Choose your fighters with the help of this Bleach Soul Resonance Tier List, ranking each character from best to worst, and including whether they’re DPS or Support, to help you ensure your loadout stays balanced and battle-ready.
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Bleach Soul Resonance Tier List
S-TIER
- Ichigo (Getsugatensho)
- Kisuke Urahara
- Hitsugaya (DPS)
- Yoruichi (DPS)
- Ikkaku Madarame (DPS)
- Tosen (DPS)
- Rukia (Support)
- Byakuya (Support)
A-TIER
- Ichigo
- Ishida
- Kusajishi (Support)
- Komamura (Support)
B-TIER
- Orihime
- Ururu Tsumugiya
C-TIER
- Sado
- Renji Abarai
D-TIER
- There are no D-Tier units. This is a good thing as it means you can only go up from here!
What Each Tier Means
S: Chances are, the top-tier units won’t surprise you. Those here are the strongest available in-game, offering huge strength and skills, allowing you to strategise against all kinds of threats.
A: Great alternatives to the top tier! Those here offer a variety between Supports and DPS, meaning you’re able to pick and choose based on what your team currently lacks. They’re powerful and good at their niche, but fall short compared to the specialists in the top tier.
B: In the middle tier, we have the average units. Those here are decent contenders for your team loadout if you need extra variety without having a choice. They’re strong enough, but have a long way to go to become meta.
C: Second from the bottom, these units aren’t excellent, and I overall don’t recommend choosing them for your team. That said, they offer some niche and situational uses if you’re in a pinch or completely strapped for choice. Ideally, however, you’ll replace these as soon as possible.
D: The weakest units to enlist in Bleach Soul Resonance. Those here, unfortunately, don’t offer much to your playthrough, making the story feel clunky and difficult for progression. Even with practice and prestige, they fall short, so I recommend grabbing characters from the higher tier.
