Heroes / Mizuki

Mizuki

SUPPORT Console PC stats → dive A Tier

Win rate53.0%

Pick rate15.0%

Ban rate4.1%

Win rate since Jun 10 +1.8%

Pick rate since Jun 10 +3.6%

Aggressive mobile support who generates healing output by dealing damage through his Remedy Aura. Katashiro Return enables quick escapes; Binding Chain provides CC for dive setups.

Abilities

Spirit Glaive Bouncing projectile that ricochets off surfaces until hitting an enemy.

Healing Kasa Throws a hat that bounces between allies to heal each one.

Remedy Aura (Passive) Healing aura that scales with resource generated by dealing damage and healing.

Katashiro Return Leaps forward and leaves a paper doll; reactivate to teleport back.

Binding Chain Tethers the first enemy hit, silencing their movement abilities.

Kekkai Sanctuary Creates a protective area that instantly heals allies and absorbs projectiles.

Meta Analysis

Consistent across ranks (Master vs Silver: -0.7%), with a neutral skill curve. Relatively even across game modes (Escort 53.0% to Hybrid 51.6%). Best on Aatlis, Runasapi, Antarctic Peninsula — maps characterized by chokepoint and flank terrain. Struggles most on Blizzard World and Paraiso (high-ground, multi-flank, long sightlines, open maps). Banned in 9.4% of Grandmaster games vs 1.8% in Silver — feared specifically by high-skill players, despite a modest 52.7% Master win rate.

Win Rate by Rank

Bronze

53.1%

Silver

53.4%

Gold

52.8%

Platinum

53.0%

Diamond

52.8%

Master

52.7%

Grandmaster

51.3%

Ban Rate by Rank (as of 2026-07-26)

Bronze

1.1%

Silver

1.8%

Gold

2.9%

Platinum

4.9%

Diamond

8.1%

Master

9.5%

Grandmaster

9.4%

Win Rate by Map (All tiers) (per-map data as of 2026-07-26)

Playing Mizuki? Strongest maps: Aatlis, Runasapi, Antarctic Peninsula.

Kit fit (✓✓ … ✗✗) rates how well Mizuki's abilities suit each map's mode and geometry — independent of the observed win rates.

Map Mode Win rate ↓ ± avg Kit fit Bans

Aatlis Flashpoint

55.0% +2.6% ✓ 5.2%↑

Flashpoint's scattered, drawn-out fights on Aatlis reward the self-sufficiency of Healing Kasa

Runasapi Push

54.9% +2.5% – 4.9%

Antarctic Peninsula Control

54.6% +2.2% ✓ 4.4%

Control scrums on Antarctic Peninsula are dive magnets — Binding Chain punishes every engage

Neon Junction Hybrid

54.1% +1.7% – 4.0%

Dorado Escort

53.8% +1.4% – 3.7%

Kings Row Hybrid

53.5% +1.1% – 3.9%

Lijiang Tower Control

53.4% +1.0% ✓ 5.4%↑

Rialto Escort

53.3% +0.9% – 3.8%

Shambali Monastery Escort

53.3% +0.9% – 3.8%

Circuit Royal Escort

53.1% +0.7% – 3.7%

Colosseo Push

53.0% +0.6% ✓ 4.8%

Oasis Control

52.9% +0.5% ✓ 4.7%

Watchpoint Gibraltar Escort

52.9% +0.5% – 3.4%

Junkertown Escort

52.6% +0.2% – 3.7%

Route 66 Escort

52.4% -0.0% – 3.3%

Busan Control

52.3% -0.1% ✓ 4.4%

Havana Escort

52.3% -0.1% – 3.4%

Midtown Hybrid

52.2% -0.2% – 3.8%

Samoa Control

52.1% -0.3% ✓ 4.8%

Esperanca Push

51.9% -0.5% – 4.8%

Suravasa Flashpoint

51.7% -0.7% ✓ 6.3%↑

Nepal Control

51.6% -0.8% ✓ 4.7%

Hollywood Hybrid

51.5% -0.9% – 3.8%

Ilios Control

51.4% -1.0% ✓ 4.1%

New Queen Street Push

51.4% -1.0% – 5.1%↑

Eichenwalde Hybrid

51.1% -1.3% – 3.6%

New Junk City Flashpoint

50.7% -1.7% ✓ 5.5%↑

On paper Flashpoint's scattered, drawn-out fights on New Junk City reward the self-sufficiency of Healing Kasa — but the numbers disagree (-1.7pp vs their average).

Blizzard World Hybrid

50.2% -2.2% – 3.5%

Paraiso Hybrid

50.0% -2.4% – 3.2%

Numbani Hybrid

49.9% -2.5% – 3.7%