Project Mugetsu Shikai Tier List Update 2 5

Project Mugetsu Shikai Tier List - Best Abilities

I’ve sorted the various Shikai on the basis of their attacks and how easy it is to get them. Do note that this list is not final as everything comes down to your playstyle. Since some of these Shikai have only a 1% chance of being rolled, redeem these Project Mugetsu codes to bend the odds in your favor. Here’s every Shikai in PM ranked:

S Tier - Best Shikai in PM

Ichimonji is without a doubt, the best Shikai in Project Mugetsu. It not only deals a great amount of damage but also has a passive that can inflict severe debuffs. These include Blind which blocks half of the enemies’ screen, Ant which debuffs defense and increases cooldown time by 2x, Seal disables all skills and Blacken which makes enemies slower. Apart from this other Shikai in this tier are also great. If you are more interested in 1v1 combat I’d suggest sticking with Benihime. You can also go with Nozarashi as it also has a Bankai.

A Tier

Senbonzakura is a great Shikai for mid to late-game, as it offers versatile ranged moves, essentially allowing you to shoot opponents from a safe distance. As for defeating quest bosses that rely on close combat, go with Minazuki since its movesets are some of the best in the game.

B Tier

These Shikai are great for early-game and can help a lot with progressing. I suggest sticking with Kamishini as it’s great for long-range attacks and also packs great damage. This Shikai is handy for players still leveling up because its first move lasts so long that it can go through the opponent’s block. Ryujin Jakka was nerfed and hence is in the B tier despite being of Legendary rarity. Most veteran players don’t recommend using it as it doesn’t pack much damage but it can still be great for early to mid-game combat.

C Tier

Shikai in this tier are not worth the hassle and should be avoided unless you are just starting out. Despite being of low tier, they can help you familiarise yourself with using them in combat. For example, you can use Hyorinmaru to set up spike traps at lower levels. In case you get caught in a combo you can also create your ice doppelganger to flee the scene. Similarly, Zangetsu could prove particularly useful early on in the game. The first few moves can even break a block while the higher-level ones with their AoE damage and the ability to nullify blocks can come in clutch. If you’re a fan of Project Mugetsu like us and would like to know more about the experience? Look no further! Check out How does race progression work in Project Mugetsu (PM)? – Roblox and How to get Resurrección in Project Mugetsu (PM) – Roblox here on Pro Game Guides!