BLEACH Mirrors High character tier list
Fulfilling every fan’s dream, BLEACH Mirrors High lets you join forces with some of Tite Kubo’s most iconic characters in an original storyline taking place after the series’ Thousand-Year Blood War. But the game is also a gacha, where understanding which characters excel can be key, especially when pondering a reroll or investing in the right backups. Here’s our latest BLEACH Mirrors High tier list. Table of contentsComplete BLEACH Mirrors High character tier listS-TierA-TierB-TierC-Tierhttps://embeds.beehiiv.com/a8d62108-86ed-4039-bf49-44877ba62c15 Complete BLEACH Mirrors High character tier list We divided our list into four tiers, from S to C, and selected the three-star versions of all characters as our baseline for evaluation while taking all of their Limit Break passives into account. Due to their customizable nature, the protagonist was not included. S-Tier Image by Bandai Namco True to what any fan can imagine, Ichigo and Aizen are the staple S-Tiers of Mirrors High and the game’s best Combo picks. Rukia and Rangiku then shine as its best Chain supports, with the latter being by far the best partner for Hitsugaya. CharacterType / Attribute / StyleOverviewIchigo KurosakiCombo / RED / ZanjutsuMirrors High‘s premier DPS, Ichigo hits hard by pairing his myriad of ATK buffs with a unique -4 Mortal Blow CD effect. Sosuke AizenCombo / VIO / ZanjutsuAizen works similarly to Ichigo and relies on his ATK buffs and switch CD increase to control the pace of any battle.Rukia KuchikiChain / BLU / KidoRukia can provide huge amounts of Crit Hit and DMG via Entrusted Heart. She can also bind opponents via Bakudo #1: Sai and freeze foes with her Mortal Blow.Rangiku MatsumotoChain / YEL / KidoThe game’s premier offensive support, Rangiku can provide massive CRIT Hit Rate and DMG buffs by simply taking and leaving the field.Toshiro HitsugayaCombo / GRN / ZanjutsuThe only S-Tier Combo character with a Power/Blitz Art combo, Hitsugaya is a Crit machine also capable of freezing via his Hyorinmaru Mortal Blow. A-Tier Image via Bandai Namco Although unable to perform at the same level as the above, those in the A-Tier can be just as destructive when under the right conditions or compositions. True to that, many of them are excellent wild card picks or secondary DPSs. CharacterType / Attribute / StyleOverviewByakuya KuchikiShadow / CYN / KidoPairing the Shadow type’s extra evasion with his +15 percent Critical Hit Rate passive and Bakudo #61: Rikujokoro’s bind, Byakuya is lethal when in the hands of reactive players.Yoruichi ShihoinShadow / VIO / HakudaIf Byakuya shines by creating and abusing openings, Yoruichi can lock opponents in the fight by disabling character switching.Mayuri KurotsuchiChain / ORN / ZanjutsuSharing Rukia and Rangiku’s Switch Cooldown Reduction passive, Mayuri is at his best when the subject is applying Physical Defense Reduction and Poison. His Mortal Blow can also apply Paralyze.Kuon HoshimuraCombo / CYN / ZanjutsuPossessing a kit identical to Hitsugaya’s, Kuon is a Critical-based Combo pick also capable of countering up-close attacks via her Skill. Requires a debuffer. Read what’s behind the latest news in gaming (with a bit of snark) by subscribing to the Destructoid Checkpoint newsletter! B-Tier Image via Bandai Namco The B-Tier houses characters who are either unable to compete with the above or lack overall deck variety/kit versatility. This does not mean they cannot excel, just that their utility and ceiling will be limited by the opposition. CharacterType / Attribute / StyleOverviewOrihime InoueChain / CYN / KidoCapable of providing damage reduction, DEF buffs, as well as applying a -25 percent ATK debuff, Orihime is the staple defensive support. Her lack of offensive impact keeps her a step behind our S and A picks.Uryu IshidaCombo / VIO / KidoIshida is a Combo unit that specializes in lengthy Projectile Art chains. Awakening his full potential requires a Poison support.Grimmjow JaegerjaquezClash / ORN / ZanjutsuGrimmjow is a specialist capable of turning debuffs into power, all while buffing his ATK and DEF by 15 percent.Renji AbaraiClash / GRN / ZanjutsuHaving a great set of counter debuffs as his differential, Renji is the game’s premier Clash pick. His lack of non-Blitz arts narrows down his utility. Provides a team-wide +10 percent DMG buff following clash wins.Naru JurinnaShadow / RED / KidoA unit specialized in enabling her situational Draw Bonus and team-wide DMG buff. Her skill can also bind.Maiko TokishimaShield / YEL / HakudaShines via her ability to counter projectiles. Offers boosts to your team following a cover change and provides a -3 switching CD reduction.Yasutora SadoShield / BLU / HakudaSado is a tank capable of dealing decent damage and providing team-wide ATK buffs following cover switches. C-Tier Image via Bandai Namco. Remixed by Destructoid There’s no easy way to say this: the C-Tier houses those either unable to match their competition if not equipped with th
But the game is also a gacha, where understanding which characters excel can be key, especially when pondering a reroll or investing in the right backups. Here’s our latest BLEACH Mirrors High tier list.
Image by Bandai Namco True to what any fan can imagine, Ichigo and Aizen are the staple S-Tiers of Mirrors High and the game’s best Combo picks. Rukia and Rangiku then shine as its best Chain supports, with the latter being by far the best partner for Hitsugaya.
Image via Bandai Namco Although unable to perform at the same level as the above, those in the A-Tier can be just as destructive when under the right conditions or compositions. True to that, many of them are excellent wild card picks or secondary DPSs.Bakudo #61: Rikujokoro’s bind, Byakuya is lethal when in the hands of reactive players.
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Image via Bandai Namco The B-Tier houses characters who are either unable to compete with the above or lack overall deck variety/kit versatility. This does not mean they cannot excel, just that their utility and ceiling will be limited by the opposition.
Image via Bandai Namco. Remixed by Destructoid There’s no easy way to say this: the C-Tier houses those either unable to match their competition if not equipped with the right Special Effects or who are simply outclassed within their role. https://embeds.beehiiv.com/a8d62108-86ed-4039-bf49-44877ba62c15 The post BLEACH Mirrors High character tier list appeared first on Destructoid.