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Aside from pure player skill, Flow have a major effect on your performance in Roblox Blue Lock Rivals. Each one grants a handful of different buffs, passives, and abilities. However, no two Flows are the same, and some are basically better versions of weaker ones. There’s a hierarchy to Flows in Blue Lock Rivals, and what you see here are the best of the best. If you have one of these Flows, you’ll find players rarely have an answer for you.
Snake
How would like to be a fast, near-immovable object on the field? Snake is easily one of the best defensive Flows in Blue Lock Rivals, and yet its defensive stat bonuses make it extremely useful when you go on the offensive, too. You’ll be able to tackle more often (with a shorter cooldown) and it’ll be a lot easier to do given the bigger hitbox.
Additionally, Snake grants you a faster recovery whenever you get tackled, too. You won’t ragdoll all over the field as much and get back in the game sooner. If you have the Aiku or Karasu Style, consider yourself lucky. Both of those Styles have ball-intercepting abilities (even in the air), making either or a deadly combination with Snake.
Prodigy
Prodigy not only makes you faster, but puts a strong spin on your basic shots, which is a little crazy. Then again, it wouldn’t be one of the best Flows in Blue Lock Rivals, right? What that means for poor, unsuspecting goalkeepers is they’ll be expecting a straight shot towards their weakest point until—whoops—the ball curves and you’ve got yourself a point.
There is just a little asterisk to Prodigy, though. The curve is awesome and even good goalkeepers won’t expect it, but usually after the first curve, they have your Flow pinned. Here’s a tip: wait until you’re closer to the net (for a shot), then activate your Flow. For starters, it’ll improve your odds of scoring and second, it’s much harder to block a curved shot when it’s so close. A winning strategy is to have a teammate pass to you at the last second!
Awakened Genius
The Awakened Genius Flow is a bit of an oddity in Roblox Blue Lock Rivals. On one hand, having it gives you two dribbles, which is incredibly overpowered, making you the dribble king of the field. On the other, it’s also one of the best support Flows in Blue Lock Rivals because your teammates will have stronger shots and their Flow will increase by 20%.
Don’t forget—Blue Lock Rivals is a team game. Sure, it may not have something fancy like Prodigy, but getting to dribble twice in a row is a boon for playmaking and breaking ankles. At least one of your teammates should have Awakened Genius, like your team captain or your strategist.
Dribbler
As far as naming Flows, the Dribbler is by far the most aptly named. With the Dribbler Flow, you’ll be be breaking ankles left and right, especially if you’re really good at transitioning from a zig-zag dribble to a bay dribble. This is because your dribbles last longer and you move much faster whenever you have the ball.
One crazy combination is pairing Dribbler with the Yukimiya Style for the Free Style and Lethal Touch abilities (and the awakened Street Dribbling skill). You can cover so much ground, you’ll be able to clear the field pretty quickly and keep the ball all to yourself the entire time. Same goes for the Bachira Style!
Demon Wings
Demon Wings is more or less one of the most unfair Flows in Roblox Blue Lock Rivals, especially if you’re really good at headers. You’ll get a boost to your jump height and headers, making it exceedingly harder to steal the ball from you. While you’re bopping the ball with your head, you’ll watch other players unsuccessfully try to jump for it.
More importantly, it’s the only Flow that increases the speed of your shot, making it more difficult for goalkeepers to block the ball. If there’s a massive gap or an open pocket, you’re almost guaranteed to get a score.
