[Official Release] Bizarre Lineage Stands Tier List

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Feature image for our bizarre lineage stands tier list showing a character engulfed in a flashy aura as they hold an arrow ready to unlock their stand potential

Stands are bizarre, and as a newly realised Stand User, you may want to know if you got the short end of the arrow or not.

Puns aside, this Bizarre Lineage Stands Tier List ranks each of these innate manifestations from best to worst based on their PvP and PvE capabilities, skill synergy, and style points. The latter of which is clearly the most important.

Anyway, let’s get into it!

Bizarre Lineage Stands Tier List

This tier is up to date as of March 2nd, 2026. [RELEASE]

S-TIER

  • Whitesnake
    • The strongest Stand in Bizarre Lineage as of release. This insane skill set yields to no enemy, dealing deathly blows with style and efficiency. Go king, aurafarm!
  • Star Platinum
    • ORA!
  • King Crimson
    • A foresight-wielding menace who peeks into the future to change the outcome of combat in its favour. This powerful stand has incredibly strong skills and regularly debuffs opponents during fights.
  • The World High Voltage
    • A variant of The World, applying debuffs to enemies whilst dealing life-threatening blows with relative ease. This Stand can also freeze time periodically to get in cheap attacks.
  • The World
    • The temporary tutorial Stand, and the prized possession of Dio himself. This formidable and frightening Stand has incredibly strong and fast attacks, handling enemies at close range with ease. And yes, it also has the time freeze ability.
  • Killer Queen
    • Kira is my favourite villain, and whilst Killer Queen isn’t my favourite Stand, it’s still an insanely cool fighter. With powerful skills and excellent combat control, Killer Queen explodes into combat and quickly overwhelms enemies.
  • Weather Report
    • Much like in part 6, Weather Report is one of the most busted Stands. Don’t be fooled by the rainbows and clouds; this environmental Stand forecasts the death of all its enemies.

A-TIER

  • Stone Free
    • Stone Free has some neat, diverse, and powerful moves, but is quite simple overall. It’s still formidable, but I wouldn’t consider it an S-Tier by any means.
  • Crazy Diamond
    • A well-rounded uncommon Stand with powerful attacks and a built-in healing. Much like its real counterpart, this Stand is versatile, but in classic early Jojo fashion, relies mostly on punching harder than the enemy instead of otherworldly tactics.
  • Golden Experience
    • Girono’s Stand is incredible, with diverse and powerful attacks alongside special skills and self-healing. Golden Experience shows great combat prowess thanks to its PvP and PvE move set.

B-TIER

  • Anubis
    • A speedy and strong Stand, but it lacks massively in how many skills this Stand can master. It leaves the user vulnerable if enemies know the limitations of this Stand.

C-TIER

  • Purple Haze
    • If you can’t beat em’, poison them to death. In canon, I love Purple Haze despite its limited appearance. In Bizarre Lineage, it’s given justice with all of its attacks inflicting poison damage. That said, it’s quite weak overall.
  • The Hand
    • Arguably, this is one of the strongest canonical Stands, but it belongs to a rather dim user. Applying that in Bizarre Lineage, The Hand Stand isn’t all that powerful. It has a nice variety of skills, but finds itself outpaced in the late game by higher-quality Stands.

D-TIER

  • Magicians Red
    • An Uncommon Stand inspired by Avdol’s. It’s a simple fire stand, relying on elemental attacks for the advantage, which end up being snuffed out by higher-tier enemies.
  • Red Hot Chilli Peppers
    • A Common rarity stands with underwhelming skills. A lot of its moveset could be described as “the standard”. Overall, quite weak and forgettable.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Q: What does each tier mean?
    • S: Standing above the rest (lol), these top-tier abilities are the most threatening soul-manifestations in the game. They have versatile and frightening skills, managing PvP and PvE seamlessly with their well-synergised skills and incredible damage.
    • A: Secondary to the top, you may like these Stands and choose them as your primary combat as opposed to the top-tier choices, and I don’t blame you. Those here are great alternatives, with high-damage moves and impressive Skills. However, they have some notable weak points which other Stand users can exploit during combat.
    • B: Residing in the middle tier, these average Stands have some niche and situational uses. They’re great if you’re in the early to mid game and want to learn about wielding Stands and upgrades, but don’t be shocked if they’re outpaced in the late game.
    • C: These Stands, whilst not the worst, are highly forgettable. They’re not all that strong, and their skills aren’t versatile enough to support their users surviability. Ideally, I recommend aiming for a higher tier.
    • D: Whilst having any Stand is better than none, this tier is the Hermit Purple of all Stands. It’s unimpressive, not very flashy, and has lacklustre skills that don’t elevate combat much more than wildly throwing fists.
  • Q: How do I get a Stand?
    • A: Using a Stand Arrow, obtained from world drops, Chests, Missions, and NPC kills.

Now you know which stands above the rest, start poking yourself with arrows via Roblox to awaken your Stand. Or, stick around for my complete Progression Guide to learn more about how to play.

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