Tokyo Ghoul: Break The Chains Tier List: November 2025 and Reroll Guide– (Updated)

Tier

Characters

S

Ken Kaneki, Kisho Arima, Kohtaro Amon, Uta, Toka Kirishima

A

Shu Tsukiyama, Yukinori Shinohara, Yakumo Onori, Chu Hachikawa, Mogan Tanakamaru

B

Noro, Nashiro Yasushisa, Kurona Yasushisa

Character

Character Description

Ken Kaneki (Awaken)

Speed: DPS/Tank Hybrid

Ken steps into the frontline as a carry who refuses to go down, holding strong thanks to heavy sustain. His active skill swings for 410% ATK as Weak damage, adding two Weak stacks each hit to leave enemies softened for the rest of the team.

• Ken’s passive keeps him going through Lifesteal Boost, and once he stays above 70% HP, Blood Rage kicks in and triples his lifesteal, turning high-HP builds into a nonstop healing engine.

• His ultimate cuts through waves with a wide AoE slash that ignores 20% DEF, letting him sweep groups quickly. He performs best with HP% and Lifesteal% on RC Cells, especially in Speed-based teams that rotate turns faster.

•  Ken lands in S-Tier because his self-heal loop is so strong that even F2P players handle PvP mirrors easily, especially when fights drag out.

Kisho Arima (Lightning God)

Speed: Burst DPS

Arima stands out as a ruthless assassin who deletes tanks before they can react. His active skill strikes for 410% ATK, cuts through block chance, and even shuts down enemy passives for one turn, which is huge against buff-stacked opponents.

•  Ksiho’s passive keeps the pressure going with Coordinated Attack, letting him follow ally single-target skills with 80% Impale damage that ignores DEF.

• As Thunder stacks build (up to 5), he reaches guaranteed crits and gains +30% crit damage at full stacks.

• His ultimate sends lightning across the field, hitting everyone and spreading Paralyze for clean setups. He shines with Crit Rate/DMG, ATK%, and Speed boots to secure early triggers.

• Kisho Arima holds an S-Tier spot thanks to brutal co-op scaling, with his pursuit attacks pushing team DPS far beyond normal numbers.

Koutarou Amon (Twinblades of Justice)

Strength: Crit DPS

Amon grows stronger the longer the fight lasts, acting as a scaling finisher who thrives in extended battles. His active skill lands a 400% ATK blade strike, and each swing raises his crit rate by 1% for every 2% HP the enemy has lost, letting him hit a 50% crit rate against low-HP targets.

• Koutarou’s passive spreads team support by giving allies +6% penetration whenever he crits, stacking twice and making the whole lineup pierce harder.

• The ultimate of this character delivers a rapid dual-blade assault with bleed effects that tick for 5% max HP.

• He performs well with 80%+ crit rate, strong penetration subs, and Strength accessories for extra force.

• Koutaroud Amon is included in this rank because endurance modes let his scaling push teams into boss-shredding territory.

Uta (Mask-Maker) 

Speed: Support/DPS

Uta acts as a flexible support who boosts the entire team while still dealing respectable damage. His active skill raises all ally skill levels by 1 and grants +8% to every stat for two turns, making combos smoother, especially when playing manually.

• Uta has passives for steady sustain through Lifesteal Boost and adds a 10% dodge when his HP drops.

• He got ultimate to summon mask clones that strike multiple times for 200% ATK and can confuse enemies, giving them a 50% chance to miss attacks.

•  Uta benefits from SPD and Effect RES with a bit of ATK mixed in for hybrid power.

•  Uta earns his S-Tier place by pushing top carries beyond their limits and becoming essential for events that rely on boosted skill levels.

Touka Kirishima (Rabbit)

Strength: Debuffer/DPS

Touka charges in as an aggressive opener who builds damage quickly. Her active skill hits for 390% ATK and leaves a 10% damage amp that can stack up to 30% across repeated casts. Her passive adds more firepower by boosting her damage 4% for every self-debuff, reaching 16% and rewarding risky playstyles.

• Touka fires a barrage that spreads multiple Weak stacks while speeding up ally turns for faster rotations with her passives .

• She works best with a balance of HP and ATK, and gear that lets her trigger her self-debuff passive easily.

• Touka stays in S-Tier because her stacking output tears through defenses in PvP, with the Taiikusai version pushing her impact even further in today’s meta.

Character

Character Description

Shu Tsukiyama (Gourmet)

Skill: Anti-Buff DPS

Tsukiyama cuts through buff-heavy teams by stripping their boosts while keeping himself guarded. His active skill strikes for 380% ATK and removes up to three buffs, giving himself a shield worth 5% max HP for every buff cleared. His passive keeps him steady through 10% healing each time he strips buffs, making him surprisingly tough to take down.

• The ultimate of Shu Tsukiyama spreads an elegant AoE that poisons enemies who had buffs removed.

• He got the best performance with Effect Hit Rate to guarantee his strips, especially in Skill-vs-Strength matchups.

• Shu stays in A-Tier because he shuts down buff-stacking squads well but doesn’t shine as much when he’s left to carry alone.

Yukinori Shinohara (Arata Proto)

Strength: Tank/DPS

Shinohara holds the frontline with solid defense while still returning reliable damage. His active skill taunts enemies and sets up a heavy 350% ATK counterstrike for anyone who hits him. His passive armor reduces incoming damage by 15% and reflects 10% of it back.

• The ultimate of Shinohara charges forward, stunning foes and placing barriers on allies to stabilize the team.

•  He is best with DEF and HP mains, then adds a bit of crit for stronger counters.

•  Shinokara fits comfortably in A-Tier because he anchors co-op lines well, though his lack of high burst keeps him from breaking into the top tier.

Yakumo Omori (Jason)

Skill: Bleed Specialist

Jason tears through enemies with stacking bleeds that chip away at HP bars fast. His active skill deals 400% ATK and inflicts bleed for 8% max HP over two turns. His passive makes his pressure even harsher by doubling bleed damage against low-HP enemies.

• Jason hooks targets together for multi-hits and spreads additional bleeds across the group with the use of his passives.

• He is doing great with bleed duration builds and performs well in Skill-vs-Speed matchups.

•  Yakumo Omori is definitely in A-Tier because he’s great at punishing healers, but his patterns are easy for players to predict.

Chu Hachikawa (Envoy of Vengeance)

Speed: Chase DPS

Chu thrives in chase setups that keep marks active for constant follow-ups. His active skill fires a 390% pursuit hit that triggers on marked enemies. His passive spreads Vengeance Mark on kills and raises ally Speed by 20%, letting the whole team rotate faster.

• Chu unleashes a squad-wide burst that cashes in on all active marks and that is his passive.

• He benefits most from SPD and cooldown reduction, along with teammates who consistently apply marks.

•  Chu secures an A-Tier spot because he hits hard in chase-focused teams, but his output drops whenever marks aren’t reliably triggered.

Mogan Tanakamaru

Strength: AoE Bruiser

Tanakamaru sweeps through groups with wide attacks while staying aggressive through mobility and rage. His active skill lands a 370% ATK splash hit with knockback to disrupt enemy positioning.

• Tanakamaru is here to fuel his damage by granting +15% ATK after each dodge, making him stronger the longer he stays untouched. And that is what his passive called.

• His ultimate slams the ground with an earth-shaking strike that applies a debuff to weaken foes.

• Tanakamaru runs well with HP and ATK, supported by dodge substats to trigger his passive more often.

• This one is an A-Tier because he clears mobs quickly but falls off hard when enemies focus him down.

Character

Character Description

Noro

Skils: Summoner

Noro brings a steady stream of minions into the fight, letting them pressure enemies while he supports from behind. His active skill deals 300% ATK and summons a minion that stays for two turns, adding extra bodies to the field.

• Undying Link is his passive which keeps those minions alive longer by healing them whenever Noro takes damage.

• His ultimate unleashes a full horde to overwhelm opponents through sheer numbers. He benefits from summon duration gear and performs better in Skill-vs-Speed matchups.

• Noro ends up in B-Tier because the current AoE-heavy meta wipes out his summons too quickly for him to keep up.

Nashiro Yasuhisa

Strength: Debuff Enabler

Nashiro helps the team by spreading debuffs that open enemies up for bigger hits. Her active skill strikes for 360% ATK while applying a random debuff, giving her squad different ways to push damage.

• The Twin Sync is here passive which increases ally damage by 10% against debuffed enemies, keeping her value tied to how often debuffs land.

•  Her ultimate sends the Yasuhisa twins into a coordinated strike for extra team pressure.

•  Nashiro performs best with Effect Hit and shines most when paired with Kurona, who benefits from her setup.

•  She stays in B-Tier because her randomness makes her inconsistent across tougher stages.

Kurona Yasuhisa

Strength: Stack DPS

Kurona builds momentum through steady damage amps, gaining more power as fights go on. Her active skill hits for 390% ATK and applies a 10% damage amp that stacks up to three times, giving her a smooth ramp-up.

•  Kurono can add another layer with +4% damage per self-debuff, reaching 16% at full value and rewarding risky setups with her passives.

• Her ultimate lashes out with a vengeful strike that strengthens her further through a self-buff.

• Kurono performs best with debuff-bait gear and Strength-focused builds.

• This character sits in B-Tier because she relies heavily on protection and synergy, working far better when paired with Nashiro than on her own.