Solomon vs Bebop
Written for the Solomon player. Playing Bebop? See Bebop vs Solomon →
Solomon is favoured. Solomon wins 47.3% of 46,240 games against Bebop (+2.7 points vs Solomon’s usual 44.6%).
How to win as Solomon
- RuleDo not commit before
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base is gone.
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base above everything — it is the hero. Walk into hook range behind a trooper or with a dash held, force the cast, then play the next 11-23 seconds aggressively because he has no pick and no escape - Watch out
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base reaches roughly 60m once upgraded — if you can see a Bebop down a straight lane, you are already inside his kill range - Your edgeYou have no clean statistical edge here — this one is decided by who uses their cooldowns better, not by the kits.
- Buy
Cursed Relic
Cursed Relic +55s Cooldown +3.25s Duration +0.1s Cast Delay -25% Damage Penalty — Bebop is where this lineup’s channelled ultimates comes from. Buy to shut down one enemy carry or to cancel a game-deciding ultimate outright.
The numbers: lane, whole match and Oracle and above
| Games | Solomon wins | vs Solomon's usual | Sample |
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| Whole match | 47.3% | +2.7 pts (44.6% overall) | 46,240 games |
| Sharing a lane | 47.5% | +2.9 pts (44.6% overall) | 15,310 games |
| Oracle and above | 44.4% | +2.3 pts (42.1% at Oracle+) | 3,640 games |
"Sharing a lane" counts only games where both were assigned the same lane — the laning matchup itself. "Oracle and above" counts only matches whose average rank was Oracle and above. Source: deadlock-api.com, refreshed daily.
Data-supported Measured: you win 47.3% of these, which is 2.7 points above your overall win rate (46,240 matches). The kit-based model reads this as moderate instead — treat the measured number as primary and the gap as a sign this matchup is more about execution than kit. Ranked against this hero's own baseline win rate, not raw win rate. Source: deadlock-api.com.
What should I do right now?
Do
- Plan for
Cursed Relic
Cursed Relic +55s Cooldown +3.25s Duration +0.1s Cast Delay -25% Damage Penalty — know which tier it sits in so you are not improvising at the shop. - Know what
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base looks like. It is the cooldown this lane revolves around.
Avoid
- Walking to lane on the same path every wave against a hero with Bebop's engage range.
Do
- A Bebop with hook on cooldown is close to a non-threat; his lane pressure is entirely cooldown-gated
- He has no escape whatsoever — a gank on his side of the lane usually kills him
- A bishop parked in lane slides through both laners for 70 damage and a slow every few seconds
Avoid
- The beam weapon's huge 66-round clip and hitscan behaviour make last-hitting and denying orbs very easy, giving him one of the strongest soul-economy lanes in the game
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Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base converts any moment of bad positioning near the lane's side walls into a kill
Do
- Their first real spike is
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base T2 (roughly 3-5k souls) — respect it from that point, not before. - Your spike is ult unlock:
Develop Queen
Develop Queen Solomon summons a queen that crashes down on an area for spirit damage. Crowd Control 1.25s stun from the lines, plus a 15% slow for 1.5s (30% at Tier 2). Damage 120 spirit damage (+1.4 per Spirit) on the crash and again on the lines. Mobility The queen leaps up to 16m per move, with 5s between moves; 1 -40s cooldown 2 +15% slow, and the lines checkmate heroes below 200 health, executing them 5 +2 moves and +1 square range adds 120-damage crashes and Stun lines that he can move twice more
Avoid
- Taking an even fight against Bebop on their spike timing when you could take the same fight ten minutes later on yours.
Do
- Watch for
Hyper Beam
Hyper Beam Bebop channels an enormous beam of energy that deals heavy spirit damage over time and slows anything it touches. Crowd Control Applies a movement slow to everything hit. Damage Tier 2 adds +108 DPS. Channel lasts about 11s with a 1s cast delay.… Mobility Bebop is slowed and locked into the channel; 1 roughly -20s cooldown from the 120s base 2 +108 damage per second 5 heals for 65% of hero damage dealt and 20% of non-hero damage . Break line of sight — the beam is a straight line and stepping behind any pillar or corner ends your exposure instantly - Put a body between you and him —
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base stops on the first character it hits, so walking behind your own troopers or your frontline makes you literally unhookable
Avoid
- Spending your own escape before
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base is on cooldown.
Bebop’s abilities
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Hyper Beam
Hyper Beam Bebop channels an enormous beam of energy that deals heavy spirit damage over time and slows anything it touches. Crowd Control Applies a movement slow to everything hit. Damage Tier 2 adds +108 DPS. Channel lasts about 11s with a 1s cast delay.… Mobility Bebop is slowed and locked into the channel; 1 roughly -20s cooldown from the 120s base 2 +108 damage per second 5 heals for 65% of hero damage dealt and 20% of non-hero damage Ultimate Sticking power rather than damage: applies a movement slow to everything hit.
- Break line of sight — the beam is a straight line and stepping behind any pillar or corner ends your exposure instantly
- Stun, Silence or knock him during the 1s cast delay and the entire 120s ultimate is gone
- Never contest an objective in a straight open lane against a Bebop with ultimate up; force the fight around geometry
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Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base Ability 3 Position is the thing this takes from you: hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for the duration of the reel-in.
- It is blocked by the first body it touches — walk behind troopers or a frontline teammate and the hook physically cannot reach you
- Never stand in a straight open line to a Bebop who has hook up; break the line with pillars, crates Crates Streets, rooftops and tunnels — about 500 of them Ordinary breakables. Each has a 60% chance to drop souls; a Tough Crate always drops, for double. Souls 23 souls a crate, 60% of the time +2 a minute and building corners
- The projectile has travel time; strafing perpendicular to him, especially while sliding or dashing, beats it at long range
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Exploding Uppercut
Exploding Uppercut Bebop swings upward, knocking back everyone close to him. Crowd Control Knockback/knockup on the initial hit, plus a fire-rate reduction applied by… Damage Not sourced as a single figure on current pages; Mobility none for Bebop himself; 1 roughly -11s cooldown (base is about 22s) 2 +9 uppercut hit buff and +30% weapon damage 5 on hero hit, resets Grapple Arm's cooldown and restores about +18% of his missing health Ability 1 It puts you somewhere you did not choose to be — knockback/Knockup on the initial hit, plus a fire-rate reduction applied by the landing detonation.
- Do not stand in melee range of a Bebop who has hook available — the uppercut is the back half of the combo, so denying the hook denies this too
- If you are hooked, spend a dash the instant you land rather than the instant you are grabbed; the uppercut lands during the reel-in
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Unstoppable
Unstoppable +60s Cooldown +5.5s Duration +125 Bonus Health +25% Debuff Resist Builds from Debuff Reducer or CC-immunity effects prevent the knockback and the whole combo falls apart
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Sticky Bomb
Sticky Bomb Bebop sticks a bomb to a target or surface; Damage Tier 2 alone adds +85 damage. Defensive Tier 3 gives +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s on cast… 1 roughly -8s cooldown from the ~18s base 2 +85 damage 5 on cast, +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s Ability 2 His scaling damage source and the bulk of his burst. The stacking mechanic means an unpunished Bebop's bomb gets meaningfully stronger across a match, so denying stacks in lane matters for the whole game.
- Break away from your allies the moment a bomb lands on you — the explosion is an area effect and clustering turns one bomb into four hits of stacks for him
- Deny stacks in lane by refusing to eat free bomb hits; his late-game burst is literally a function of how many times he hit you early
- Debuff-cleanse items remove the bomb before detonation, which is the cleanest hard answer
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Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base Grapple Arm above everything — it is the hero. Walk into hook range behind a trooper or with a dash held, force the cast, then play the next 11-23 seconds aggressively because he has no pick and no escape
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Exploding Uppercut
Exploding Uppercut Bebop swings upward, knocking back everyone close to him. Crowd Control Knockback/knockup on the initial hit, plus a fire-rate reduction applied by… Damage Not sourced as a single figure on current pages; Mobility none for Bebop himself; 1 roughly -11s cooldown (base is about 22s) 2 +9 uppercut hit buff and +30% weapon damage 5 on hero hit, resets Grapple Arm's cooldown and restores about +18% of his missing health Exploding Uppercut second, because its T3 resets the hook; if he burns the uppercut on a trooper wave or a non-lethal target, the chain-pick is off the table
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Sticky Bomb
Sticky Bomb Bebop sticks a bomb to a target or surface; Damage Tier 2 alone adds +85 damage. Defensive Tier 3 gives +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s on cast… 1 roughly -8s cooldown from the ~18s base 2 +85 damage 5 on cast, +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s Sticky Bomb is the lowest priority to bait — it is short cooldown and cheap for him to throw; just do not cluster when it lands
The matchup in detail
- Almost no mobility and no escape; he dies to any collapse he does not see coming Strong evidence
- Entirely cooldown-dependent — with hook down he contributes little Strong evidence
- Hook is blocked by the first body it touches, including troopers Strong evidence
- Bebop threatens you two ways at once — a combo that kills and a disable that makes the combo land — and the three big defensive actives are deliberately orthogonal, so you have to decide which half you are answering.
Metal Skin
Metal Skin +24s Cooldown +5s Duration +12% Bullet Resist -20% Dash Distance blocks Bullet Damage and no statuses;
Unstoppable
Unstoppable +60s Cooldown +5.5s Duration +125 Bonus Health +25% Debuff Resist Builds from Debuff Reducer blocks statuses and no damage;
Ethereal Shift
Ethereal Shift +37s Cooldown +4s Duration +5s Buff Duration +30% Spirit Resist +20 Spirit Power blocks everything but takes you out of the fight and cancels your own channels. Buying two is the honest answer if you have the souls; buying the wrong one is the same as buying nothing. Strong evidence - Read this matchup as one where the early deficit sticks. Bebop is a top-tier laner, and the 09-16-2026 patch removed the fixed bonus souls for being modestly behind in net worth on both hero kill bounties and Rift bounties, with the notes explicitly naming early-to-mid game as the most affected window. What is left is a redistribution inside your own team, not a handout. The practical consequence is that a lane you lose 0-6 minutes no longer self-corrects — you have to not lose it, or take the game somewhere else quickly. Documented
- Neither of you can disengage well, so fights between you tend to go to completion. That makes the decision to start one much more important than anything you do inside it — commit only when you already have the advantage, because backing out is not available to either side. Strategic
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Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base reaches roughly 60m once upgraded — if you can see a Bebop down a straight lane, you are already inside his kill range Documented - The hook-into-Sticky-Bomb-into-Exploding-Uppercut sequence is a full combo that kills most squishies outright once his bomb has stacks Documented
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Exploding Uppercut
Exploding Uppercut Bebop swings upward, knocking back everyone close to him. Crowd Control Knockback/knockup on the initial hit, plus a fire-rate reduction applied by… Damage Not sourced as a single figure on current pages; Mobility none for Bebop himself; 1 roughly -11s cooldown (base is about 22s) 2 +9 uppercut hit buff and +30% weapon damage 5 on hero hit, resets Grapple Arm's cooldown and restores about +18% of his missing health T3 he resets his own hook on a hero hit, so surviving the first pick does not mean the chain is over Documented -
Hyper Beam
Hyper Beam Bebop channels an enormous beam of energy that deals heavy spirit damage over time and slows anything it touches. Crowd Control Applies a movement slow to everything hit. Damage Tier 2 adds +108 DPS. Channel lasts about 11s with a 1s cast delay.… Mobility Bebop is slowed and locked into the channel; 1 roughly -20s cooldown from the 120s base 2 +108 damage per second 5 heals for 65% of hero damage dealt and 20% of non-hero damage deletes Guardians and Walkers in seconds — a free channel on an objective costs you the lane, not just the fight Documented -
Exploding Uppercut
Exploding Uppercut Bebop swings upward, knocking back everyone close to him. Crowd Control Knockback/knockup on the initial hit, plus a fire-rate reduction applied by… Damage Not sourced as a single figure on current pages; Mobility none for Bebop himself; 1 roughly -11s cooldown (base is about 22s) 2 +9 uppercut hit buff and +30% weapon damage 5 on hero hit, resets Grapple Arm's cooldown and restores about +18% of his missing health can throw you off a bridge or out of your team's formation even when he is not going for damage Documented - Bebop can take you from healthy to dead inside one combo, so health-bar management is not a useful frame in this matchup — being visible at all inside their range is the risk. Assume any moment you are in their line of sight at full health is a moment they can kill you. Strong evidence
- Put a body between you and him —
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base stops on the first character it hits, so walking behind your own troopers or your frontline makes you literally unhookable Strong evidence - Route through cover: hug pillars, crates Crates Streets, rooftops and tunnels — about 500 of them Ordinary breakables. Each has a 60% chance to drop souls; a Tough Crate always drops, for double. Souls 23 souls a crate, 60% of the time +2 a minute and building corners so no straight line ever exists from him to you, especially in the 30-60m band Strong evidence
- Carry a cleanse or debuff-removal item to strip
Sticky Bomb
Sticky Bomb Bebop sticks a bomb to a target or surface; Damage Tier 2 alone adds +85 damage. Defensive Tier 3 gives +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s on cast… 1 roughly -8s cooldown from the ~18s base 2 +85 damage 5 on cast, +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s before it detonates, and spread out the instant you see one land on a teammate Strong evidence - Hold a Stun for the 1s
Hyper Beam
Hyper Beam Bebop channels an enormous beam of energy that deals heavy spirit damage over time and slows anything it touches. Crowd Control Applies a movement slow to everything hit. Damage Tier 2 adds +108 DPS. Channel lasts about 11s with a 1s cast delay.… Mobility Bebop is slowed and locked into the channel; 1 roughly -20s cooldown from the 120s base 2 +108 damage per second 5 heals for 65% of hero damage dealt and 20% of non-hero damage cast delay; cancelling the channel removes a 120s cooldown from the fight Strong evidence - Play high-stamina, high-mobility heroes into him where possible and strafe perpendicular at range — the hook is a travelling projectile, not hitscan Strong evidence
- Deny
Sticky Bomb
Sticky Bomb Bebop sticks a bomb to a target or surface; Damage Tier 2 alone adds +85 damage. Defensive Tier 3 gives +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s on cast… 1 roughly -8s cooldown from the ~18s base 2 +85 damage 5 on cast, +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s stacks in lane; his late-game burst is a direct function of how many free bomb hits you gave him early Strong evidence - You cannot out-move Bebop's gun, so the answer is the item that changes what their bullets do rather than where you stand.
Plated Armor
Plated Armor +1s Cooldown +30% Deflection Percent +50% On-Hit Prevention Percent +130 Bonus Health deflects bullets outright and — the part most players miss — strips their on-hit build-ups, which is the only clean answer to
Silencer
Silencer +12% Spirit Resist -25% Spirit Damage Reduction +2.5s Silence Duration +6s Debuff Duration +10s Immunity Duration ,
Toxic Bullets
Toxic Bullets -35% Incoming Healing -35% Incoming Healing and
Inhibitor
Inhibitor +150 Bonus Health +5s Debuff Duration -30% Damage Penalty +10% Weapon Damage -40% Incoming Healing -40% Incoming Healing stacks landing on you. If 6,400 is too far away,
Battle Vest
Battle Vest +18% Bullet Resist +3 Out of Combat Regen +65% Life Threshold +18% Weapon Damage +7% Fire Rate at +18% Bullet Resist is the efficient Tier II step and
Bullet Resilience
Bullet Resilience +30% Bullet Resist +3 Out of Combat Regen at +30% (with a further +15% below half health) the Tier III one. Strong evidence - You have an immunity window and Bebop has a burst combo, which makes this a timing matchup rather than a damage one. Their combo has a commit point; your window has to cover that point rather than open before it. Using it early is the same as not having it. Strategic
- Any time
Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base is on cooldown (up to 23s base, ~11.5s upgraded) he has no gap-close, no escape and no pick — this is the window to walk at him Documented - During the 1s cast delay and the full ~11s channel of
Hyper Beam
Hyper Beam Bebop channels an enormous beam of energy that deals heavy spirit damage over time and slows anything it touches. Crowd Control Applies a movement slow to everything hit. Damage Tier 2 adds +108 DPS. Channel lasts about 11s with a 1s cast delay.… Mobility Bebop is slowed and locked into the channel; 1 roughly -20s cooldown from the 120s base 2 +108 damage per second 5 heals for 65% of hero damage dealt and 20% of non-hero damage he is slowed and locked in place; a dive here is usually free Documented - Immediately after a missed hook — the projectile animation and cooldown leave him standing still with only a beam weapon Documented
- While he is channelling
Hyper Beam
Hyper Beam Bebop channels an enormous beam of energy that deals heavy spirit damage over time and slows anything it touches. Crowd Control Applies a movement slow to everything hit. Damage Tier 2 adds +108 DPS. Channel lasts about 11s with a 1s cast delay.… Mobility Bebop is slowed and locked into the channel; 1 roughly -20s cooldown from the 120s base 2 +108 damage per second 5 heals for 65% of hero damage dealt and 20% of non-hero damage into an objective, his team is effectively playing a man down on the map Documented - Anywhere in open ground with no walls or pillars: without geometry to hook you behind, his whole combo loses its follow-up Documented
- Bebop's pull is the whole matchup. Until it is on cooldown you are playing around it; once it misses you have a window that is worth committing into. Make it the first thing you bait — show a sliver of yourself from behind cover rather than walking a clean line they can lead. Strategic
- Confirming and denying a soul orb is a hit-check, not a damage-check — one bullet or one pellet takes it regardless of how much damage it does. That is good news for you in the abstract and bad news against Bebop specifically, because your projectile has travel time and their hitscan does not. On the contested floating orb you have to pre-fire: start the shot before the trooper dies and lead the orb's spawn point, because if you both react at the same instant they win every time. Strong evidence
- Bebop will shove the wave into your Guardian to push you off souls, and you are not fast enough to walk around it. The thing to protect is the floating orb — the ground orb drops and cannot be denied, so half your income is safe no matter what they do, and the contest is only ever over the other 50. Position on your Guardian's side of the wave so you are already in range of the floating orbs when they pop, and give up the forward orbs rather than crossing for them. Strategic
- Bebop is one of the strongest laners in the game and the standard build order will lose to them. Tier I is 800 and Tier II is 1,600, so your first meaningful decision comes fast: against this hero the 1,600 that answers their specific threat (
Healbane
Healbane +8s Duration +7 Spirit Power -35% Incoming Healing -35% Incoming Healing +275 Heal On Hero Kill if they out-sustain you,
Debuff Reducer
Debuff Reducer +25% Debuff Resist +90 Bonus Health if they out-lock you,
Battle Vest
Battle Vest +18% Bullet Resist +3 Out of Combat Regen +65% Life Threshold +18% Weapon Damage +7% Fire Rate at +18% if they out-gun you) is worth more than the damage item that wins you a lane you are not going to win anyway. Strategic
- The beam weapon's huge 66-round clip and hitscan behaviour make last-hitting and denying orbs very easy, giving him one of the strongest soul-economy lanes in the game Strong evidence
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Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base converts any moment of bad positioning near the lane's side walls into a kill Strong evidence - A Bebop with hook on cooldown is close to a non-threat; his lane pressure is entirely cooldown-gated Strong evidence
- He has no escape whatsoever — a gank on his side of the lane usually kills him Strong evidence
- A bishop parked in lane slides through both laners for 70 damage and a slow every few seconds Strategic
- If you are behind and planning to fight Bebop on the Rift point because of the comeback bubble, recheck the number. As of 09-16-2026 the behind-team resist bonus inside the 35m radius is no longer a flat 35% — it is 10% + 1% per minute, capping at 40% only at 30:00, which is roughly 20% at the first Rift. Twenty percent does not turn a losing fight against burst into a winning one. The reduced capture time (floor 6 seconds) is the part of the comeback package that is still worth playing for. Documented
- Your kit is built around lockdown and that is worth less on the Mid Boss than on Bebop — it carries 35% Debuff Resist as of 03-06-2026, so your disables run roughly two-thirds as long on it. Plan the take around damage and positioning rather than a CC chain, and spend the chain on Bebop if they contest. The payoff is worth the trip: 3,000 souls + 50 per minute, two permanent buffs each, and a Rejuvenator crystal giving up to three single-use revives that return a player at full health after 3 seconds, for 3 minutes. Documented
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Grapple Arm
Grapple Arm Bebop fires a mechanical hand along a line; Crowd Control Hard displacement — the target is pulled through the air with no control for… Damage No direct damage listed; Mobility Moves the target, not Bebop. 1 hooked target takes +20 bullet damage amplification for 6s 2 +30m cast range (roughly doubling his threat radius) 5 roughly -11.5s cooldown from the ~23s base T2 (roughly 3-5k souls) — +30m cast range roughly doubles his hook threat radius and makes lanes and chokes unwalkable Documented -
Exploding Uppercut
Exploding Uppercut Bebop swings upward, knocking back everyone close to him. Crowd Control Knockback/knockup on the initial hit, plus a fire-rate reduction applied by… Damage Not sourced as a single figure on current pages; Mobility none for Bebop himself; 1 roughly -11s cooldown (base is about 22s) 2 +9 uppercut hit buff and +30% weapon damage 5 on hero hit, resets Grapple Arm's cooldown and restores about +18% of his missing health T3 — Hook resets on uppercut hit, enabling chained picks and taking two heroes out of a fight Documented -
Hyper Beam
Hyper Beam Bebop channels an enormous beam of energy that deals heavy spirit damage over time and slows anything it touches. Crowd Control Applies a movement slow to everything hit. Damage Tier 2 adds +108 DPS. Channel lasts about 11s with a 1s cast delay.… Mobility Bebop is slowed and locked into the channel; 1 roughly -20s cooldown from the 120s base 2 +108 damage per second 5 heals for 65% of hero damage dealt and 20% of non-hero damage unlock — Gives him objective-melting power and teamfight damage he otherwise lacks Documented - Late 30min+ with high
Sticky Bomb
Sticky Bomb Bebop sticks a bomb to a target or surface; Damage Tier 2 alone adds +85 damage. Defensive Tier 3 gives +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s on cast… 1 roughly -8s cooldown from the ~18s base 2 +85 damage 5 on cast, +5 m/s move speed and +25% debuff resistance for 6s stacks — An unpunished bomb becomes a genuine one-shot on squishies after hook Documented
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Develop Queen
Develop Queen Solomon summons a queen that crashes down on an area for spirit damage. Crowd Control 1.25s stun from the lines, plus a 15% slow for 1.5s (30% at Tier 2). Damage 120 spirit damage (+1.4 per Spirit) on the crash and again on the lines. Mobility The queen leaps up to 16m per move, with 5s between moves; 1 -40s cooldown 2 +15% slow, and the lines checkmate heroes below 200 health, executing them 5 +2 moves and +1 square range unlock — Adds 120-damage crashes and Stun lines that he can move twice more Strategic -
Setup Bishop
Setup Bishop Solomon places a bishop that stays where it is until he recalls it. Crowd Control A 30% slow that fades over 3s on every enemy the bishop passes through (45%… Damage 70 spirit damage on impact as it slides (+2 per Spirit), in a 2.5m radius. Mobility none for Solomon. The bishop moves up to 12m per move, with 3s between… 1 +5m move distance and +15% fading slow 2 +1 bishop, and it can be recast within 8s 5 +1 square range, and the squares reduce spirit resist by 2.5% per stack, up to 10 stacks T2 — A second bishop on the board doubles his zone and his slide damage Strategic
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Hyper Beam
Hyper Beam Bebop channels an enormous beam of energy that deals heavy spirit damage over time and slows anything it touches. Crowd Control Applies a movement slow to everything hit. Damage Tier 2 adds +108 DPS. Channel lasts about 11s with a 1s cast delay.… Mobility Bebop is slowed and locked into the channel; 1 roughly -20s cooldown from the 120s base 2 +108 damage per second 5 heals for 65% of hero damage dealt and 20% of non-hero damage is a channel, which means the fight is decided by whether you can break it. Hold one interrupt — a Stun, a Silence, or a displacement — specifically for that cast rather than spending it on the opening trade. If you have no interrupt, the answer is line of sight: leave the area entirely rather than trying to out-heal it. Strong evidence - Bebop brings enough lockdown that Stun sequencing matters. Community reporting describes Stun diminishing returns of roughly 10% then 30% inside an 8-second window, applying to stuns only and not to silences, slows, disarms or hexes — so their follow-up chain may be shorter than the first one felt. Treat this as unconfirmed, but it is worth knowing before you burn a cleanse on the opening Stun. Uncertain
- Bebop decides where you stand, not you. The practical rule is to never hold a position whose failure case is being moved — stand so that being yanked or knocked puts you somewhere survivable rather than inside their whole team. Cover at your back is worth more than cover in front. Strong evidence
- Against Bebop's burst, a reactive mitigation active beats flat health. Flat health raises the number they have to hit; a barrier or damage-reduction active on a short cooldown breaks the combo itself, which is what actually saves you. Strong evidence
- Against Bebop's crowd control, understand what Debuff Resist actually buys you: it shortens duration, never magnitude. It is excellent against long disables and close to worthless against a short hard slow. Two things it explicitly does not shorten at all are the parry Stun and the
Knockdown
Knockdown +35s Cooldown +0.1s Cast Delay +2s Stun Delay +0.5s Stun Duration +75 Bonus Health +5% Ability Range +5% Radius item's Stun. Documented -
Cursed Relic
Cursed Relic +55s Cooldown +3.25s Duration +0.1s Cast Delay -25% Damage Penalty (spirit T4) — Bebop is where this lineup’s channelled ultimates comes from. Buy to shut down one enemy carry or to cancel a game-deciding ultimate outright. Documented -
Ethereal Shift
Ethereal Shift +37s Cooldown +4s Duration +5s Buff Duration +30% Spirit Resist +20 Spirit Power (spirit T4) — Buy to survive a telegraphed assassination combo or ultimate — you simply cease to be a target for four seconds. That matters here because of the channelled ultimates from Bebop. Documented -
Focus Lens
Focus Lens +45s Cooldown +4.5s Duration +0.1s Cast Delay +35% Damage On Expire +10% Fire Rate -9% Spirit Resist -30 Spirit Power +12s Resist Reduction Duration Builds from Spirit Sap (spirit T4) — This lineup gets its channelled ultimates from Bebop. Buy to delete one enemy caster from the fight entirely — it stops every ability and item they have for four and a half seconds. Documented
- The wrong instinct in the first six minutes is treating your health bar as a resource you can spend down to trade. Against Bebop it is not: they do not need you low, they need you in range once. With no self-sustain you also have no way to convert a survived trade into anything — you just stand there at 40% until the combo comes back. Your first 1,600 should be the item that breaks the combo, not the one that wins the poke war. Strategic
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Solomon’s other hard matchups
- vs Rat King -7.2 pts
- vs Baba -6.8 pts
- vs Graves -5.1 pts
- vs Paige -5.0 pts
All of Bebop
Who beats Bebop, the items that shut Bebop down, and every ability.
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Sources and method for this page
Everything on this page is generated for Deadlock patch 09-29-2026 from Bebop's current kit, measured match results and a mechanics rule base. Each line carries its own confidence label.
Bebop's kit and counterplay were compiled from 7 sources, cross-checked for patch 09-29-2026. Threat ratings compare this pairing against Solomon's own baseline win rate rather than a flat 50%, because ranking by raw win rate produces the wrong answer for heroes whose overall win rate is not 50%.