Blue Lock Rivals Tier List

All 32 Styles ranked SS through D — updated August 2026

Ranked by rarity band and meta, plus the full Flow list and spin rates.

Quick Answer

The best style in Blue Lock Rivals is Loki, the rarest Master-tier style. The wiki names Loki, Sae, NEL Rin and NEL Nagi as the strongest — with King the standout exception, a Legendary that plays above its tier. Styles are ranked by their rarity band (Master → Rare), hand-adjusted for the wiki's meta note.

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How this is ranked: Styles roll from a spin system in six rarity bands, and rarity is the main power signal. We map rarity to tier (Master→SS, World Class→S, Mythic→A, Legendary→B, Epic→C, Rare→D) and hand-adjust with the wiki's "The Best?" meta note (which flags Loki, NEL Rin, NEL Nagi, King, and Sae). A marks those named meta picks. Every style, rarity, and role is sourced from the Blue Lock Rivals Fandom wiki; there is no official tier list, so the ordering is our editorial synthesis. Weekly updates shift the meta — verified August 2026.

SS-Tier — Master

The rarest band (0.0325%). The strongest, most complete kits in the game.

Loki

MasterAll-Rounder

Tied-rarest style in the game and named in the wiki's "The Best?" note among the strongest — mobility, shooting, dribbling and stealing all in one kit.

Lavinho

MasterDribbler-Striker

The other Master-tier style — a dribbler-striker hybrid and one of the two rarest pulls in the game.

S-Tier — World Class

The 0.25% band. Elite strikers and all-rounders — several are the wiki's named meta picks.

NEL Rin

World ClassStriker

Quest-Mastery upgrade of Rin, named among the wiki's strongest styles — stealing, mobility, shooting and dribbling.

NEL Nagi

World ClassStriker

Quest-Mastery upgrade of Nagi, named among the strongest — trapping into mobility, dribbling and shooting.

Sae

World ClassAll-Rounder

Named among the wiki's strongest — passing, dribbling, shooting and defending with no real weakness.

Kaiser

World ClassStriker

World Class striker with dribbling, mobility, shooting and stealing — a complete attacking kit.

Don Lorenzo

World ClassDefender Hybrid

World Class defender hybrid — dribbling, mobility, deflection and stealing.

NEL Isagi

World ClassStriker

Quest-Mastery upgrade of Isagi. Obtained only through the Isagi Quest Mastery System, not the spin pool.

NEL Bachira

World ClassStriker

Quest-Mastery upgrade of Bachira — dribbling, shooting, passing, stealing. (Was Mythic before its promotion.)

NEL Chigiri

World ClassStriker

Quest-Mastery upgrade of Chigiri — mobility, shooting and dribbling.

NEL Reo

World ClassAll-Rounder

Quest-Mastery upgrade of Reo — an all-rounding World Class kit.

NEL Shidou

World ClassStriker

Quest-Mastery upgrade of Shidou (reworked 2026-07-11) — shooting, stealing and mobility.

A-Tier — Mythic

The 0.5% band. Strong, reliable styles and the base forms of many World Class upgrades.

Shidou

MythicStriker

Base Shidou — a shooting/stealing/mobility striker (distinct from the World Class NEL Shidou).

Rin

MythicStriker

Base Rin, re-added as Mythic — a strong striker and the budget path toward the World Class NEL Rin.

Kunigami

MythicStriker

Reworked and promoted back to Mythic (2026-05-16) — shooting and stealing.

Aiku

MythicDefender

The best defensive Mythic — stealing, mobility, clearing and aerial defense.

Yukimiya

MythicDribbler Hybrid

Dribbler hybrid (reworked 2025-08-30) focused on dribbling and shooting.

Reo

MythicStriker

Base Reo, re-added as Mythic — mobility, dashing, stealing, shooting and dribbling.

Charles

MythicPlaymaker

Playmaker (dribbling, passing, defending), moved to Mythic when the Gen11 rarity was removed.

B-Tier — Legendary

The 7% band. Solid picks — and King, which plays above its tier as a named meta style.

King

LegendaryStriker

The standout below World Class — despite being Legendary it is named in the wiki's "The Best?" note, so it plays above its tier. Shooting, stealing and dribbling.

Nagi

LegendaryStriker

Base Nagi — mobility, trapping and shooting. The path toward the World Class NEL Nagi.

Bachira

LegendaryStriker

Base Bachira — dribbling, passing and stealing.

Kiyora

LegendaryMidfielder

Midfielder (released 2026-06-13) — shooting, passing and stealing.

Hiori

LegendaryPlaymaker

Playmaking style (passing, defending, dribbling) that settled at Legendary after several rarity moves.

Ness

LegendaryPlaymaker

Playmaker (passing, mobility). A rework is confirmed for 2026-08-08, so its stats will change — treat current placement as pre-rework.

C-Tier — Epic

The 30% band. Usable role players, easily outclassed by higher rarities.

Otoya

EpicAll-Rounder

All-rounding Epic — shooting, mobility, stealing and dribbling.

Karasu

EpicDefender Hybrid

Defender hybrid (mobility, stealing, dribbling), moved from Legendary to Epic on 2026-05-16.

Raichi

EpicDefensive Playmaker

Defensive playmaker (passing, mobility), released 2026-02-21.

Kurona

EpicPlaymaker

Passing-focused playmaker, unvaulted back to Epic on 2026-01-17.

D-Tier — Rare

The 62.25% band. Starter styles — learn on them, then reroll toward higher rarities.

Isagi

RareStriker

The free starter style — shooting and dribbling. Fine to learn on; reroll toward higher rarities.

Chigiri

RareAll-Rounder

Base Chigiri — mobility, stealing and passive buffs (NEL Chigiri is the World Class upgrade).

Gagamaru

RareGoalkeeper

Goalkeeper (aerial defense, passive buffs), reworked and moved down to Rare — niche unless you play keeper.

Rarity Bands & Spin Rates

Rarity	Base Spin Rate	Tier
Master	0.0325% (0.2% lucky)	SS
World Class	0.25% (2.5% lucky)	S
Mythic	0.5% (5% lucky)	A
Legendary	7%	B
Epic	30%	C
Rare	62.25%	D

Flows — Full List by Rarity

Flows are a separate equippable that activates a temporary buff mid-match. Pair a strong Style with a matching Flow — Godspeed, Destructive Impulses, and King's Authority are among the best.

Flow	Rarity	Notes
Godspeed	Master	Master-tier Flow cited among the best — heavy buff stacking.
Butterfly Dancer	Master	Master-tier Flow.
Destructive Impulses	World Class	Rin's World Class Flow, cited among the best Flows.
Emperor	World Class	Kaiser's World Class Flow.
Awakened Genius	World Class	Sae's World Class Flow.
Ace Eater	World Class	Lorenzo's 'Soul Harvester' World Class Flow.
Master of all Trades	World Class	Reo's 'Chameleon' World Class Flow.
Singularity	World Class	World Class Flow.
Demon King	World Class	World Class Flow.
King's Authority	Mythic	Barou/King instinct Flow, cited among the best Flows.
Snake	Mythic	Aiku's Mythic Flow.
Bee Freestyle	Mythic	Bachira's Mythic Flow.
Contrarian	Mythic	Mythic Flow.
Crow	Legendary	Karasu's Legendary Flow.
Demon Wings	Legendary	Shidou's Legendary Flow.
Trap	Legendary	Nagi's Legendary Flow.
Dribbler	Legendary	Yukimiya's Legendary Flow.
Wild Card	Legendary	Kunigami's Legendary Flow.
Magician Flow	Legendary	Legendary Flow.
Genius	Epic	Sae's Epic Flow — grants extra team Flow percentage.
Monster	Epic	Bachira's Epic Flow.
Ice	Epic	Hiori's Epic Flow.
Stealth	Epic	Epic Flow.
Lightning	Rare	Chigiri's Rare Flow.
Puzzle	Rare	Isagi's Rare starter Flow.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best style in Blue Lock Rivals?

Loki (Master rarity) is the best and rarest style, and the wiki names it among the strongest along with Sae, NEL Rin, and NEL Nagi (all World Class). King is the notable exception to rarity — it is only Legendary but is still considered meta, so it plays above its tier.

How is this Blue Lock Rivals tier list ranked?

Styles roll from a spin system in six rarity bands, and rarity is the main power signal — rarer styles have stronger, more complete kits. We map rarity to tier (Master→SS, World Class→S, Mythic→A, Legendary→B, Epic→C, Rare→D) and then hand-adjust using the wiki's "The Best?" meta note. Every style, rarity, and role is sourced from the Blue Lock Rivals Fandom wiki; there is no official tier list, so the ordering is our editorial synthesis. The game updates weekly, so re-check the current meta.

What are the rarity bands and spin rates in Blue Lock Rivals?

There are six bands with these base Style Spin rates: Master 0.0325%, World Class 0.25%, Mythic 0.5%, Legendary 7%, Epic 30%, and Rare 62.25%. Lucky Style Spins raise the top-band odds (for example World Class jumps to 2.5%). Master sits above World Class as the rarest tier.

How do I get the NEL styles?

The World Class "NEL" styles (NEL Isagi, NEL Nagi, NEL Rin, NEL Bachira, NEL Chigiri, NEL Reo, NEL Shidou) are not in the normal spin pool — they are earned through each character's Quest Mastery System by leveling up the base style. That makes them a progression goal rather than a lucky pull.

What is the difference between a Style and a Flow?

A Style defines your character's abilities and class (striker, defender, playmaker, etc.), while a Flow is a separate equippable that fills a bar during a match and, once it hits about 30%, activates a temporary buff. Both use the same six rarity bands but roll from separate spins. Pair a strong Style with a matching Flow — the full Flow list is below.

Is Ness getting reworked in Blue Lock Rivals?

Yes — a Ness rework is confirmed on the wiki for August 8, 2026 (the same update tied to the NESSNEXTWEEK code). Ness is currently a Legendary playmaker; its stats will change with the rework, so treat its current placement as pre-rework and check back after the update lands.

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