Uzi

Biodata

Feature	Value
Name	Uzi
Alias(es)	Little Dog; Jian Zihao; Brother Jujube 20 47 196
Gender	Male
Affiliation	RNG
Occupation/Role	Professional AD carry; occasional guest commentator and livestreamer 37 172
Status	Still seeking to compete and win a World Championship, though RNG is preparing to retire him without informing him 369 381
First Appearance	Chapter 1

Background / History

RNG's World Championship elimination by SKT in 2016 places Uzi under heavy scrutiny after Bang outperforms him. Chu Ran's Weibo question about whether Jhin was difficult to practice for a season becomes an early flashpoint between Uzi, Chu Ran, and Uzi's fanbase. 1

The feud intensifies after Uzi leaves a public game AFK following an argument with Chu Ran. Chu Ran publicly condemns the incident, including Uzi's explanation that his computer had broken, while Uzi sees the post as a humiliating personal attack. 9 10

Uzi enters the All-Star Solo Competition expecting to claim its title. He selects Caitlyn against Chu Ran's Jayce, but loses after Chu Ran takes the first turret and finishes the match with a predicted Fadeaway Jump Shot. 10 20 21 23

Appearance

Uzi is depicted with a round face that often visibly reddens when he is angry or under pressure. At the All-Star event, he wears pink headphones and chews gum on stage; he later appears in a suit while guest-commentating an LPL match. 18 20 37

• Frequently shown with a flushed or red face during losses and arguments. 21 23
• Wears pink headphones during his All-Star Solo match. 20
• Uses a polished suit-and-styled-hair look as a guest commentator. 37

Personality

Uzi is intensely proud of his standing as an AD carry and repeatedly frames himself as capable of winning any championship with the right circumstances. He treats the All-Star Solo title as an achievable championship and later vows to pursue the Spring Split, MSI, and World Championship titles. 10 19 98

He is highly reactive to public criticism, especially Chu Ran's mockery. His anger commonly manifests as shouting, red-faced frustration, striking Xiao Hu's thigh, or damaging equipment after losses. 18 24 197 289

Uzi often responds to defeats by criticizing teammates' positioning, farming, or decision-making. Conversely, when given resources and a favorable game state, he expresses strong confidence that RNG can win by protecting him while he farms. 102 106 151

Abilities & Skills

AD Carry Fundamentals

Uzi is recognized for laning pressure, spacing, and farming. During the All-Star Solo match, his Caitlyn initially uses her range advantage to push Jayce off the wave and reach level two first. 21

• Uses Caitlyn's range to harass and control lane space. 20 21
• Demonstrates Lucian mechanics, including an AQA trade sequence, minion-piercing Q, and level-two W pressure. 94
• Has played Caitlyn, Jhin, Lucian, Vayne, Xayah, and Kog'Maw in documented matches or solo games. 20 89 94 104 132 151
• His performance can deteriorate when pressured or tilted; his Xayah loses heavily to Chu Ran's Kalista in ranked play. 132

Farming and Resource Conversion

Uzi prioritizes maintaining high CS totals and believes he can recover from poor laning phases through farming. 39

• States that he can farm back from early disadvantages and finish with a large CS lead. 39
• Requests that RNG protect him and direct gold toward him when he is ahead. 106
• His resource-heavy approach is criticized when it fails to translate into damage; in the Summer Finals, his Kog'Maw reaches 257 CS at 23 minutes but deals less than half of Deft's Xayah damage. 151

Relationships

• Chu Ran / Easy — Primary rival. Their conflict begins with Chu Ran's criticism of Uzi's Jhin and AFK incident, then escalates through the All-Star Solo loss, repeated ranked encounters, livestream taunts, and major RNG-versus-@@REF_ENTITY_3129012@@/IG matches. 1 23 132 197 328
• Xiao Hu — RNG teammate who regularly tries to calm Uzi during emotional outbursts; Uzi repeatedly strikes his thigh in frustration. 18 33 102
• Xiao Ming — RNG support and teammate. He attempts to reassure Uzi during difficult games, while their poor coordination is noted as a factor in RNG's defeats. 102 132 211
• Mala Xiang Guo / Mlxg — RNG jungler frequently criticized by Uzi after failed ganks or poor team plays. 87 106
• GSL / Uzi's fans — His devoted fanbase defends his reputation, amplifies his popularity, and mobilizes during disputes over Chu Ran, championship records, and the Asian Games roster. 1 238 327

Story Role / Major Arcs

All-Star Solo Competition

Uzi is positioned as the favored “World's Number One ADC” against Chu Ran, with much of the crowd supporting him. His Caitlyn gains an early lane advantage, but Chu Ran's Jayce overturns the match through precise Shockwave combos, first-turret pressure, and a final solo kill. 20 21 23

RNG–EDG Rivalry

Uzi's rivalry with Chu Ran becomes central to RNG's matches against EDG. He grows increasingly frustrated as Chu Ran dominates RNG's top side, secures a pentakill during their series, and helps EDG defeat RNG 2–0. 87 89 92

RNG later suffers a 3–0 Summer Finals sweep to EDG. Uzi's Kog'Maw is criticized for high CS but low damage, and he faints after Chu Ran's post-match acrostic poem mocks him. 151 154

Ranked and Livestream Feud

Chu Ran defeats Uzi in a Lucian solo match, then later teaches him Xayah while defeating his Xayah in ranked play. These losses fuel public mockery and deepen Uzi's determination to prove his AD-carry skill. 94 132

During Chu Ran's Panda livestream debut, Uzi plays Kog'Maw into Chu Ran's Nami support, is repeatedly caught by bubbles, smashes his mouse, and goes AFK. 197

Esports Monopoly Challenge and Asian Games Exclusion

Uzi joins Chu Ran's Esports Monopoly Challenge to compete for prize money but fails to win a match without purchasing revives. His defeats against several opponents trigger debate about his individual skill and Asian Games eligibility. 237

He is ultimately omitted from the Asian Games roster, prompting his fans to accuse Chu Ran of influencing the selection. The exclusion intensifies Uzi's resentment toward Chu Ran and his dissatisfaction with the LPL. 238

Later Career and Retirement Threat

Uzi's All-Star voting lead collapses after manipulated votes are removed, dropping him to third among ADC candidates. 308

RNG later uses publicity campaigns to frame the season as Uzi's strongest and potentially final professional year, but IG defeats RNG 3–0 amid renewed conflict with Chu Ran. 327 328

Although Uzi insists he will remain active until he proves himself with an S-series championship, RNG prepares a retirement ceremony for him without his knowledge. 369 381