Sweep is a very fast and lengthy aimable dribble move that can be used to pass multiple defenders quickly and effectively, it has a very short cooldown for a dribble move of its type, which adds on to its usefulness. However, unlike LaBoba it does not anklebreak opponents, so be mindful of where you end up. Gyro Shot Gyro Shot is a close to midrange curved shot that has a short windup. Due to its attributes and unusual accuracy for a curved shot, it can also be used as a pass. Street Dribbling Street Dribbling is a very long range dribble that moves very quickly along a path set during a slow motion cutscene. However, be careful that once the dribble ends, you are vulnerable to defenders once it ends. Goal In Time Goal In Time is a very powerful curved shot that has immense range, capable of hitting near full field goals with proper aim.

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References

  1. 1.Community-sourced from bluelockrivals-roblox.fandom.com · checked Aug 22, 2026
  2. 2.Image from [🏖️QOL] Blue Lock: Rivals Wiki (Fandom) · CC BY-SA · checked Jul 25, 2026

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