Slayers 2 Tier List (October 2026)

Kamado (Supreme)

The safest all-round pick for almost any build. Demons get the most from it: Sun Immunity frees a gear slot and Regen Adrenal only works on the demon path. V0.2 removed Headbutt's guard break, but the stat package still leads.

Rengoku (Supreme)

Flame Breathing and aggressive Katana builds; it has the highest damage bonus of any clan, and Ignition Hit makes every basic-attack string open with a burn.

Uzui (Supreme)

Technical PvP, fist and stamina-heavy builds, and levelling thanks to the quest EXP bonus. It has no Sound Breathing bonus, so it works on any style.

Soyama (Supreme)

Counter-heavy PvP duelists who win by reading attacks; on the demon path it pairs well with Shockwave. The shared counter cooldown means you cannot stack it with other counter tools.

Himejima (Mythic)

Tanky melee and M1-heavy builds that mix skills into swings, for PvP and bosses. It has no Stone Breathing bonus despite the name — the tank passives are the reason to pick it.

Iguro (Mythic)

Serpent Breathing and poison duelists who reposition a lot — Flash Step plus the snake's bind makes the whole kit about controlling space.

Shinazugawa (Mythic)

Wind Breathing and aggressive Katana bruisers — Marechi's Blade turns every basic attack into a poison applicator, which pairs perfectly with Wind's pressure style.

Agatsuma (Mythic)

Thunder Breathing mains — most of its damage bonus is tied to Thunder, so it is much weaker on any other style. If you did not roll it, do not pick Thunder for the pairing alone; Thunder is strong anyway.

Douma (Mythic)

Defensive demon and Evil Art builds that want ways out of combos, especially in PvP. Keen Intellect makes it the progression clan for demon mains.

Tamayo (Mythic)

Party support and boss runs: a heal plus a full cooldown reset for the whole group. The V0.2 stat buff made it viable for solo play too, but groups are where Pharmaceutical Skills prints value.

Shabana (Legendary)

Group PvE and M1-pressure demon builds — the zone buffs the whole party, and stacking Blood Poison on every swing gives real sustained damage. Solo, the value drops.

Tomioka (Legendary)

Water Breathing players who like longer fights and cooldown resets; the Wen discount also helps progression — it effectively rebates 30% of every trainer fee.

Kocho (Legendary)

Insect Breathing and poison builds — since V0.17 Poison Draw adds damage, speed and cooldown reduction for its duration. Poison-immune opponents blunt the whole plan.

Urokodaki (Rare)

The strongest Rare clan by consensus — an easy Water Breathing pick: passive Water damage and stamina savings with nothing to activate, plus strong defence if you wear a mask. Stop rerolling if you get this and plan to play Water.

Ubuyashiki (Legendary)

Farming and levelling: the EXP and drop bonuses help, but the damage and stamina penalties make it a poor combat clan. Level on it, then reroll into a fighter.

Sabito (Rare)

Water Breathing and Katana builds; the dash and sword damage mode is unusually strong for a Rare — many players keep it over mismatched Mythic rolls.

Makomo (Rare)

Defensive Water Breathing and Katana builds that block a lot; the Water bonus needs a Sabito or Makomo in your party, so it shines in duo play.

Kaneki (Uncommon)

The best general-purpose Uncommon: Health, movement and damage that suit any early build. Keep it until you can roll for something build-matched.

Yamagiri (Uncommon)

Stamina-hungry builds while levelling; the only Uncommon that trades damage for stamina. Pairs well with fist builds or long dungeon runs.

Kurotsume (Uncommon)

Early offence and movement; the same bonuses as Kaneki with slightly less Health — strictly worse unless you value the speed for questing.

Aoshima (Uncommon)

A plain early-game damage roll with no build requirement — a placeholder until spins come.

Aori (Uncommon)

Early-game use; the smallest movement bonus of the Uncommons. Reroll as soon as anything better shows up.

Yahaba (Rare)

Arrow demons, especially in a party with another Yahaba or Susamaru — the party buff is the only reason it stays on the board.

Susamaru (Rare)

Tamari demons, especially in a party with another Susamaru or Yahaba. Outside Tamari, reroll.

Thunder Breathing 雷

PvP duelists and players who want a fast, mobile playstyle

Sound Breathing 音

Group fights and clearing packs of demons quickly

Flame Breathing 炎

Boss farming, dungeons and players who like big numbers

Water Breathing 水

New players and anyone who wants one style for every situation

Serpent Breathing 蛇

Technical PvP players

Insect Breathing 蟲

Hit-and-run PvP and players who like status effects

Stone Breathing 岩

Boss tanking and casual PvE

Wind Breathing 風

Aggressive players who like constant pressure in PvP

Shockwave 破

Close-range PvP demons who also want dungeon value

Ice 氷

Demons who want one art for every situation

Reaper 死

Fast melee pressure and long combos on bosses

Arrow 矢

Combo builds paired with the right weapon

Dream 夢

Control-focused PvP and coordinated group fights

Blood Sickles 鎌

Ranged demons who like to kite, and group PvE where allies can punish

Explosive Blood 血

Farming packs of enemies as a demon

Tamari 鞠

Tamari party builds — otherwise reroll

Obi 帯

Technical duelists willing to practice mix-ups