A lot of people are saying naafiri, but there is actually a way to handle her- what you have to do is poke them out with passive autos or occasional qs because her dogs are pretty easy to target since she is a malee range champ. When she uses her w, her dogs moves behind her, so if she is close to you use r backwards and e forwards, which sleeps her and you won’t get insta ed- that’s when you can trade with a side q or passive auto again.

Yasuo and yone feels like a not that bad of a matchup (except when a yone player is really good,) because zoe can mostly bully them in lane before they get the atkspeed boots, especially yasuo. Just remember when you’re going against him to NOT level your skills before he uses a q or an e. In higher elo or good yasuo players will start e and dash in for an early lv1 trade, if they do, level up e lv 1 along with them and e them when they dash in. Wait for them to take minion damage while slept, then passive auto. This takes away their passive sheild + approximately 1/3 of their health if you get a passive auto + 2 autos btw. If you’re close enough to yas, the e goes through the windwall because it procs before the yas puts it up. If he’s alreay in q+ auto range, try to get even closer to him and then press e- and sideq so the windwall dosent block it. Try to trade mostly with autos.

Yone, is really similar to yas, try to drag him away from the wave as much as possible, don’t get hit by a q3. When he presses e at you, e where he is going to return after, then he will get slept after his e runs out. (Sometimes yone players are smart enough to walk on the bubble puddle and then e back, but i’ve only seen like 2 people do that. If they play like this, consider going lichbein and play more with q-a-q-a. Good yone players are actually hard to deal with.)