Naafiri - "The forgotten child" of League of Legends continues to be in the dark at LCK 2025

If there is a title for the most "number" general in the history of League of Legends, then Naafiri will surely be the brightest candidate. Launched in July 2023, but Naafiri was still struggling to find a foothold in the professional arena - and until now, all efforts have been in exchange for ... failure.

Right in the opening match of Regular Season 2025 between Gen.G and Hanwha Life Esports, Naafiri was suddenly brought back to the spotlight in the jungle position. However, this re -export does not bring any light to the wild wolf Darkin. Although used by Peanut - one of the best junglers in the world - Naafiri still cannot escape the shadow of "constant failure".

Calculating the aforementioned match, Naafiri only appeared only 4 times at LCK, with pathetic results: 3 defeats - 1 victory. An unbelievably inferior figure for a general who has been expected by Riot to "make a story". Worth mentioning, this is also the general with the most appearance of the history of the Korean League of Legends tournament.

However, Riot constantly strives to improve the situation. Recent edits helped Naafiri be more noticeable during the pre -season and start -up tournament. As of April 4, she was banned 99 times and was chosen 40 times - a leap leap compared to the 2024 season (only 12 banned and 5 selections). But the problem is ... the winning rate is still not "floating".

Specifically, when used in the jungle position, Naafiri reached a win rate of about 60% - seemed potential. However, in the mid lane, the result is still faint with only 1 win - 1 loss. The only one who is "saving" the reputation for her is Kanavi, with 3 use and Toan Thang. But that is not enough to help Naafiri become a stable choice when confronting high -class teams like Gen.G.

In the future, can Naafiri "revive" as expected? Perhaps it takes more time, editing, and ... miracles. Because, a general that even the superstars could not maximize, it was clear, the road ahead was still too many thorns.