Type Soul — Race Tier List
Best races ranked from S to D. Compare evolutions and overall strengths at a glance.
Tier List
| Tier | Races | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| S-Tier |
| The best races to evolve into and play as. Final forms offer top-tier damage and endgame power. |
| A-Tier |
| Strong evolved forms. You can compete without the absolute final form. |
| B-Tier |
| Decent mid-game picks but not endgame viable. |
| C-Tier |
| Use mainly to progress into the next form. |
| D-Tier |
| Starting forms only; weakest option in combat. |
Note: Tiers reflect overall power, ease of use, and endgame potential.
Features
- Three core races: Shinigami, Hollow/Arrancar, and Quincy. Fullbringer is also available.
- Each race has a unique path and final form. Power grows as you evolve.
- Tier ranks consider power, ease of use, and endgame strength.
- Hollow path focuses on evolving into Arrancar with high damage spikes.
- Shinigami unlock Shikai and Bankai for flexible melee play.
- Quincy excel at ranged pressure and reach Vollständig.
- Fullbringer uses spiritual power in objects for tactical play.
Race Deep Dives
Strengths, weaknesses, playstyle, and quick tips for each race.
Strengths
- • Balanced kit with mobility and crowd control
- • Two major power spikes: Shikai → Bankai
- • Beginner friendly fundamentals and combos
Weaknesses
- • Requires completing trials for top forms
- • Short-to-mid range reliant on gap closers
Quick Tips
- • Prioritize survivability and stamina early; learn i-frames and cancels
- • Practice Shikai timing windows before attempting Bankai trials
Strengths
- • High damage spikes with release
- • Strong dueling potential after evolutions
Weaknesses
- • Progression can be grindy before Arrancar
- • Reliant on cooldown windows and committing to engages
Quick Tips
- • Use early forms to learn spacing and baiting blocks
- • Save key cooldowns to secure confirms into Resurrección burst
Strengths
- • Excellent range and poke
- • Powerful ultimate form (Vollständig) for endgame
Weaknesses
- • Punished hard on whiff at close range
- • Positioning and stamina management are critical
Quick Tips
- • Play around terrain and verticality to control sightlines
- • Practice quick swaps between pressure and disengage tools
Strengths
- • Unique utility and outplay potential
- • Flexible approaches in small skirmishes
Weaknesses
- • Less straightforward progression than other races
- • Damage ceiling typically below top burst picks
Quick Tips
- • Focus on reads and punish windows rather than extended trades
- • Leverage utility to force isolated fights and resets
How to Choose a Race
If you like…
- Flexible melee, clear power spikes → Shinigami
- Explosive engages and evolutions → Hollow/Arrancar
- Ranged pressure and kiting → Quincy
- Creative utility and skirmishing → Fullbringer
Reroll & Progression
You can reset your Race using certain items. See the Items page for details.
Items → look for Soul Ticket and related tokens.
FAQ
What is the best race for beginners?
Shinigami is a safe, balanced start. Quincy is also friendly thanks to ranged tools.
Can I change my race later?
Yes, but it may take items or steps in-game. Plan before you reroll.
Do tiers change with patches?
Yes. Updates can shift power. Check this page after each patch.
Which race has the highest damage?
Final forms like Arrancar and Vasto Lorde are top picks for damage.
Main races overview
A brief look at each race’s identity and typical progression path.
Shinigami
Sword-focused combat unlocking Shikai and ultimately Bankai through quests and trials.
Progression: Shikai → Bankai
Playstyle: Melee-focused, flexible and reactive with release-based power spikes.
Hollow/Arrancar
Evolve from Hollow into Arrancar and release Resurrección for a major power spike.
Progression: Resurrección
Playstyle: Aggressive burst with evolutions culminating in Arrancar releases.
Quincy
Ranged spiritual combat culminating in Vollständig.
Progression: Vollständig
Playstyle: Long‑range pressure, zoning and kiting with resource management.
Fullbringer
Human-born spiritual fighter that channels the soul of objects; culminates in Fullbring techniques.
Progression: Fullbring
Playstyle: Utility-heavy skirmisher that leverages objects and mobility tricks.