Yuumi vs Lulu SUPPORT Matchup Guide | LaneStomp

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Yuumi vs Lulu

Confidence mediumUpdated Jun 9, 2026

Overview

Prioritize attaching to your ADC for sustained healing and poke safety against Lulu's shield and polymorph.
Deny Lulu's engage angle by controlling bot brush and keep wave states favorable for your ADC's positioning.
Use (R) to root enemies during extended fights, enabling your ADC's follow-up and disengage options.

Trading pattern

Stay attached to your ADC, poke with (Q), and speed them up with (E) to sustain trades.
Hold (R) for extended chase or disengage windows where your ADC can follow up safely.
Deny Lulu's shield and polymorph by forcing trades outside her cooldowns and avoiding detaches near enemy engage.

Danger windows

Respect Lulu's polymorph (W) cooldown as it denies your ADC's engage and follow-up.
Avoid detaching near Lulu's shield (E) and enemy ADC trades to prevent burst vulnerability.
Watch for Lulu's level 6 (R) counter-engage knockup during all-ins or skirmishes.

Early game

Track level 2 closely and only contest the wave if your ADC can follow your attach and poke threat.
Maintain brush control to prevent Lulu from landing polymorph engages on your ADC.
Use early wave crash timing to create safe roam windows or vision control around dragon.

Power spikes

Level 2 attach sustain unlocks your lane's first real trade threat; coordinate with ADC for trades.
Level 3 full kit enables stronger poke and peel; use (Q) and (E) to pressure while tracking Lulu's key cooldowns.
Level 6 (R) adds powerful root control; use it around your ADC's engage or disengage to lock targets.

Win conditions

Convert sustained poke and healing into ADC safety, enabling extended fights where your (R) roots create kill windows.
Deny enemy ADC access by controlling brush and wave, forcing Lulu to waste shield and polymorph defensively.
Use wave crashes to create roam opportunities for vision control around dragon and mid, then return before ADC becomes vulnerable.