Matchup · November 6, 2026
Bebop vs Yamato
51.2%
Even97,504 matches
All Bebop matchups & countersUpdated · Patch Nov 4, 2026
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How Bebop beats Yamato
Brawler vs Assassin
You have the health; they have the burst. Make them fight you long — every second past their first combo is in your favour. Buy defensive items early and stay near allies.
Your game plan as Bebop
The hook. Bebop decides fights by dragging one hero into five.
Lane
Sticky Bomb stacks permanently: every hero you hit with it adds damage for the rest of the game. Threaten Grapple Arm from behind troopers.
Mid game
Hook isolated heroes into your team, or into your Guardian. Uppercut the target back toward your allies.
Late game
Hyper Beam melts grouped teams from high ground. Grapple Arm also works on allies, so you can pull a teammate out of a dive.
How to beat Yamato
A blade who commits fully — and refreshes everything when she does.
- 01Wait out Shadow Transformation; she’s invincible at first.
- 02Dodge Power Slash’s charge.
- 03Burst her after the all-in.
Respect
Punish
After Flying Slash
Per match
Head-to-head
BebopYamato
51.2%Win rate48.8%
0.96Kills per death0.99
+0Last-hit edge+2.2
+1.1Deny edge+0
+359Soul lead+0
+0Objective damage edge+1.7K
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Laning
Win the lane: Bebop into Yamato
- 01Farm is close (-2.2 last hits per match), so trades decide this lane, not last hits.
- 02Bebop denies ~1.1 more orbs per match — keep shooting theirs.
- 03Yamato looks for burst windows. Don’t sit in lane at low health, and ping the moment they disappear — they’re hunting.
Skill order
Skill order for this matchup
53.2% win rate over 54,166 matches
Early pointPut an early point into Grapple Arm: Yamato can drag you out of position, so keep a way back.
Yamato’s kit
Threats
Flying Slash
DisplacementSlow36s cd
Crimson Slash
Slow16s cd
Bebop’s kit
Your tools
Exploding Uppercut
DisplacementSlow22s cd
Grapple Arm
DisplacementMobility23s cd
Hyper BeamUltimate
SlowMobility120s cd
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Mid & late game
Winning the fights after lane
- Bebop averages 0.96 kills per death against Yamato.
- On average Bebop finishes 359 souls ahead of Yamato — convert the lead into objectives.
- Bebop deals 1.7k less objective damage per match than Yamato — let teammates take structures while you hold.
- Track Shadow Transformation (160s cooldown). The window right after Yamato uses it is your best time to fight.
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FAQ
Matchup questions
Who wins Bebop vs Yamato?
Bebop wins 51.2% of 97,504 recent matches against Yamato — even.
How do I beat Yamato as Bebop?
Farm is close (-2.2 last hits per match), so trades decide this lane, not last hits. Track Shadow Transformation (160s cooldown). The window right after Yamato uses it is your best time to fight.