Setting and Story

While the last several Call of Duty games have elected to stick to historical or modern settings, Black Ops 7 is heading back to the future. Despite being numbered to follow 2024’s Black Ops 6, the latest CoD actually has way more in common with the classic Black Ops 2.

Like Black Ops 2, 7 will take players a decade ahead of the game’s release and predict a near future full of technology which revolutionizes the way wars are fought. Black Ops 7 takes place in 2035, with characters from Black Ops 2 returning in the form of David Mason, Menendez, and Harper. The announcement blog further teases the setting as a “world on the brink of chaos, ravaged by violent conflict and psychological warfare”.

While story details are still being kept classified, the cryptic teaser does give fans a taste of what to expect. That trailer is filled with surreal, mind bending environments which confirm the spirit of Black Ops as a trippy espionage thriller is still alive and well. Several of these aforementioned locales allude back to classic characters and missions from early Black Ops campaigns. Most notably, David Mason confronts Raul Menendez in a recreation of the room has father was interrogated in over the course of the original Black Ops story.

Multiplayer, Zombies, and More

As exciting as a new Black Ops Campaign can be, Call of Duty’s suite of multiplayer modes is what keeps players hooked all year. That being said, the Campaign does actually fit in here, too. Perhaps whats most exciting about Black Ops 7’s story is that fans will be able to experience it with others. In a rare move for the franchise, this year’s campaign is confirmed to be playable co-op or solo, allowing fans to play the narrative out together for the first time in a decade.

For fans of Call of Duty’s PvP offerings, Black Ops 7 is expected to have the classic Multiplayer modes, as well as some new ones. Black Ops 7 will continue the trend of a direct sequel to a previous Call of Duty entry in an odd numbered year; just as Modern Warfare III followed up II the year before it. However, unlike MWIII, Black Ops 7 is confirmed to have several brand-new Multiplayer maps at launch, rather than just a collection of remasters.

The seasons of Warzone content to follow the Black Ops 7 launch seem to feature a new large-scale map called Avalon. Several prominent CoD content leakers have claimed Avalon was originally set to release with Black Ops 6, but was delayed too make room for the re-introduction of Verdansk. Several of the Black Ops 6 Multiplayer maps take place in or around Avalon, and the surrounding area matches up with some brief looks at gameplay in the first Black Ops 7 teaser.

A brief look at this year’s Zombies offering was also shown. Black Ops 7 will once again feature the classic Round Based Zombies mode. Our first look at the horde mode this year shows a group of zombies being alerted by the turning on of headlights in a rural environment. Many fans believe this could be some sort of remake or reimagining of Tranzit, the launch map for Black Ops 2 Zombies, as the teaser images seem to include that map’s Farm locale and bus. Fans have long wanted a reinvention of the controversial map on new hardware, and with Black Ops 7 being a direct sequel to 2, the time may finally be right.

A full reveal of Black Ops 7 is promised for this summer. In the meantime, you can play Black Ops 6 & Warzone on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. Black Ops 7 will be available on all those platforms as well. It is unknown if and when the game will come to the Nintendo Switch 2.

Best Swords in Universal Piece

Down below, we’ll talk about the best swords in Universal Piece currently in the game. I’ll list how to get them and tell you a little bit about what we think of them. We also have a Fruit tier list if you want to dive into the Power stat.

SS-Tier

Sword	Obtainment	Info
Monarch Daggers	Can drop from System Breaker Boss (Solo Island; 0,85%) Can drop from Red Knight Boss (3%) You can also buy it for 2,250 Robux	The best set of swords in the game. Abilities cover a massive area, so it’s great for PvP and PvE farming. Amazing DPS.

S-Tier

Sword	Obtainment	Info
Hybrid Blade	Do the new raid and buy it from Prototype-01 You can also buy it for 2,050 Robux	A well-rounded end-game blade. It’s not as good as the Monarch Daggers, and it will probably get a buff.
Dual Sword	Drops from Dual Sword Master Boss (Solo Island; 4%) You can also buy it for 326 Robux	Great DPS, Good range, you can almost spam all the abilities Great for PvE
Flash Katana	When you have 10,000,000 Bounty you can buy it from the Flash Master on Solo Island	Does more damage than Dual Swords, but does more DPS Fun abilities Great for PvE

A-Tier

Sword	Obtainment	Info
Inverted Spear of Heaven	Defeat a player with a Skull You can sometimes buy it for 1,326 Robux	Great for bosses Has a low range, but the DPS is decent Not great for PvP
Smoke Pole	Buy from Retired Admiral (Burger Island) for 75x Burgers, 150 Gems, 450,000 Yen	A fantastic early game weapon. Pretty easy to get, too. You can use this until you get a higher tier weapons, and it won’t disappoint.

B-Tier

Sword	Obtainment	Info
Bisento	Buy from Bisent Seller (Solo Island) for 15x Joystick, 20,000 Gems, 3,000,000 Yen	A good weapon, but you get it much later in the game. Does more damage than the Smoke Pole, but the cooldowns aren’t great.
Dark Blade	Buy it for 326 Robux	Extremely mediocre, considering you can only get it by swiping. Only worth getting if you are just starting out and don’t want to grind.
Soulcane	Buy from Good Zombie (Zombie Island) for 10x Bone, Skeleton Head, 400x Gems	It’s not a good weapon, but it can freeze enemies, which is amazing. Great if you are in a party.

C-Tier

Sword	Obtainment	Info
Pipe	Buy from Pipe Seller (Burger Island) for 30x Burgers, 150 Gems, 450,000 Yen	Low damage, but ok abilities A bit better than the starter Katana
Katana	Buy from Katana Master (Starter Island) for 20x Ice Cream, 5,000 Yen	Pretty much your starter weapon Decent when you consider how early and easily you can get it. You should still switch to a better weapon ASAP.

D-Tier

Sword	Obtainment	Info
Dual Katana	Buy from Bone Collector (Zombie Island) for 15x Bone, 200 Gems, 750,000 Yen	Just bad in every way Low damage, bad abilities Don’t bother with this one (at least until it gets a buff)

There you have it. All swords currently in Universal Piece, ranked accordingly. Have fun swinging those blades, and if you haven’t already, check out our Universal Piece codes for some cool in-game freebies. Also, check out our Universal Piece Styles tier list for the best Melee options.

Etheria Restart Damage Tier List

When it comes to the best DPS in Etheria Restart you want the ones that will either specialize in single target or AOE or have a balance of both. For PVP I generally prefer burst damage to take out key targets as fast as possible but sustain damage comes in just as useful for Thresholds and Union Bosses. Speaking of which you can clear story and general PVE with anyone so I’ll be focusing on how useful and powerful characters are in both Story and also Thresholds, Union Bosses, and PVP. Note that SSS-Tier doesn’t deal the most damage they are just the most useful DPS characters to have in a team comp. Below you’ll find my rankings for each character for both PVP and PVE.

SSS-Tier DPS

Character	Ranking Reason
Lian	• Lian has the best Burst damage in Etheria Restart both for Single Target and AOE • Amazing for Terrormaton and Aurora • One of the best Delay characters • Not the most useful on DokiDoki
Massiah	• Applies one of the best debuffs in the game Vulnerable • Can Invicibility himself • A great blend of Sustained and Burst & Single and AOE damage • Amazing for all Game Modes • Probably one of the best PVP characters
Rosa	• Rosa has some of the best single target and AOE sustained damage in Etheria Restart • Incredibly useful blend of Delay moves as well as Buffs and Debuffs • Skip her for Terrormaton but she’s SSS on all other game modes
Rahu	• If you need your DPS to have Cleanse bring Rahu and he’ll also provide you with useful Buffs and Debuffs • Great sustained damage overall • Struggles on Aurora but on all other game modes he’s a damage machine with useful utility and Cleanse
Sania (Withered Shadow)	• Might catch some heat here for putting Sania in SSS because her raw damage without setup sucks but her damage-over-time synergies are amazing • All of her abilities interact with DoT so she’s a must have for DoT builds • Great source of sustained damage

S-Tier DPS

Character	Ranking Reason
Khloros	• Khloros deals the most raw sustained damage in Etheria Restart • He struggles with providing team utility but that’s not his role • His amazing DPS and Debuffs is what you want him for • Just don’t bring him to DokiDoki since you need more burst there
Diting	• Diting deals the most single target burst damage from my tests • Include him in a team that can set him up to burst down key targets • You can pull off some crazy plays in PVP
Fangus	• Sania is queen of DoTs but Fangus is a close second • Great sustained damage • Brings lots of utility to the team with Delays and Follow-Ups • Not the best for DokiDoki like Khloros because you need more burst and AOE
Xiada	• Some of the best if not the best AOE sustained damage dealer in the game • Best for Doki Doki and all game modes that favor AOE damage • Not the best for Terrormaton

A-Tier DPS

Character	Ranking Reason
Rilmocha	• Rilmocha is the best character for DokiDoki and Terrormaton as well as one of the best PVP characters • Her combination of CC, Delays, and burst damage is incredibly useful for controlling the enemy • Just don’t bring her to Aurora, she’s useless there
Victor	• Now Victor is a huge tank and quite hard to kill • Best of all he gets more damage the lower his HP is and his Shields keep him alive • Best for Terrormaton but he’s generally useful anywhere
Rin (The Unbowed)	• Great sustained single and AOE damage • Overall a useful DPS with good Delay abilities • Not the best on Terrormaton

B-Tier DPS

Character	Ranking Reason
Tsutomu	• One of the best things about Tsutomu is that he can Dispel effects by stealing buffs with Vanishing Shade • He can also disable buffs and heals on enemies so use him for utility • This weird mix of utility and lower than average DPS makes him bad for PVP and Aurora
Oboro	• Has pretty mid damage so she’s not the best for DPS • She shines in comboing DoTs, Debuffs, and Delays • Don’t bring her to PVPs but she’s pretty good for Aurora and Union Bosses

C-Tier DPS

Character	Ranking Reason
Andrew (Odd)	• Bad DPS but can Debuff okay • I would skip
Andrew (Reason)	• More useful than Andrew Odd because the Reason version can Taunt

D-Tier DPS

Character	Ranking Reason
Sybil	• The worst DPS character in Etheria Restart in terms of numbers • Can reduce enemy Defence

Etheria Restart Support Tier List

The best support in Etheria Restart is a title shared by Freya, Lily, and DokiDoki. They offer the best debuff cleansing and ally buffing. Beyontin is close since she can revive. Keep in mind that this list is mostly for Thresholds, Union Bosses, and PVP. Of course you can’t go wrong with this for general PVE farming but that’s the easiest mode in the game anyway.

SSS-Tier Support

Character	Ranking Reason
Freya	• One of the best supports in Etheria Restart • Can auto cleanse debuffs with Dreamwave and boost your Defence crazy high • Bring her everywhere except Aurora, she’s not the most useful there
Lily	• The best support in Etheria Restart overall for all Thresholds, Union Bosses, and even PVP • Drastically boosts your Turn Meter and Speed • Shadow Trick boosts critical damage as well for more DPS • Can follow up with Hat Trick which has Assist
DokiDoki	• Can buff up your team’s damage and speed to crazy numbers • The second-best support in Etheria Restart in my opinion after • Can even cleanse debuffs
Beyontin	• Can revive your team, period, SSS-Tier • She also buffs your attack and crit damage which is amazing • The only reason I prefer Lily or DokiDoki is because I would rather keep my team alive than count on the revive • That said, revives are really great to have as backup if you’re tackling harder content like Aurora or Terrormaton

S-Tier Support

Character	Ranking Reason
Tsukiyo Mi	• Tsukiyo Mi is an all around great support but her abilities aren’t as powerful support wise as SSS Tier • However, her Silence is broken for PVP and she’s probably one of the strongest PVP Supports in Etheria Restart because of that
Chiaki (The Echo)	• For everything but Aurora Chiaki’s Ave Maria immunity to Turn Meter reduction and steal effects is amazing • She can also cleanse debuffs • Not the most useful on Aurora so swap her out

A-Tier Support

Character	Ranking Reason
Turandot	• Has some decent damage and ATK and DEF buffs • Mainly she’s good because of her ACC+ skill Severing Blade which is amazing when upgraded • Bad on DokiDoki so bring a better support
Yang	• A decent support with the ATK and CRIT buff for allies but you want him for the Cleanse as well • Also a pretty good off-DPS since he can buff his own CRIT • Bad on Terrormaton so bring a stronger support

B-Tier Support

Character	Ranking Reason
Dorothy (The Wisher)	• Has some good damage buffs and also applies Life Leech to allies • Really useful on everything except DokiDoki
No. 41	• The opposite of Dorothy because she prevents enemy healing • Really strong on DokiDoki

C-Tier Support

Character	Ranking Reason
Cachi	• Can delay enemies with Justice Beam • You want him for the Stun through Heroic Strike as his strongest ability but it’s not that good except for PVP where’s it’s really strong

Etheria Restart Debuff Tier List

The best Debuff characters in Etheria Restart are usually masters of a single debuff style whether it’s Delays or damage increases for your team like Heinrich. Plus, they can offer another form of utility or off-DPS. In general, the bad Debuff characters try to do many things but aren’t useful in either so look for AOE Debuffers or damage increase Debuffers in SSS and S-Tiers.

SSS-Tier Debuff

Character	Ranking Reason
Heinrich	• Heinrich is one of the best Debuff characters in Etheria Restart because he can disable enemy buffs and healing completely shutting down many encounters. • That’s not all, Farewell Shot boosts CRIT DMG taken and freaking increases CRIT chance on that enemy as well • Hugely aggressive Debuff unit that you should bring for optimal DPS • Your Damage characters will love Heinrich, especially burst damage focused ones • Great on all game modes
Kloss	• Kloss is on par with Heinrich because she increases enemy damage taken and reduces their damage • Also, Formatting decreases DEF and SPD so she can delay the enemy • Great on all modes except Aurora
Dinah	• Amazing mix of enemy Delays and team Advances since Blade Torrent boosts Turn Meter • Dinah also boosts enemy damage taken by applying DEF- and Vulnerable like Massiah • Amazing everywhere except DokiDoki
Gray	• Gray has one of the most powerful DEF reductions in the game with Lightning Speed which is AOE and lasts more than one turn • He also boosts your CRIT rate so bring him in burst damage comps or sustained damage comps if you can pop off for 2 turns during Lightning Speed
Marvell	• A marvelous character for two reasons • Can Silence which is rare and amazing for PVP • Can Delay the enemy a lot by both debuffing SPD and stealing Turn Meter

S-Tier Debuff

Character	Ranking Reason
Kazuyo (The Reverie)	• Okay Kazuyo probably shouldn’t be S-Tier but listen, she obliterates the DokiDoki Threshold due to Slumber and DokiDoki is really annoying • Otherwise for all other Thresholds and Union Bosses she’s okay, nothing special though Sink in Void is pretty okay due to the ATK debuff • Great for PVP
Veronika	• You want for two reasons • Great mix of ATK- debuffs and ally Shields • Her Spirit Circle makes it so that she can potentially save your entire team from death since Soul Ward drops your team to 1 HP no matter how much damage they take
Kraken	• Some of the best CC in the Debuff category due to the Deep Frozen debuff on Personalized Service which disables actions • Freeze also makes it so they cannot gain turn meter so he’s a Delay specialist • The Delay mechanics don’t do much on Aurora, Terrormaton, and Union Bosses but they’re amazing on DokiDoki and PVP
Obol	• Obol is a Debuff character that specializes in damage-over-time effects that are based on %HP making him amazing for Aurora and PVP • This kinda makes him an off hand DPS in certain cases but he’s Debuff because he can also AOE Stun with Shadow Wave
Viper	• Viper is a little weird to play but you need to get used to Savage Fang’s stacks that pop Scale Slash which is his bread and butter • Scale Slash can cleanse buffs from enemies and also reduce ATK and SPD which is amazing • Unlike many of the S-Tiers, you can bring Viper anywhere and be fine since he’s really flexibile

A-Tier Debuff

Character	Ranking Reason
Celince	• Celince might deserve higher placement but I just haven’t played her that much during the testing phases • She’s a weird mix of DoTs but not as good as Obol and debuffs but there might be better Debuffers • She can Silence well so I used her a lot for PVP
Cachi (The Guard)	• Cachi is an all-rounder that’s pretty good for all game modes • He debuffs CRIT rate and also SPD with Brave Charge being an amazing Delay skill • I love his AOE DEF buff the most so he might be a better Support than Debuff • Steadfast Dreamer also blocks debuffs and delays on allies
Lilith	• My favorite A-Tier debuff character (Not as strong as S-Tiers in most situations) due to a crazy mix of debuffs and damage procs • Lilith can also Stun with two skills • Not to mention Courteous Gesture has a chance to gain 1 extra turn

B-Tier Debuff

Character	Ranking Reason
Kazami Kazuyo	• Not as powerful of a Debuff character as the higher ups but she can Dispel buffs from enemies which is really good for Aurora and Terrormaton • Debuffs SPD and increases ally SPD
RC-77	• RC-77 is a decent mix of Stuns and Debuffs • Complete Overwrite is why he’s in B-Tier and not lower since that skill reduces DEF and ATK and can stun • He also debuffs Turn Meter with Anomalous Onslaught

C-Tier Debuff

Character	Ranking Reason
Asshu	• Such a weird mix of SPD debuffs, damage over time effects, and Silence • I prefer Debuffs who specialize in one or two things and Asshu is all over the place and master of none

D-Tier Debuff

Character	Ranking Reason
Vice	• Built to Taunt and then sustain through Strike and Heal by applying debuffs • It’s not the strongest playstyle with real Debuff utility • He tries to heal allies with Strike and Heal but he’ll usually not be full HP to reliably heal

Etheria Restart Healer/Sustain Tier List

The best sustain/healer characters in Etheria Restart are in SSS and S-Tier like Lingluo’s heals or Valerian’s buffs, CC, and the death-protection. The rest are either not as powerful or excel in specific situations. Let’s dive into them all.

SSS-Tier Healer/Sustain

Character	Ranking Reason
Helkid	• Helkid is an amazing off-DPS unit with great survivability skills • Keeping Shourd Barrier active to boost other skills is the key to his playstyle • Can Stun and debuff ATK
Lingluo	• Lingluo is the best healer in Etheria Restart • Bring her to sustain your team and cleanse debuffs • A must-have on all game modes except Terromaton
Valerian	• Valerian sustains your team through minor heals, immunity to damage, and shields • Really strong on all game modes and a great alternative to Lingluo • She also has decent crowd control with Slumber

S-Tier Healer/Sustain

Character	Ranking Reason
Mia	• A bunch of heals and shields that you cannot go wrong with • That said, you want Mia for her debuff cleanse Cascade • You don’t need her on Aurora but she’s strong everywhere else
Sania	• Extremely flexibile since you can either heal well or revive if you need to with Forest Heart but the skill then has a higher cooldown • She also has mechanics with Twine Dance to keep her Turn Meter up so that you can act before bad stuff happens • You don’t need revives on Aurora but bring her everywhere else

A-Tier Healer/Sustain

Character	Ranking Reason
Chiaki	• Has pretty good heals • Her specialty is reducing DMG taken with Origami Guardians so she’s good on all modes except DokiDoki Threshold

B-Tier Healer/Sustain

Character	Ranking Reason
Dorothy	• Great single and full team healing • Has a full cleanse for a single target • Chiaki is a little bit strongest because she can reduce damage as well as heal but Dorothy has better healing on average
Rin	• Rin switches out heals for team shields • Her playstyle is about taunting enemies and shielding allies while reducing the damage they take via DEF buffs • This is pretty good on Terrormaton, Union Bosses, and Aurora but isn’t anything special on DokiDoki • I prefer healers for my sustain so Rin isn’t the strongest choice

Etheria Restart Reroll Guide

Here’s our quick Codes and Etheria Restart reroll guide:

• No guest accounts in Etheria Restart so you’ll have to make a new email account per reroll attempt.
• Finish the Prologue by using the Skip button to bypass all the cutscene story videos.
• After Prologue you’ll get Lian from a forced pull (Lian is a really good DPS carry).
• Then, do the Main Story until you finish Chapter 1 to unlock the Mail feature.
• Once you finish Stage 1, 2, and 3 you’ll do 10 tutorial pulls on the Standard banner.
• Then, you’ll be able to get rewards from mail, achivements, etc as well as use our Etheria Restart codes and reroll again if needed.

If you’re wondering what characters to roll for on which banner check out our Tier Lists above. In general, for LD good options are Lily for Support and Heinrich for Debuffing. For RGB, Tiamat is good for Sustain/DPS and Xiada for AOE damage with Rosa being excellent at burst. Check out the tier lists for more details.

That’s it for our complete Etheria Restart tier list and guide for DPS, Support, Debuff and Sustain characters. Don’t forget to check out our Etheria Restart codes so that you can grab free goodies.

Universal Piece Styles Tier List

In Universal Piece, Styles scale with the Melee stat which also increases your energy. The auto-unlocked Combat Style is a solid starter choice but sits at C-tier due to its basic move and limited power, while Cyborg Style lands in A-tier thanks to its flashy tech-based attacks and strong damage. Cursed Fist Style stands at the top in S-tier, offering powerful combos and excellent versatility that make it the best option for serious fighters.

Universal Piece Styles List

Below is a complete and detailed list of all Styles in Universal Piece, ranked from best to worst:

Style	Moves	How to Get
Cursed Fists (Yuji)	M1 – Devastate Z – Cursed Combo X – Smash Fall C – Bursting Strike	Cursed Teacher (Shinuya Island) 5x Cursed Force 9.000G$ 7.000.000¥
Cybrog (Genos)	M1 – Strike Z – Plasma Gun X – Infernal Grasp C – Blazing Impact	Cyborg Master (Cold Island) 50x Core 100G$ 1.000.000¥
Combat	M1 – Punches Z – Slam	Free when you start.

Cyborg Style, inspired by Genos, features high-tech abilities such as the Plasma Gun and Blazing Impact, making it effective for burst damage and PvE scenarios. Cursed Fist Style, modeled after Yuji, is the best of the three due to its powerful and visually striking abilities like Smash Fall and Bursting Strike, offering superior damage, mobility, and overall combat effectiveness, justifying its high cost and advanced requirements.

How to Change Style in Universal Piece

In Universal Piece, players can freely swap and change fighting styles by visiting the specific NPCs who teach them. The Combat Style is automatically given when you start the game, so you can always return to it without any cost. To switch to Cyborg Style, head to Cold Island and talk to the Cyborg Master after collecting 50 Cores, 100 Gold, and one million Yen. For the powerful Cursed Fist Style, visit the Cursed Teacher on Shinuya Island with five Cursed Force, 9000 Gold, and seven million Yen. Once unlocked, you can revisit these NPCs anytime to change your fighting style based on your playstyle or needs.

And that is all for my Universal Piece Style tier list and guide. Check out our Universal Piece Fruit Tier List to learn which one to use for maximum power.

Universal Piece Wiki and Trello Guide

Here are all the community HUB links you need to stay informed on all-things Universal Piece:

• Official Universal Piece Trello Board
• Universal Piece Wiki (Hosted by our site BloxInformer)
• Universal Piece Discord Server
• UP Roblox Game Page
• UP Roblox Community Page

I highly recommend starting with the Trello and Wiki since there you can find pretty much anything you need for the game. It helps to have all the styles, powers, and weapons in one place so that you can see all abilities and moves. The Trello and Wiki have info on:

• All Islands
• A Beginner’s Guide
• UP Codes
• All Materials
• All Fruits
• All Styles
• All Swords
• All Powers
• All Utilities
• All Items
• All Enemies and Bosses
• All NPCs
• Balance Changes
• All Raids
• Accessories and Currencies
• All Game Features like Armament Force, Instinct Sense, Flash Step, etc.

Once you’ve checked those out the Discord server is also a great place to keep in touch with. You can find the latest announcements about the game there. With RPGs it’s crucial to stay up to date on the latest patches, buffs, nerfs, reworks, and new content. Styles, powers, fruits, and weapons can change fast or new ones can be added.

Best of all, it’s a place where you can check about the best options within all categories and discuss tier lists. Also, experienced players can answer your questions in the chat channels so make full use of those.

That’s it for my Universal Piece Wiki and Trello guide. Check out our Universal Piece fruit and power tier list.

Anime Run Kingdom Unit Tier List

The current Meta in Anime Run Kingdom is built around strong team synergy and reliable performance in solo content. Units like Shadow stand out for their high damage without needing evolution, while support from characters such as Bokki can make even tough fights manageable. With the right setup, a tank like Zura can carry entire Raids, making these types of units essential for late-game progress.

Meta Units

These Meta Tier picks feature the most essential units in the game, each playing a key role in team success. From Agua’s top-tier healing to Shadow’s powerful non-evo DPS and Zura’s unmatched tanking, these characters shine especially in solo Raids when combined with supports like Bokki and evolved Breeza.

Unit	Bond	Description	How to Get
Agua	N/A	Agua is the top healer in the game, capable of solo healing an entire team and essential for most Raids. Just make sure she has a decent healing set.	Banner
Shadow	Shadow Garden	Shadow is the strongest non-evo DPS unit and holds up well against many evolved characters, plus he’s easier to obtain. Equip him with double attack gear for best results.	Event Shop
Bokki	N/A	Bokki is the best support unit available and becomes crucial for handling solo Raids in the late game.	Banner
Zura	N/A	Zura stands out as the best tank thanks to a Summon that grants 65% damage reduction to your team, making him perfect for solo Raids. Use double defense or HP gear to maximize his potential.	Banner
Breeza	Villains	Breeza is a solid pick from the start and becomes one of the strongest DPS evolutions, with materials easily found in Raids. Once fully evolved, he can even solo Raids if paired with Zura and Agua+Bokki.	Evolve the base unit.

S-Tier Units

Kenpaki, Byekuya, and Zawa are among the strongest evolutions, offering balanced power but requiring long grinds for materials. For a quicker alternative, Kiwido and Azuno are solid picks with easier Battlepass-based evolutions.

Unit	Bond	Description	How to Get
11th Kenpaki (TYBW)	Soul Reapers	11th Kenpaki is one of the top charge Evolution units, but evolving him requires grinding his stages for hours to gather materials.	Evolve the base unit.
Cokeku (Angel SSJ3)	Z Fighters	Cokeku offers solid performance as an Evolution unit, but, like the others, requires lengthy farming sessions for its materials.	Evolve the base unit.
Byekuya (TYBW)	Soul Reapers	Byekuya is competitive with the other top Evolutions, but evolving him involves a grind of 5 to 15 hours. All of these units work well for soloing content when paired with Agua, Zura, and Bokki for support.	Evolve the base unit.
Zawa (Bandana)	Strawhats	Zawa stands out as a strong Evolution choice, but also demands a significant time investment to farm evolution materials.	Evolve the base unit.
Sesoke (Curse Mark)	Villains	Sasoke is well balanced among the best Evolutions, though acquiring his evolution materials can take many hours of grinding.	Evolve the base unit.
Kiwido (Star King)	Beaters	Kiwido is a great evolution option if you’re looking to avoid heavy grinding. His evolution materials are unlocked at level 50 in the Battlepass, though keep in mind it’s only available through the Premium version.	Evolutions unlocked with materials from the Level 50 Battlepass.
Azuno (Stacia)	Beaters	Azuno is another solid evolution that’s much easier to get than most regular ones. You can grab her materials at level 50 of the free Battlepass, making her a convenient pick for players who want to progress quickly.	Evolutions unlocked with materials from the Level 50 Battlepass.

A-Tier Units

Epsolon is a top-tier tank just behind Zura and works best with Shadow for strong synergy. Freeren, Smush, and Eyehawk are the strongest Mythic DPS options, ideal if you don’t have evolved or event units.

Unit	Bond	Description	How to Get
Weguta (Majin SSJ2)	Villains	Weguto is a decent evolution if you’re not able to get materials or Mythics for the stronger options. He’s slightly weaker than the top picks but still useful, especially if you like the character or want to complete a Bond set.	Evolve the base unit.
RukiRuki (TYBW)	Soul Reapers	RukiRuki falls just below the top-tier evolutions, but can still be a solid choice if you’re missing the stronger materials. Like the others, she’s good for Bond sets or if you simply prefer her playstyle.	Evolve the base unit.
Epsolon	Shadow Garden	Epsolon has the potential to be the second-best tank after Zura and usually outperforms Huffy in that role. For best results, use double defense or HP gear and pair her with Shadow to activate the Shadow Garden buff.	Event Shop
Huffy (Snake Man)	Strawhats	Huffy can work as a backup tank if you’re short on better options, though he’s not as strong as Zura in that role. He’s worth evolving if you’re after the Bond effect or just enjoy using him.	Evolve the base unit.
Freerun	N/A	Freeren is the best beginner-friendly Mythic/Banner Summon and a top-tier DPS option overall. She’s a solid pick if you’re just starting out or need strong damage without relying on Evolutions or Event units.	Banner
Eyehawk	N/A	Eyehawk is a powerful DPS Mythic that works best when matched with the right team. If you’re missing evolved or event units, he’s a great alternative to help round out your lineup.	Banner
Smush	N/A	Smush is one of the strongest Mythic DPS units and a reliable pick when you need to fill a role on your team. Like Eyehawk, his performance depends on team synergy, but he’s a great fallback if Evolutions aren’t available.	Banner

B-Tier Units

Byekuya and Kenpaki are solid units that can shine with support but need a lot of stage grinding to evolve. Breeza is a reliable early DPS, while Huffy offers a decent tank option if you’re lacking stronger picks. For easier progress, Azuno and Kiwido are good evolution choices from the Battlepass, with Kiwido requiring the Premium version.

Unit	Bond	Description	How to Get
Byekya	Soul Reapers	A solid unit that requires farming evolution materials through lengthy stage grinds, but still effective when supported by Agua, Zura, and Bokki.	Banner
Azuno	Beaters	Easier to obtain through the free Battlepass and a good option if you want to avoid heavy grinding before evolving.	Battlepass
Huffy	Strawhats	A decent tank alternative, though not as strong as top tanks like Zura, suitable if you’re focusing on Bond set effects or lack better options.	Banner
Kenpaki	Soul Reapers	A strong base unit that requires a significant grind of 5 to 15 hours to gather evolution materials, but can perform well when supported by Agua, Zura, and Bokki.	Banner
Breeza	Villains	A reliable starter DPS unit who’s decent on their own while you farm for the whole power evolution from Raids.	Banner
Kiwido	Beaters	Available through the Premium Battlepass, Kiwido is a convenient evolution candidate for players who want to skip intense grinding.	Battlepass

C-Tier and Below Units

These units are generally underwhelming and fall short compared to the top-tier picks. They’re okay as early-game fillers, but most are forgettable unless you’re aiming for Bond effects or just like the characters.

Unit	Bond	Description	How to Get
Soonade	N/A	She’s a solid alternative if you don’t have Agua and works well if you want to run a double healer setup. Ensure she is equipped with a healing set.	Banner
Alpho	Shadow Garden	This unit is the top DPS in the Shadow Garden set after Shadow and works well if you’re aiming for double Shadow Garden DPS to activate the Bond set bonus alongside Epsolon as tank and Shadow as main DPS.	Event Shop
Naroto (Sage Mode)	Team 7	Norato is considered the weakest evolution unit because of its high cooldowns and lower stats, but it remains a viable choice. However, the materials needed to evolve him are also quite rare.	Evolve the base unit.
Broccoli	Villains	Broccoli Z is a decent beginner Mythic tank, but tends to be outperformed by Epsolon and Zura since he’s more of a damage/tank hybrid rather than a dedicated tank. On the plus side, he’s easy to obtain.	Free
Yurr	N/A	Yurr makes a good secondary DPS option if you’re missing some of the top-tier units. Although some community opinions ranked her as S-Tier, that was based on a bug that’s since been fixed, so it’s best to set those expectations aside.	Banner
Delto	Shadow Garden	Delto is a fighter who has solid performance and synergy within the Shadow Garden set. She offers reliable damage and works well alongside key units to boost the team’s overall effectiveness.	Event Shop
Sword	N/A	Sword is a fighter unit who struggles a bit in battles due to underwhelming stats and abilities, making him a less reliable choice compared to others.	Summon
Astra	N/A	Astra, like the others in this tier, is generally underpowered and best viewed as a beginner option or a unit to avoid if you have better choices available.	Summon
Liveua	N/A	Liveua is quite squishy, which limits her effectiveness and places her among the less powerful Mythic options.	Summon
Gone	N/A	Gone struggles mainly due to very long cooldowns, making him one of the weaker Mythic units in this tier.	Summon
Redward	N/A	Redward has improved with recent buffs, but he still remains a lower–tier choice compared to others.	Summon

Anime Run Kingdom Best Units for Beginners

For beginners, Freeren is one of the best starting options, thanks to her strong damage and ease of use. Weguto and Azuno are also solid early picks, offering accessible evolutions and balanced performance without heavy grinding. These characters help new players build a reliable team as they work toward higher-tier units.

Unit	Unit	Role
Kiwito	Kenpaki	Charge
Freeren	Breeza	Magic
Agua	Soonade	Healer
Weguto	Shadow	Bomber
Byekuya	Narato	Range
Epsolon	Broccoli	Defense
Bokki	N/A	Support
Azuna	Yurr	Ambush

How to Get Units in Anime Run Kingdom

You can get new Units in Anime Run Kingdom by summoning on the Banners, purchasing them from the Event Shops, Raids (Just Breeza for now), Login Rewards, and Challenges. Summoning from the Banner of your choice will run you 25 Gems for a Single Pull or 250 Gems for a Ten Pull. If you are looking to buy Units from the Event Shop, you will have to participate in the current Event and gather Event Points by beating waves.

That is all for my Anime Run Kingdom Unit Tier List and Guide. Share your top units and teams in the comments below. Check out our Other Roblox Articles to learn more and find more similar games.

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All New Pets in the Bizzy Bees Update in Grow A Garden

The Bizzy Bees Update introduces five additional pets to Grow A Garden. Each of them offers benefits associated with the newly introduced Pollinated and Honey-glazed mutations.

To add these pets to your collection, you’ll need to pick up a Bee Egg from the Honey Shop, which you can find right in the middle of the playing area.

All New Seeds in the Bizzy Bees Update in Grow A Garden

The new Pets are cool, but the new Seeds and Plants might be even cooler. Hive Fruit and Nectarine can be bought in the Honey Shop with the Honey you called, but there is also a new Seed Pack:

Similar to the Hive Fruit and Nectarine, the Seed Pack can be purchased for honey in the Honey Shop. It will cost you 10 Honey, and it usually comes in stock of 1 or 2. The most profitable flower is obviously the Sunflower, but it is quite hard to get. If you are looking to make a profit, settling for a Pink Lily or the Purple Dahlia is the most economical option.

All Cosmetic Items in the Bizzy Bees Update

The Bizzy Bees Event brings a bunch of new cosmetic items to help you spruce up your garden with some extra charm. To get your hands on them, just check out the Honey Crate area inside the Honey Shop.

In addition to those goodies, there are three more decorative items you can pick up from the Honey Shop: the Bee Chair, Honey Torch, and Honey Walkway. They’re perfect for adding a sweet touch to your garden setup, and they have a fixed cost, so you don’t need to take a chance on getting them.

How to Get the Pollinated Mutation in Grow A Garden

You can unlock the Pollinated mutation for your plants during the Swarm Event, which takes place every hour in-game. It works a lot like the earlier Moonlit and Bloodlit events. Once the event starts, bees will leave their nest and spend the whole time pollinating nearby plants on their own. The Pollinated Plant will have a Golden glow around it, and you will be able to see it through other plants.

How to Get Honey in Grow A Garden

In Grow A Garden, you can collect Honey by gathering pollinated crops and placing them into the Honey Combpressor machine located in the center of the map. The machine will turn your fruits into Honey, which you can then use to buy different pets and seeds at the Honey Shop, run by the Queen Bee in the same central area. You need to bring 10 KG of Pollinated Plants in order to get 10 Honey. Once you put 10 KG of Pollinated Plants into the Honey Combpressor, they will be processed for 3 minutes, and then you can receive your well-earned Honey.

All Honey Shop Items in the Bizzy Bees Update

The Honey Shop is a charming market where you can purchase honey, bee-themed decorations, Plants, and more. Not all items are available at the same time. Please check regularly to see what is currently in stock. Sometimes it’s the Cosmetics, sometimes it’s the Crates and Eggs, you never know.

Below is a list of all Items in the Honey Store, along with their price:

All of the items are fairly priced, as getting Honey is fairly easy with a good garden. The Honey Sprinkler is not available in the game yet, and does not have a price at this time.

That is all for my Grow A Garden Bizzy Bees Swarm Event Guide. Check out our Grow A Garden Trading Value List to see which plants you can sell for the biggest profit.

Crystal of Atlan utilizes an Energy System, similar to those found in many free-to-play games, especially Facebook games, where each activity consumes a certain amount of Stamina. Once the Energy runs out, the players are forced to stop playing the game.

You’re probably thinking that the game has a way to refill this annoying mechanic through items, and you’d be correct… kind of. Players can get Batteries, which, as the name suggests, replenish their Character Energy. There are three types of Batteries currently in the game, and each of them refills a different amount. Here’s the best part: You can’t buy these Batteries with real money. Players can get a few of them from non-premium loot crates and maybe one more from different exchanges, but even those who spend a lot of money won’t be able to avoid this roadblock.

Have you tried Crystal of Atlan? Check out our Ultimate Crystal of Atlan Class Tier list if you need help picking your first class.

Players on the official Crystal of Atlan Discord and Reddit have been extremely vocal about their feelings regarding the system. Some are posting memes about how ridiculous the Energy System is, while others are even saying how this will ultimately kill the game. Some are even saying they can run out of juice in under 10 minutes of playing the game.

Upon creating their first character, players have only 120 Character Energy and 70 Account Energy. That may sound like a lot, but each story mission in the game takes 5 Energy, and late-game activities take even more. The Character Energy replenishes daily, but the same can’t be said for the Account one. Once players make it to the endgame, they can unlock another Energy pool for the entire account, but that’s only if they are willing to put up with this entire system in the first place, which is literally preventing them from playing.

We really like Crystal of Atlan, and we’d like to see it thrive, but if the Energy mechanic isn’t addressed, players will become frustrated and find a new game.

What Can You Buy in Crystal of Atlan

Here’s everything you’re able to buy with real money in Crystal of Atlan:

• Vouchers
• Opals
• Phantasium Passes

Vouchers are used to buy different packs and can even be exchanged for the Phantasium Pass. With Vouchers, you’re usually aiming to buy more than one thing at once. Vouchers range from $0.99 all the way to $999

Opal is something of a default premium currency in Crystal of Atlan, and it’s used for buying individual items and other currencies. A lot of the stuff you can buy with Opals, you can get from Voucher packs. This is also the main currency you’ll use to buy Gacha pulls. There is also a non-premium version of Opal called Prismadium (it’s the same as Opal, only earned by playing the game). Again, the amount of Opals you buy ranges from $0.99 all the way up to $999.

Prismadium Pass is the game’s non-recurring monthly subscription. You can buy the 15 ($2.69) or the 30-day ($4.69) pass. You can also buy Vouchers and redeem them for either pass while in the game.

What Not to Buy in Crystal of Atlan

Here are the things we think aren’t worth buying in Crystal of Atlan using any of the currencies above:

• Batteries – Batteries restore your character and account stamina. You get these from random item loot boxes but, honestly, even if you could buy them in bulks, they just wouldn’t be worth it.
• Revival Capsules – The game hands these out quite often, and it’s better to save them, than use them. Most of the time, it’s better to just die and restart a mission if you’re struggling. The game is easy enough, so you likely won’t start dying until you reach end-game, and even when you do, it’s better just not to spend Opals or Prismadiums on these items.
• Maltz’s Special Injection – Like with Revive Capsules, the game will hand them out often. Save them for really tough end-game bosses and even then use them sparingly.
• Rank A Outfits – In the Outfit section, you’ll have a few Rank A Outfits that don’t cost a lot of money. Avoid these, unless you really like the cosmetic look. Outfits do actually improve your stats, and since you’ll want the best one, there’s no need to buy A rank outfits when S rank are available too.
• Buying Opals for Gacha pulls – Crystal of Atlan gives you plenty of ways to earn Gacha pulls and Prismadium. Because of this, there isn’t a real need to spend money for extra pulls, when you can just use what you earn by playing to get them. So, just play the game a bit more, and you should earn more than enough non-premium currency for the Gachas.

Things Worth Buying in Crystal of Atlan

• Prismadium Pass – This non-recurring subscription is absolutely worth it if you’re planning to play the game for a good while. Firstly, it immediately gives you 150 or 300 Opal, depending on how many days you bought. Secondly, it gives you so many daily benefits such as: daily chests and daily Prismadium, an increases your daily energy cap, free Double Potions, free Abyss Runs, the ability to acquire skills faster, faster EXP gain, lower fees when using the Trading House, extra Gold gain, and additional Trading House listing Slots. The value is amazing, but only if you’re planning to play Crystal of Atlan daily.
• Resource Packs – The Resource packs usually give you more value than the individual items are worth. The only problem is, you are usually limited to buying one of each packs. These aren’t super valuable like the Prismadium Pass, but are great if you were planning to spend a bit more money anyway.
• Premium Adventurer’s Manual – This is Crystal of Atlan’s Battle Pass. As you complete daily, weekly, and seasonal quests you’ll unlock both free and premium rewards. This is worth getting if you are planning to play the game on a daily basis. We definitely recommend the regular Adventurer’s Manual. The Collector’s one is only worth it if you REALLY want the extra cosmetics.

The rest is up to you. We hope our recommendation gives you a better idea on what you should and shouldn’t buy if you’re planning to play Crystal of Atlan. Have fun and if you haven’t decided on your class yet, check out our Ultimate Crystal of Atlan Class Tier List.

While Time Pieces are an entirely optional new item as you explore the clockwork circus of Horloge, they’re necessary to see and unlock everything the 8-10 hour DLC has to offer. If you want to acquire all 12 Time Runes, here’s how to find each of them.

All Time Rune Locations In Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker

An important thing to note is that while you’re searching throughout Horloge for the Time Runes, you most likely will not be collecting them in order. Some of these Time Runes are discovered naturally, while others will force you to engage in side quests or go to optional areas. With that in mind, here’s how to find all 12 Time Runes in Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker!

• Time Rune #1: Found in Horloge in the southwest corner of town. You’ll have to defeat the three Wheels players to earn it. In order to challenge them, you must first find the Warlock figurine, which can be acquired in Were-Lake. However, in order to get it, you must have collected one of each type of Goodie Bag from the three lakes in Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker.
• Time Rune #2: In Goodies Pond behind the waterfall.
• Time Rune #3: In Rail Forest. After grappling onto the wall midway through the level, search the eastern side of the area until you find a hidden puzzle room.
• Time Rune #4: Outside of Ivory Towers in the overworld.
• Time Rune #5: In Ivory Towers, before entering the fourth tower, head south until you see a door. Enter it, then solve the light puzzle (you’ll have to make a shadow in the face of the Puppeteer to solve it).
• Time Rune #6: In Horloge, solve the sliding block puzzle in the northeast of town (you’ll need to have completed Ivory Towers to access it).
• Time Rune #7: To the east of Goodies Pond.
• Time Rune #8: In Wolf Rock, after crossing the bridge, enter the cave to the east.
• Time Rune #9: In Horloge, complete the combat challenge in the eastern tent.
• Time Rune #10: To the north of Goodies Pond (you’ll need to have completed Ivory Towers to access it).
• Time Rune #11: At the Big Top, after defeating Pantouf, find a small cave in the upper room to the right.
• Time Rune #12: Complete Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker.

Once you’ve collected all 12 Time Runes, make your way to the giant clock in Horlege, insert them all into the clock, and watch the secret cutscene play! Now you’ve fully completed the DLC!

Sea of Stars is now available on PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch, and Steam.

Crystal of Atlan Best Overall Class Tier List

For this Crystal of Atlan tier list, we evaluated every character class, measuring their overall DPS, Survivability, Support, PvP capabilities, and usefulness while in a party.

S-Tier

Class	Info
Warlock	The Warlock is one of the best classes in Crystal of Atlan as it’s excellent at PvP and PvE content with his spells, debuffs, and overall damage. However, once he transforms he suddenly skyrockets to the top of the DPS charts. Even with lousy armor, a transformed Warlock does insane damage. With so many tricks up his sleeve, we had no choice but to put him here.
Scytheguard	If you want a class that can do just about anything, this is the class for you. The Scytheguard is mainly a support unit, but she is great in the front lines, can do some great crowd control. She is also a great healer, which always comes in handy whether you are playing solo or in a party. She can’t dish out as much damage, but she makes up for it in almost all other areas.

A-Tier

Class	Info
Berserker	If all you care about is dishing out melee damage and dominating the front lines, the Berserker is the class for you. Extremely powerful DPS, great mobility, and an absolute God at PvP. He’s somewhat lacking when it comes to his support abilities and can be outsmarted by a ranged unit. A great pick for a starter character.
Cloudstrider	Somewhat difficult to play, but a fantastic Class if you can master her playstyle. With the Cloudstrider, you can switch between all the different elements to take advantage of the enemy’s weakness. She is fast-paced, she can move around the battlefield a lot, and her moves just look amazing. She is great in PvP too, but she isn’t the tankiest character.
Starbreaker	Starbreaker does some devastating damage, and she is pretty tanky. If you get her in the frot lines, she can be an absolute beast with DPS. Her biggest problem is that she is slow. Her movement is slow, and her attacks need a second to charge. Because of this, she isn’t great at PvP, but in almost every other aspect, she is amazing.

B-Tier

Class	Info
Blademaiden	If you position her correctly because of her puppet, the Blademaiden can do a lot of damage, maybe even more than other classes. Unfortunately, if she isn’t positioned correctly, she lacks a lot. She is not tanky at all, and she can be easily overwhelmed in PvP. If you’re playing in a group, she is a great pick for extra damage.
Magician	The ultimate support character. Unfortunately, there is definitely a learning curve when it comes to mastering the Magician. His abilities are super useful, and can save the entire party if done right. However, when it comes to dishing out damage, and surviving, he’s lacking a bit. Magicians are great at PvP and are overall a lot of fun to play, if you can handle their shortcomings.
Bounty Hunter	Bounty Hunters use their guns to attack from a relatively safe distance. If you like to play ranged units, this is the one for you. She excels in group combat but reveals her glass-cannon nature when surrounded by enemies. She is still a lot of fun to play with and is a great asset when in a group.
Magiblade	The Magiblade is a great class if you don’t want to be a melee but still leave a bit of room between you and the enemy. He is super easy to play, and a great pick for a first character. Unfortunately, once you get to the endgame, you realize that he isn’t amazing at anything. Decent damage, decent mobility, okay tankiness, but there are just better classes out there. Still, don’t sleep on the Magiblade if you like the combat style, because it can be a lot of fun.

C-Tier

Class	Info
Elementalist	Under the right circumstances, the Elementalist is great. He can clear small groups of enemies and exploit their weaknesses. On the other hand, he isn’t very mobile, can get interrupted easily, and just isn’t great if there isn’t a group backing him up. If you don’t mind the squishy and stationary nature, the Elementalist is still a lot of fun.
Gunner	Gunner is great when she is in a party and casts her AoE abilities. Unfortunately, she lacks in almost any other aspect. She is too slow for PvP, her abilities aren’t varied, and she just can’t seem to catch a break with DPS. We’re confident the Gunner is going to get a major buff soon.

That’s all there is to our Crystal of Atlan tier list. Have fun playing and don’t be afraid to try out other classes, even if we put them lower on our tier list. Check out our Crystal of Atlan codes for free rewards.

Updated: We last updated the Rope Battles Ropes and Items tier list on May 27, 2025.

Without a good Rope, you will have a hard time facing anyone with a bit more experience in Rope Battles on Roblox. The Items can help you out immensely as well. However, with so many of them available to unlock, it’s not easy to choose which ones to spend your hard-earned Coins and Diamonds on. So, to help you out with this, we prepared the following Rope Battles Ropes and Items tier list.

Rope Battles Ropes Tier List

In the Rope Battles Ropes tier list above, we ranked each Rope based on its ability, stats, and overall usefulness when fighting other players. In general, expensive Ropes have better abilities, and that is what makes them stand out from the rest. You can find the list of all Ropes in Rope Battles, along with their pros and cons, right below.

S-Tier Ropes

Rope	Stats	Pros & Cons	Cost
Fire	Length: 18 Damage: 55 Struggle: 12s	+ Burns enemies and leaves flame fields on the ground + High Damage + Decent Length − Short Struggle duration	150
Cable	Length: 18 Damage: 55 Struggle: 12s	+ You electrocute enemies when hitting them + High Damage + Decent Length + Amazing for putting enemies onto the train rails − Short Struggle duration	150
Snow	Length: 18 Damage: 35 Struggle: 14s	+ Freezes enemies + Decent all around + Best Rope you can buy for Coins	500C

A-Tier Ropes

Rope	Stats	Pros & Cons	Cost
Infection	Length: 18 Damage: 35 Struggle: 12s	+ Enemies you kill get turned into zombies + Decent Damage and Length + You have to defeat an enemy before its ability activates − Short Struggle duration	Wheel
FishingRod	Length: 25 Damage: 35 Struggle: 15s	+ You can fish with it + Amazing Length + Decent Damage and good Struggle duration − No abilities that help you fight others	750C
VIP	Length: 20 Damage: 40 Struggle: 12s	+ Increased Coin generation + Best Rope for farming Coins + Good Damage + Very good Length − Short Struggle duration	VIP
Kite	Length: 25 Damage: 35 Struggle: 15s	+ You can tie the enemy to a kite + Great for annoying enemies + Amazing Length + Good Damage and Struggle duration	199$R

B-Tier Ropes

Rope	Stats	Pros & Cons	Cost
Grapple	Length: 22 Damage: 60 Struggle: 15s	+ Let’s you grab the side of an enemy + Very good Length and Damage + Good Struggle duration − Ability is not that useful	350C
Blood	Length: 18 Damage: 35 Struggle: 12s	+ Inflicts a Bleed effect on enemies + Decent Length and Damage − Short Struggle duration	500C
Wind	Length: 18 Damage: 50 Struggle: 12s	+ Increased movement speed after hitting an enemy + Good Damage and Length + Useful for dodging − Short Struggle duration	200C
Bomb	Length: 15 Damage: 70 Struggle: 12s	+ You can attach a timed bomb to enemies when you rope them + Amazing Damage − Only decent Length and short Struggle duration	250C

C-Tier Ropes

Rope	Stats	Pros & Cons	Cost
Chain	Length: 15 Damage: 60 Struggle: 15s	+ It’s more difficult for enemies to escape when you successfully rope them + Amazing Struggle duration with the ability + Very good Damage − Short Length	100C
Big	Length: 21 Damage: 50 Struggle: 12s	+ Increased hitbox and faster Rope throw animation + Good Range and Damage − Short Struggle duration	50C
Small	Length: 10 Damage: 50 Struggle: 12s	+ Very fast Rope throw animation + Decent Damage − Short Length and Struggle duration	50C
Common	Length: 18 Damage: 50 Struggle: 12s	+ Decent Damage and Length − Short Struggle Duration − No special abilities	Free

Rope Battles Items Tier List

The above Rope Battles Items tier list ranks each Item based on its damage, cooldown, AoE, and use difficulty. Even though you will use your Rope much more than Items, they can easily turn a 1v1 in your favor or let you escape from tricky situations. You can see some pros and cons of each Item in the list below.

S-Tier Items

Item	Stats	Pros & Cons	Cost
Molotov	Damage: 65 Cooldown: 8	+ Amazing Damage and Range + Deals damage over time + Good for zoning enemies + Large AoE	80
Mine	Damage: 65 Cooldown: 8	+ Amazing Damage + Hard to spot if placed correctly − Small AoE	Wheel

A-Tier Items

Item	Stats	Pros & Cons	Cost
Beer Bottle	Damage: 48 Cooldown: 6	+ Very good Damage + Short Cooldown + Long throw range − It’s difficult to hit enemies with it	150C
Spring	Damage: 16 Cooldown: 8	+ Knocks enemies down + Decent AoE − Low Damage	250C
Banana	Damage: 15 Cooldown: 8	+ Knocks enemies down + Kinda difficult to avoid − Low Damage	250C

B-Tier Items

Item	Stats	Pros & Cons	Cost
BowlingBall	Damage: 20 Cooldown: 8	+ Good Range and decent Damage + Knocks enemies down − Somewhat difficult to hit enemies with it	40
Thumbtack	Damage: 24 Cooldown: 8	+ Decent Damage and AoE − Easy to avoid	Free
Bear Trap	Damage: 25 Cooldown: 8	+ Decent Damage − Easy to avoid − Small AoE	50C

How to Get New Ropes and Items in Rope Battles

You can unlock new Ropes and Items in Rope Battles while in the main lobby area. All Ropes are available on display at the side opposite the arena entrance, while the items can be purchased in the Items menu. Most Ropes and Items cost Coins. However, some rarer ones can be obtained using Diamonds or by spinning the gacha Wheel.

How to Farm Coins and Diamonds

There are many ways to earn Coins and Diamonds in Rope Battles. However, the most efficient methods for farming these currencies are:

• Defeating other players
• Completing Goals (Quests)
• Claiming Daily login rewards
• Spinning the gacha Wheel
• Redeeming codes
• Purchasing them from the Shop

That concludes our Rope Battles Ropes and Items tier list. Feel free to share what you think is the best Rope and Item combo in the comment section below. For more of our Roblox content, make sure to check out the Roblox hub here on The Escapist.

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