If you just rolled into Soccer: Zero (the new Blue Lock-inspired Roblox 5v5 from Chrollo and the Current team) and you’re staring at a roster of styles wondering which one is actually worth keeping, this is the only tier list you need. As of September 2026, there are five active styles (Egoist, Speedster, Monster, Glamorous, and Demon) and five active flows (Bee, Volley, Strength, Flash, Domino) in the live build. The current S tier is Monster for raw match impact, with Demon right behind it as the best pure finisher. On the flow side, Bee and Volley sit at the very top because they convert chances and break lines more reliably than anything else in the rotation.
I’ve spent the last week grinding ranked, watching Chrollo’s launch streams, and cross-checking the official wiki pool data with what high-rank players are actually picking. Below, I rank every single style and every single flow currently in the game, explain the abilities, list the Blue Lock character each one is based on, and give you the best style + flow combos by role. I also cover the upcoming styles (Jackpot, Guardian, Rin, and Sae) so you know exactly what’s worth saving Lucky Style Spins for.
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Soccer Zero Tier List at a Glance (September 2026)
Here’s the quick-look summary of where every style and flow lands in the September 2026 meta. If you only have ten seconds, this table tells you everything that matters.
| Tier | Styles | Flows |
|---|---|---|
| S Tier | Monster, Demon | Bee, Volley |
| A Tier | Speedster | Strength |
| B Tier | Egoist | Flash, Domino |
| C Tier | Glamorous | (none currently) |
| Upcoming | Jackpot, Guardian, Rin, Sae | TBA |
The reason Monster sits above Demon at the top is simple: Monster is an Epic rarity (much easier to roll than Legendary), and its kit covers dribble, mobility, and a half-pitch finishing shot all in one. Demon is the pure scoring machine, but its kit has zero movement options outside of awakening, which makes it punishing without a teammate who can feed it the ball.
How I Ranked Every Soccer Zero Style and Flow
Before we get into the actual rankings, here’s the criteria I used. This matters because some lists you’ll see online rank purely by rarity, which is misleading because rarity in Soccer Zero does not always equal power.
- Match impact in 5v5, not highlight reels. Can the style consistently change scorelines, or is it only good when conditions are perfect?
- Ease of acquisition, factoring in spin rates from the official Soccer Zero Wiki (Rare = 84% normal / 50% lucky, Epic = 15% normal / 48% lucky, Legendary = 1% normal / 2% lucky).
- Kit completeness: Does the style cover dribbling, movement, and finishing, or is it one-dimensional?
- Synergy with the flow system: Some styles (Monster, Demon) scale much better with the right flow than others.
- Skill ceiling vs. skill floor: A style that’s easy to use but rarely wins matches gets ranked lower than a slightly harder one with bigger payoff.
I cross-referenced data from the official Soccer Zero Wiki, Pro Game Guides, the Chrollo Discord, and around twenty hours of release-week ranked footage. The list reflects the post-RELEASE patch as of September 4, 2026.
Soccer Zero Style Tier List Explained (All 5 Current Styles)
Every style in Soccer Zero costs Style Spins to roll, which you earn from daily quests, weekly missions, redeem codes, or buying with Robux. Here’s every style currently in the game, in tier order, with full ability breakdowns.
S Tier Styles: The Meta Defining Picks
These are the styles I would burn every Lucky Spin I have to get. If you roll one, equip the lock and stop spinning that slot immediately.
Monster (S Tier, Epic Rarity) — Inspired by Meguru Bachira
Monster is the closest thing Soccer Zero has to a Swiss Army knife. It dribbles, it teleports, and it has one of the longest-range shots in the entire game on its awakening. The fact that it sits at Epic rarity (around 15% on normal spins, 48% on Lucky spins) instead of Legendary is honestly a balancing oversight, and you should take advantage of it before any patch nerfs land.
- C ability: Nutmeg (65 second cooldown, requires the ball) — A close-control dribble that pops you past a defender and creates instant separation. The animation is fast and hard to read, which is why it works against high-rank defenders.
- C ability: Dash (Nutmeg add-on) — Adds a forward dash chained off Nutmeg. Most players miss this and only use the first half of the move.
- V ability: Elastic Sting (dribble setup) — Teleports you forward roughly 20 meters. This is the move that makes Monster broken; it’s both a movement tool and a defender skip.
- Awakening: Monster Shot (one-time use) — A powerful shot with nearly half-pitch range. Saves countless games when you’re awakened in your own half and the goal is open.
Best for: Solo carry players, dribble specialists, anyone who wants to create their own shot without waiting for a teammate to set them up.
Demon (S Tier, Legendary Rarity) — Inspired by Ryusei Shido
Demon is the highest-impact pure striker in the game. Every single move on Demon’s kit is built around finishing, and the awakening doubles your finishing options instead of giving you just one. The catch: it’s Legendary, which means roughly 1% from normal spins and 2% from Lucky Spins. You will spend a lot of resources to get it.
- C ability: Demon Volley (65 second cooldown, ball must be mid-air) — Jumps into a bicycle kick with a purple explosion VFX. This is the move that makes Demon famous on YouTube highlight clips.
- V ability: Backheel Shot (65 second cooldown, requires the ball) — Looks back and fires a backheel shot directly at goal. Catches goalkeepers off guard because the shot direction reads opposite to your facing.
- Awakening: BIG BANG (one-time use, ball mid-air) — A massive leap into an extremely powerful bicycle kick. Best used as a counter-attack finisher or rebound conversion.
- Awakening: Demon Header (one-time use, ball mid-air) — Sprints into position and leaps for a header. The fact that Demon has two awakened finishers is what locks it into S tier even with no movement tools.
Best for: Coordinated teams that can deliver crosses and through balls, advanced strikers who can read aerial timings, and players hunting clip-worthy goals.
A Tier Styles: Excellent but Conditional
Speedster (A Tier, Rare Rarity) — Inspired by Hyoma Chigiri
Speedster is the best Rare in the game and the easiest path to a strong build for new players. Roughly 84% on normal spins and 50% on Lucky Spins, so you’ll roll it pretty quickly. It dominates wide lanes and counter attacks, but the kit lacks a built-in finisher, so you’ll need either flow synergy or a good shooting teammate to convert your runs into goals.
- C ability: Speed Dribble (60 second cooldown, requires the ball) — A flashy dribble move that’s basically a guaranteed beat against a single defender. One of the most reliable dribble tools in the game.
- V ability: Sprint (60 second cooldown, can be used off-ball) — Activates a major movement speed boost that lasts 8 seconds. Use it to chase down runners or sprint into space.
- Awakening: Thunderstruck (three uses, V key) — Teleports you forward roughly 20 meters in your facing direction. Three uses on awakening is huge value, and it’s why Speedster sits in A and not B.
Best for: Wingers, solo runners, counter-attack specialists, and anyone learning positioning.
B Tier Styles: Good Foundations, Held Back by Simplicity
Egoist (B Tier, Rare Rarity) — Inspired by Yoichi Isagi
Egoist is your default starting style, and honestly it’s a pretty good one. The pass ability is genuinely better than the basic right-click pass, and the BIG Direct Strike awakening can pull off some clip-worthy interceptions from the opponent’s half. The reason it’s only B tier is that the kit gives you zero innate movement buffs, so you live and die on your raw positioning.
- C ability: Direct Strike (60 second cooldown, requires the ball) — A short dash that flicks up the ball into a forward shot. Solid finisher inside the box.
- C ability: Dash (off-ball, 60 second cooldown) — A long forward dash. Useful for closing space when you don’t have the ball.
- V ability: Direct Pass (45 second cooldown) — Short dash into an accurate pass to a teammate. This is genuinely the best pass tool in the game right now.
- Awakening: BIG Direct Strike (one-time use) — A finishing move from the opponent’s half that can trigger a cutscene if you score. High skill cap, surprises every defender that hasn’t seen it.
Best for: Beginners, players who want to learn macro spacing first, and anyone playing the support striker role.
C Tier Styles: Decent but Niche
Glamorous / Glam (C Tier, Epic Rarity) — Inspired by Jyubei Aryu
Glamorous is the only true defensive specialist style in the game right now, and that’s both its blessing and its curse. The kit is excellent if you play goalkeeper or last-line defender, but every single ability requires specific timing or setup, which makes it punishing in fast-paced 5v5s. Most players try to use it offensively and find out the hard way that it doesn’t have any ball-carrying tools.
- C ability: Glorious Leap (50 second cooldown, ball must be in the air, you must be close) — Soars upward and performs a header. Cannot be used with a simple flick, which is the kit’s biggest restriction.
- V ability: Graceful Block (45 second cooldown) — A spin block that swats away the ball. Has to be timed almost frame-perfect to even initiate.
- Awakening: Glamorous Save (one-time use, ball in the air) — A larger-radius defensive block where you jump, twirl, and catch the flying ball.
Best for: Pure goalkeepers, players who specialize in defending crosses, and team comps that already have multiple offensive styles covered.
Complete Soccer Zero Style Comparison Table
| Style | Tier | Rarity | Inspired By | Role | Spin Rate (Normal / Lucky) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monster | S | Epic | Meguru Bachira | Offensive Dribbler | ~15% / ~48% |
| Demon | S | Legendary | Ryusei Shido | Aerial Finisher | ~1% / ~2% |
| Speedster | A | Rare | Hyoma Chigiri | High-Speed Forward | ~84% / ~50% |
| Egoist | B | Rare | Yoichi Isagi | Direct Striker | ~84% / ~50% |
| Glamorous | C | Epic | Jyubei Aryu | Defensive Aerial | ~15% / ~48% |
Soccer Zero Flow Tier List Explained (All 5 Current Flows)
Flows are the second half of your build. They activate with the T key once your Flow Bar fills (you build it by scoring, assisting, receiving key passes, and contributing to plays), and they temporarily change how your character behaves. The right flow can take a B tier style and make it feel A tier; the wrong flow can leave your S tier style underperforming.
S Tier Flows: The Build-Defining Picks
Bee (S Tier, Epic Flow)
Bee is the most consistently impactful flow in the game right now. It boosts your rainbow flick, gives you a speed boost while you’re carrying the ball, and stacks dribble pressure with ball-carrying mobility. That combination means you can keep pressuring a defender after you’ve already beaten one, which is exactly what Monster and Speedster want to do. If you roll Bee, lock it.
Volley (S Tier, Epic Flow)
Volley is the highest aerial-impact flow and the best partner for Demon. It enables mid-air volley play and gives you a jump boost that makes airborne finishes way more consistent. Outside of Demon, it’s also the best defensive flow for Glamorous because it improves the timing windows on Glorious Leap and Glamorous Save.
A Tier Flows: Reliable but Not Game-Defining
Strength (A Tier, Rare Flow)
Strength is a pure shot-power buff. It doesn’t help you create a chance, but if you’ve already got a clean shooting lane, it turns a normal shot into a finisher that beats most goalkeepers. It pairs cleanly with Egoist’s Direct Strike because the strike already gets you into a clean shooting angle.
B Tier Flows: Useful in the Right Hands
Flash (B Tier, Rare Flow)
Flash is straight movement speed. It’s great for chasing down breakaways, recovering after losing the ball, or repositioning between attacks. The reason it’s B and not A is that pure speed without a finishing tool rarely converts into goals on its own. Pair it with Speedster and it’s a solid combo; pair it with anything else and it feels underwhelming.
Domino (B Tier, Rare Flow)
Domino gives you roughly a 10% off-ball speed boost that fades the moment you carry the ball. It’s a defender’s flow more than an attacker’s, and it shines when you need to track runners or rotate back after a turnover. It’s also the listed personalized flow for Egoist according to the wiki, so it’s a clean pickup for new players who don’t have anything else equipped yet.
Complete Soccer Zero Flow Comparison Table
| Flow | Tier | Rarity | Effect | Best Style Pairing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bee | S | Epic | Stronger rainbow flicks + speed while carrying ball | Monster |
| Volley | S | Epic | Mid-air finishing + jump boost | Demon |
| Strength | A | Rare | Boosts shot power | Egoist |
| Flash | B | Rare | Movement speed boost | Speedster |
| Domino | B | Rare | ~10% off-ball speed boost | Glamorous, Egoist |
Best Soccer Zero Style and Flow Combos
The flow you equip should support what your style already wants to do. Here are the best combos ranked by match impact, not by raw stats.
S Tier Combos
Monster + Bee — The Solo Carry Build
Monster’s whole identity is breaking defenders with dribbles, and Bee’s rainbow flick boost plus carrying-ball speed boost lets you keep attacking after the first beat. This is the single highest-impact combo in the game right now. If you have both, you can carry a casual lobby almost solo.
Demon + Volley — The Aerial Finisher Build
Demon’s two best moves (Demon Volley and BIG BANG) both require the ball to be mid-air, which is exactly what Volley enables. This combo is what you’ll see in 90% of clip compilations on the Soccer Zero Discord. The trick is that you need a teammate who can deliver crosses and lifted balls, so don’t try to solo-carry with this build.
A Tier Combos
Speedster + Flash — The Wing Runner Build
Both pieces double-down on pure speed. Sprint, Thunderstruck, and Flash stacked together let you out-pace any defender in the game. The downside is no built-in finisher, so you’ll be passing for assists more often than scoring yourself.
Egoist + Domino — The Beginner Build
Egoist + Domino is the pairing the wiki itself lists as Egoist’s personalized flow. Domino’s off-ball speed helps Egoist reach shooting lanes and receive passes cleanly, which is exactly what Direct Strike and Direct Pass want.
Glamorous + Domino — The Recovering Defender Build
Domino helps Glamorous defenders track runners, recover after a press, and reach the next header angle in time. If you’re playing pure defense, this is the cleanest combo for you.
B Tier Combos
Egoist + Strength — The Simple Striker Build
Pure finishing-focused setup. Direct Strike opens the lane, Strength makes the shot hit harder. No tricks, no reads, just a clean shot every time you get a touch in the box.
Speedster + Bee — The Wide Carrier Build
Pace from Speedster, ball carry support from Bee. Works best when you want to beat defenders from wide areas instead of just running off-ball.
Glamorous + Volley — The Aerial Stopper Build
Volley extends Glorious Leap and Glamorous Save windows, making it easier to defend crosses and contest airborne rebounds.
Upcoming Soccer Zero Styles (Save Your Spins)
According to the official wiki and developer Q&A, four styles are confirmed but not yet released. Here’s what we know.
Jackpot — Inspired by Kinji Hakari (Jujutsu Kaisen)
Jackpot is the wildest upcoming style, and the only one not from the Blue Lock universe. Based on Kinji Hakari from Jujutsu Kaisen, it’s confirmed to be luck-oriented with random buffs and a possible jackpot mechanic. The dev Q&A confirmed Jackpot is in the pipeline but won’t drop on release. Expect it to be Mythic or higher.
Guardian — Defensive Slot
Guardian is a confirmed upcoming defensive or protection-focused style. Likely to be the long-term replacement for Glamorous as the meta defender pick, since Glam’s design clearly has gaps that a more complete defensive style could fill.
Rin — Inspired by Rin Itoshi
One of the most-anticipated styles tied to the Blue Lock roster. Rin Itoshi is one of the manga’s elite shooters, so expect this style to focus on precision shooting and high-skill attacking play. Almost certain to be Legendary or Mythic at minimum.
Sae — Inspired by Sae Itoshi
The other half of the Itoshi brothers, Sae is associated with elite playmaking and technical ability. If released, this style is likely to fill the missing all-around playmaker slot that the current roster lacks.
If you’re sitting on Lucky Style Spins, my advice is to save at least 10 to 15 of them for whichever of these drops first. Limited styles in this game type usually only stay in the pool for one to two weeks, so you’ll want resources ready.
How to Get Style Spins and Flow Spins in Soccer Zero
You need spins to roll for any style or flow. Here are every way to get them as of September 2026:
- Daily and Weekly Quests — Complete them in the lobby for guaranteed spins.
- Redeem Codes — Active codes like RELEASE and WPATCH give Lucky Style Spins and Money. Check the [INTERNAL LINK to Soccer Zero Codes] page for the latest working list.
- Match XP and Level Rewards — Leveling up gives milestone spin rewards.
- Robux Purchases — If you’re a paying player, buying spins and Lucky Spins is the fastest path.
- Lock Feature — Once you roll a top-tier style or flow, hit the green LOCK button so you can’t accidentally re-roll it on that slot.
Lucky Spins are dramatically better than normal spins because they massively increase your chance of hitting Epic, Legendary, and higher rarities. Always use Lucky Spins for top-tier rolls.
Soccer Zero Tier List Pro Tips (What Most Players Miss)
These are the small details I learned from grinding ranked that aren’t in any other tier list online.
- Lock S tier styles immediately. The default behavior is that rolling on a slot replaces what’s there. Hit LOCK on Monster or Demon the second you get one or you’ll lose it.
- Save Flow activation for high-leverage moments, not midfield possession. Volley during a clean cross, Bee during a 1v1, Flash during a counter recovery. Random Flow activations waste the bar.
- Demon needs a setup teammate. If you’re playing solo queue, Demon can feel weaker than Monster simply because nobody is feeding you the lifted balls Demon Volley needs. Pick Monster for solo queue, Demon for stacks.
- Speedster’s Sprint works off-ball. A lot of players forget this and only use Sprint when they have the ball. Use it to chase down opponent breakaways or to close space before a defensive press.
- Glamorous is meta in goalkeeper mode. If your team comp already has two strong attacking styles, Glam in goal is genuinely valuable. It’s not garbage, just niche.
- The C ability cooldowns are long (up to 65 seconds). Plan your style abilities around your awakening window, not the other way around. Don’t burn Nutmeg right before you awaken.
- Awakening triggers off impactful actions, similar to Flow. Goals, assists, and clutch saves build the bar fastest.
- Stamina management beats highlight dribbles. Chaining moves looks cool but eats stamina. Save one move for the final cut into the box.
Soccer Zero Tier List FAQs
What is the best style in Soccer Zero right now?
Monster is the current best style in Soccer Zero as of September 2026. It’s Epic rarity (much easier to roll than Legendary), and its kit covers dribbling, mobility, and a half-pitch shot all in one. Demon is the best pure striker, but Monster wins more matches because of how complete the kit is.
How many styles are in Soccer Zero?
There are 5 active styles in Soccer Zero as of September 2026: Egoist, Speedster, Monster, Glamorous, and Demon. Four more (Jackpot, Guardian, Rin, and Sae) have been confirmed by developers but are not yet in the live game.
How many flows are in Soccer Zero?
There are 5 active flows currently: Bee, Volley, Strength, Flash, and Domino. Bee and Volley are S tier, Strength is A tier, and Flash and Domino sit in B tier.
Is Demon better than Monster in Soccer Zero?
No, Monster is currently better than Demon for most players. Demon has the higher pure scoring ceiling, but it has zero movement tools and requires a teammate to feed lifted balls. Monster works in solo queue, in stacks, and at every skill level.
What’s the best flow in Soccer Zero?
Bee is the best overall flow because it improves both ball carrying and rainbow flick pressure. Volley is tied for S tier and is the best flow specifically for Demon and Glamorous players.
How do I get Lucky Style Spins?
Lucky Style Spins are earned from active redeem codes, daily and weekly quests, level milestones, the season pass, and Robux purchases. Codes are the most efficient free source. Always check Discord and code list pages on patch days.
What’s the rarest style in Soccer Zero?
Demon is the rarest active style at Legendary rarity, with roughly 1% chance from normal spins and 2% from Lucky Spins. Upcoming styles like Rin and Sae are expected to be at Mythic or higher when released.
Should I reroll constantly for the highest rarity?
No. Build consistency first by mastering a Rare or Epic style, then save resources to upgrade. Spending all your spins early on Legendary chases usually leaves you with no resources to round out your build later.
What is the Awakening in Soccer Zero?
Awakening is a temporary state you enter after building enough impactful actions. Once awakened, you unlock your style’s awakening abilities (Monster Shot, BIG BANG, Demon Header, Thunderstruck, BIG Direct Strike, Glamorous Save). These are usually one-time uses per awakening window, so save them for high-impact plays.
Is Glamorous worth using?
Glamorous is worth using only if you specialize in goalkeeper or pure defense. The kit has no offensive value, and almost every move requires specific timing or setup. If you’re new, skip it.
When does the Soccer Zero meta shift?
The meta shifts whenever new styles drop, balance patches land, or events go live. Right now we’re in the immediate post-RELEASE meta from September 2, 2026. Expect adjustments as Jackpot, Guardian, Rin, and Sae release through the rest of 2026.
Final Verdict on the Soccer Zero Tier List (September 2026)
If you want the shortest possible takeaway: roll for Monster, equip Bee, and you’re set. It’s the highest-impact, lowest-skill-floor combo in the game right now and it works in every team composition. If you get lucky enough to pull Demon, switch to Demon + Volley for the highest scoring ceiling, but only if you trust your teammates to deliver crosses.
For new players, Egoist + Domino is a perfectly viable starting build that lets you focus on learning positioning, passing, and basic shot timing without worrying about complex style mechanics. Once you’re comfortable, save Lucky Spins for an Epic upgrade.
Bookmark this page because I update it after every major patch. The next big balance shift is expected when Jackpot or Rin drops, and the entire S tier could shake up depending on what those styles offer.