THE STRONGESTBATTLEGROUNDS
Power Level Rankings & Fighter Guide
Master the ultimate Roblox anime fighting experience. Dominate 13+ fighters, perfect your combos, and climb the threat ladder from Wolf to God.
The Strongest Battlegrounds has no code system — it never has, and any TSB codes list you see elsewhere is fake. What actually raises your win rate: learning each character's full moveset, awakening requirements, and counter matchups. Move inputs, combo strings, and ranked tips are documented below.
— Free Roster —
FIGHTER PROFILES
Six of the free fighters, with signature moves verified against the TSB Fandom wiki. Study their kits, master their chains, learn their counters.
The Strongest Hero (Saitama)
Top Move
Normal Punch — unblockable on direct hit; ragdolls and sends opponents flying
How to Counter
His base kit has no ranged or mobility moves — whiff-punish and keep him at arm's length
Hero Hunter (Garou)
Top Move
Prey's Peril — base-form counter that deflects projectiles and punishes attacks
How to Counter
Bait the counter with feints, then punish; unpredictable timing beats him
Destructive Cyborg (Genos)
Top Move
Machine Gun Blows — one of the best multi-hit moves in the game
How to Counter
Close the gap — his unblockable options are limited up close
Deadly Ninja (Sonic)
Top Move
Flash Strike — part of an all-ranged kit built for hit-and-run pressure
How to Counter
He has almost no armor moves — well-timed attacks interrupt everything he does
Brutal Demon (Metal Bat)
Top Move
Homerun — block-breaker with better speed and range than his M1s
How to Counter
Dodge instead of blocking — his block-breakers have punishable end lag
Blade Master (Atomic Samurai)
Top Move
Split Second Counter — one of only two base-form counters in the game
How to Counter
Punish Atmos Cleave's long wind-up; respect the counter window
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— Martial Arts Archive —
TECHNIQUE SCROLLS
Ancient techniques passed down through the battlegrounds. Master these and no opponent can stand before you.
M1 String Cancel
After 3rd M1 hit, immediately dash-cancel into a heavy or ability
Medium — extends combos significantly
Block Punish
Bait the enemy block, let their guard expire, then land a heavy into full combo
High — guaranteed damage if timed correctly
Ability Chain
Link two abilities with zero gap — press the second the moment the first animation completes
Very High — tight links are hard to escape without an evasive
Wake-up Bait
When opponent gets up from a knockdown, bait their reversal and punish with a grab
Medium — situational but reliable once learned
Air Stall
Jump at mid-range, stall animation, then drop into an overhead that beats grounded guards
Low-Medium — mix-up tool to open blocking opponents
Ultimate Cancel
Activate ultimate, hit first strike, immediately cancel into M1 string for maximum burst
Extreme — among the biggest single-window bursts available
— Threat Ladder —
THREAT LEVEL TITLES
Titles are server-relative — awarded by your kill standing versus everyone else in the lobby. The developers don't publish exact thresholds.
Entry-level threat title — shows you've engaged in combat
Mid-tier threat — an established kill standing in the lobby
High threat — respected fighters reach this tier regularly
Very high threat — top kill standing in the current server
Held dynamically by the leading player(s) in the current server
— Scouting Report —
META REPORT
Summer 2026 — mirrors our wiki-checked tier list
The Strongest Hero, Hero Hunter
Best free picks: second-fastest M1s and an instant-kill ultimate; armor coverage plus a base-form counter
Martial Artist, Destructive Cyborg, Tech Prodigy
Excellent tools — top-tier damage ceilings and zoning, held back only by range or slow wind-ups
Deadly Ninja, Blade Master
Solid but demanding; hit-and-run speed and counter play that reward practice
Wild Psychic, Brutal Demon
Below average: lowest damage ceiling in the game, and block-pressure that better players simply dodge
— Warrior Initiation —
BEGINNER TRAINING LOG
Seven-day program for new fighters entering the battlegrounds. Build the fundamentals that every threat title is earned with.
Learn Movement
Master dash, jump, and dash-jump. Movement wins fights before mechanics do.
Basic M1s
Practice 5-hit M1 string to knockdown. Land it 10 times consistently in free roam.
Block & Punish
Enter a server and only focus on blocking enemy attacks, then counter with M1.
One Ability
Pick your character's easiest ability. Practice canceling into and out of it after M1.
Matchup Study
Watch TSB YouTube content for your character. Note one counter-play pattern per video.
Full Combo
Connect M1 → Ability → M1 → Heavy → Knockdown as a full drill. Loop 20 times.
Ranked Entry
Enter ranked. Win or lose — focus on applying Day 3–6 lessons, not the result.
— Fighter Intel —
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best character in The Strongest Battlegrounds?
The Strongest Hero (Saitama) and Hero Hunter (Garou) are the top free picks — one for all-around speed and instant-kill ultimate potential, the other for armor coverage and counter play. Destructive Cyborg (Genos) is the best ranged option. The best character still depends on your playstyle and matchup knowledge.
How do I unlock new characters in The Strongest Battlegrounds?
Free characters are available immediately. Exclusive characters are unlocked through gamepasses purchased with Robux. Limited characters appear during special events and may not return, making them highly sought-after collectibles.
How does the combat system work in The Strongest Battlegrounds?
Combat uses a combo-based system with light attacks, heavy attacks, special abilities, and ultimate moves. Mastering M1 combos, block timing, and ability cancels is essential for competitive play and climbing threat levels.
Is The Strongest Battlegrounds free to play?
Yes, The Strongest Battlegrounds is free to play on Roblox with several free characters available. Exclusive characters require Robux gamepasses, but free characters are competitively viable at all threat levels.
What are threat levels in The Strongest Battlegrounds?
Threat levels are in-game titles that range from Wolf (lowest) to God Level Threat (highest). They're server-relative — awarded based on your kill standing versus everyone else in the lobby, not a fixed kill count — and the exact thresholds aren't published by the developer.
Looking for codes?
The Strongest Battlegrounds has no codes — the game has never had a code-redemption system, and there is no code box anywhere in its UI. Lists of "TSB codes" you see elsewhere are actually Roblox sound IDs for the paid Custom Kill Sound feature. TSB's economy is Robux-only; free rewards, when they happen, are granted automatically by the developers.
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