How To Get Yukimiya In Blue Lock Rivals

Blue Lock Rivals Yukimiya is a Mythic Style in the game. It recently got a new buff, and this article explains how you can get it.

The Blue Lock Rivals Summer Update featured a Yukimiya Style buff (Image via Blue Lock Rivals Unofficial Fans | Roblox)

Blue Lock Rivals is one of the most popular Roblox games based on the renowned Blue Lock anime and manga series. The game recently released a new Summer Update, which included a couple of Style reworks. One of the Styles that has now been changed is the Yukimiya Style. It has received a significant buff. Let’s check out what’s new about the Style and how to get it.

Blue Lock Rivals: Yukimiya Style Guide

The Yukimiya Style, inspired by Kenyu Yukimiya from the Blue Lock manga/anime, received a significant buff in the Summer Update, elevating its status in the game’s meta. Here’s what’s changed:

Yukimiya is now listed as a Mythic Style.
Decreased stamina loss on lethal touch.
Removed stamina loss on freestyle.
Increased street dribbling distance, speed, and decreased cooldown.
It can be used twice in one awakening if used early.
Buffed Gyro Shot power (now better than NEL Reo’s copy).

How To Get the Yukimiya Style

You can obtain the Yukimiya Style through random rerolls in the Style Menu. Use Style Spins or Lucky Style Spins to reroll for Yukimiya. The drop rate is approximately 0.5% for regular spins or 5% for Lucky Spins, so it requires luck or persistence.

Pair it with the Dribbler Flow (also upgraded to Legendary), which can be obtained similarly via Flow Spins.

Yukimiya Base Moves

Freestyle (C) – 50 seconds:

The player performs a quick ankle break on an opponent, dashing a significant distance around and forward.
Leaves a colorful yellow-purple lightning trail behind the user.

Lethal Touch (V) – 60 seconds:

The user feints a dash to one side, then quickly dashes to the other side.
Leaves a bright electric trail similar to Freestyle, covering a good distance.

Yukimiya Awakened Moves (Running out of Time)

Street Dribbling (C) – 80 seconds:

Gameplay pauses, and the field turns orange as the user devises a pathway forward past defenders using left/right controls.
The user then follows this path, trailed by yellow-purple lightning.
Occasionally, texts saying “Dribble” or “Fake” appear during the path.

Gyro Shot (B) – 100 seconds:

The camera zooms in on the user with a Dribbler aura.
The user prepares to shoot, considering the target, and uses a gyro shot to curve the ball outwards before curving it back inwards.