admin If you want any hope of picking up the win on the pitch, you need the right style, and our Blue Lock Rivals tier list ranks all of them so you know which are worth using. Naturally, there’s a bit of nuance, as, depending on your playstyle, you may find that different styles suit you more. Regardless, we’re here to give you our thoughts.
Beyond helping with finding the best style for you, we can help you get the means to acquire them with our Blue Lock Rivals codes guide. You can find all sorts of useful in-game goodies, and they can be a good consolation prize if you lose a match.
Blue Lock Rivals tier list
In this tier list, we rank all the styles based on our experience and the thoughts of the community, though this isn’t an exact science. Rankings are always subjective, so we may put something in rank D that you think deserves a higher spot, and that’s okay. You should always use the style that works best for you.
| Rank | Blue Lock Rivals styles |
| S | Don Lorenzo, Kaiser, Loki, NEL Isagi, NEL Nagi, NEL Rin |
| A | Aiku, King, Kunigami, NEL Bachira, NEL Reo, Sae, Shidou, Yukimiya |
| B | Bachira, Charles, Gagamaru, Kurona, Nagi |
| C | Hiori, Isagi, Karasu |
| D | Chigiri, Igaguri, Otoya |
How do I get new Blue Lock Rivals styles?
The easiest way to get new styles is to spin for them, which costs 2.5k yen per spin; however, there’s no guarantee that you’ll get the one you want. Fortunately, there is a pity system in this game, so it guarantees you at least a legendary style after 50 spins. Beyond codes, the best way to get currency is to complete quests, grab your daily rewards, and purchase extra spins with Robux.
