Clinkz + Monkey King

Why this works

Picking both Clinkz and Monkey King often puts your team in a tough spot from the draft. Both heroes want to fill the same niche as a snowballing physical damage core who hunts for pickoffs. They don't set each other up well; Monkey King's Wukong's Command creates a large teamfight that Clinkz, as a single-target assassin, doesn't really want to stand and fight in. Instead of complementing each other, they compete for farm and for the same role on the team, often leaving you without a proper frontline or enough crowd control.

This overlap creates problems across the map. Both heroes want to play in the enemy jungle looking for solo kills, which makes your strategy predictable and splits the available farm. An enemy team can respond by grouping up early, knowing you lack the tools to fight a coordinated push. Key defensive items like a Heaven's Halberd or Ghost Scepter are also incredibly effective against both of them, allowing one purchase to neutralize two of your main damage threats. You end up with two heroes trying to do the same job, rather than a balanced team.