
The quadrant clearing master
Canyon's gameplay thrives on his exemplary skill in quadrant clearing and sequencing. He has mastered this tactic to the point that the enemy jungler feels like a puppet in his game. This approach ensures that even when he falls behind, he can quickly bounce back. If we take in consideration his signature champions, Nidalee and Viego gameplay, some might anticipate the typical clear for Nidalee or the expected Viego route: but Canyon often surprises! He enjoys cutting his farming short for what's known as a tempo advantage, even if this sometimes leads to an early, unexpected dive. Yet, even when mistakes are made, such as a dive going wrong, his recovery is what sets him apart. While other junglers might go into damage control mode or become flustered, Canyon recalibrates swiftly, executing decisions that capitalize on the enemy's vulnerabilities.Recognizing opportunities and adapting
Canyon's ability to read the game and adapt is nothing short of remarkable, that's why I like to say that he doesn’t only play the game, he reads it perfectly. He identifies the positions of the enemy jungler, syncs with his teammates, and maintains pressure. Even if he makes some mistakes mechanically or makes a game-related mistake, he has a knack for turning things around. His fluidity in the jungle, especially with champions like Nidalee, is almost poetic. You will always see him being proactive during the game and that’s one of the things that makes him unique! The way he can make pressure in the game is asphyxiating for the enemy team, you will never really know where he is or what he’s going to do next, especially because he just doesn’t sit there, AFK farming for the entire game. And this is something you can learn and use in your games too, being proactive is something that can make you win easier especially because your opponents won’t expect it quiet at all!