Styles in Blue Lock Rivals are similar to weapons or skills in some other Blue Lock-inspired Roblox titles. They give you several very powerful skills that let you create chances from nothing and finish from seemingly impossible angles. Check out which ones are the best in the Blue Lock Rivals style tier list below.
Blue Lock Rivals Style Tier List
| Tier | Styles |
|---|---|
| S | Sae, Rin, Shidou |
| A | Aiku, Nagi, King |
| B | Gagamaru, Bachira, Isagi |
| C | Chigiri |
Sae, Rin, and Shidou are the best styles on the attack in Blue Lock Rivals. Sae’s kit is more pass-oriented, but with both of them, you can pass the ball around and finish strong. They also have two moves they can use while awakened. Shidou’s whole kit is very powerful, and the best thing about it is that you lock the ball in the air while shooting the ball, which can be tricky to defend against.
Nagi’s mid-air trap is very good because you can’t steal the ball away from him while he is doing it, and he can also dribble out of it to switch the play. Aiku is the best defensive Style in Blue Lock: Rivals because its whole kit is about retaking possession. King is amazing for long shots, but he has enough mobility that he can be useful on defense as well. Bachira is decent both for defenders and wingers.
Gagamaru is made for GKs with a kit that is all about blocking shots in a flashy way. Isagi and Chigiri are decent on both ends but not amazing. Isagi is slightly better because of the direct shot that lets you finish more consistently and the lob pass skill, which is excellent for moving the ball over long distances very quickly.
List of Best Blue Lock Rivals Styles
| Style | Skills | Tier |
|---|---|---|
| Sae | C – You pass the ball perfectly to the person you are aiming at. Great for long passes. C – (Awakening) – You do a cross-elastico nutmeg on the nearest opponent, dash behind them, and then shoot in the direction you are facing. V – You dribble and dash past an opponent. B – You flick the ball from behind your back forward and then dash to it and catch it. | S |
| Rin | C – You shoot the ball and curve it depending on the side of the field you are on. V – You do a very short roulette dribble around an opponent. C – (Awakening) – You make a very powerful shot, curving it with the outside of your foot. B – You throw the opponent closest to you to the ground. | S |
| Shidou | C – You bounce the ball up and do a drive shot in the direction you are facing. V – You bounce the ball up, jump to it, and do a powerful header in the direction you are facing. B – You flick the ball up into the air and do a powerful bicycle kick. | S |
| Aiku | C – You dash forward and force the ball out of an opponent’s possession by throwing it into the air. V – You dash forward and steal the ball away from the player that currently has it. B – You jump up, intercept any shot or pass that is in the air, and then head it in the opposite direction. | A |
| Nagi | C – Traps you mid-air with or without the ball. V – You dash out of a mid-air trap in any direction. It can be used only after C. B – Volley feint that leads into another powerful volley. | A |
| King | C – You shoot a high-arching volley. It is best used from outside the box. V – You gain a burst of speed and sprint forward. The move has an end lag, and you can only slightly alter your sprint direction. B – An improved version of the V skill that lets you constantly change direction while also having no end lag. | A |
| Gagamaru | C – You scorpion kick the ball in the opposite direction. It can be used to block shots. V – If you are in your 18-yard box, you gain a massive speed boost and a lower dive cooldown for 10 seconds. If you are outside of the box, you do a diving header forward, kicking the ball in the opposite direction. It can’t be used in mid-air. B – You do a handstand and block the incoming shot. | B |
| Bachira | C – You dash a short distance forward and steal the ball. V – You nutmeg an opponent, pushing the ball far forward behind them. You also get a short burst of speed. B – You do a bunch of stepovers and dash through an opponent along with the ball. | B |
| Isagi | C – You bounce the ball and shoot out a powerful volley. V – A direct lob pass to any of your teammates. B – It gives you meta vision, which lets you see the status of other players and where the ball is going. | B |
| Chigiri | C – Greatly increases your speed with and without the ball. V – Fully restores your stamina bar and prevents it from being depleted for a short amount of time. B – A short dash forward that can be used three times. | C |
How to Use, Reroll, and Store Styles in Blue Lock Rivals
You can use your awakening once it spawns on you during the match, but keep in mind that this can take a while. When you are able to awaken, which will be indicated to you on the screen, get a hold of the ball and press the G button. While awakened, you can use your B skill once before it runs out. For most of the match, rely on other style skills and pro moves to better your play.
Click on the styles button while in the lobby to enter the styles menu where you can reroll your style. Each reroll costs you one spin if you got some through codes or daily quests, or 2500 cash.
You can also store your styles, but you have to unlock style storage slots, which cost Robux. I don’t recommend purchasing them until at least more styles get added to Blue Lock Rivals.
I hope the above info lets you dominate the field in Blue Lock Rivals. If you want to find the correct flow to go along with your style, then feel free to check out our Blue Lock Rivals flow tier list.
Published: Dec 23, 2024 04:06 am