How To Get Yukimiya Style in Azure Latch

Azure Latch Yukimiya is a Mythic Style in Azure Latch based on the character Kenyu Yukimiya. Let’s find out how to get it.

The Yukimiya Style is a Mythic Style in Azure Latch (Image via twi game | Roblox)

If you like the Blue Lock anime, then you might find Azure Latch on Roblox to be interesting. The game features a list of obtainable styles that offer unique playstyles and abilities. One of the new ones added to the game is the Yukimiya Style. It is a Mythic-tier style inspired by Blue Lock character Kenyu Yukimiya. Let’s find out how you can obtain this style and what it does.

What Is Azure Latch Yukimiya Style?

The Yukimiya Style is a Mythic Style in Azure Latch. This style is renowned for its unique Dynamic Flow System, which adapts based on opponent proximity and field conditions, making Yukimiya one of the most versatile and technically gifted characters in the game.

How To Unlock the Yukimiya Style in Azure Latch

Styles in Azure Latch are obtainable via the game’s Gacha system (rolling). Visit the game’s Shop tab. From there, select the option to roll for a style, which costs 250 to 500 cash per roll (the price fluctuates).

As a Mythic-tier style, Yukimiya has only a 1.8% drop rate. This makes it a difficult style to obtain. You may need to roll multiple times, so accumulate sufficient cash (ideally thousands) to increase your chances. Once you roll Yukimiya, it will be added to your style inventory. You can equip it from the Storage tab in the menu.

Tip: Save up cash from codes and gameplay to afford multiple rolls, as the low drop rate means luck plays a significant role.

What Does the Yukimiya Style Do?

Let’s check out the base moveset of the Yukimiya Style:

Gyro Shot (Move 1, 26s): Charges a powerful shot with a left curve.
Cut In (Move 2, 26s): Fakes right, dashes left, and runs forward (ankle break variant).
Speed Dribble (Move 3, 23-26s):
- First Use: Rushes right, fakes, switches left with “fake” text and paint splash trail.
- Second Use: Rushes left, spins, fakes, dashes right with “fake” text and paint splash trail.
Arch Break (Move 4, 26s): Takes a stance; slides into tackling opponent or faces endlag if tackle fails.

Now let’s check out the Awakened moveset (this is street soccer-style dribbling!) of the Yukimiya Style:

Street Style Dribble (Move 5, twice per flow): The user nears the opponent, fakes a shot, then swiftly cuts through their defense, leaving them confused.