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Project Mugetsu Shikai Tier List – All Shikai, Ranked

What is the perfect Shikai for your power level?

Project Mugetsu is a Roblox Experience driven by the story of a popular manga and anime show, Bleach, where the forces of Soul Society battle the Hollow, soul-eating monsters. In this game, the players can build the character to their liking and pick a side in the running struggle. Soul Reapers rely heavily on their Shikai to aid them in battle. This guide will compose a tier list of all Shikai in PM.

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Project Mugetsu Shikai Tier List - Best Abilities

TierShikai
SRyujin Jakka
ASenbonzakura
BKamishini
CHyorinmaru
DZangetsu

All Shikai in Project Mugetsu, ranked

S Tier Shikai in Project Mugetsu (Best Shikai in PM)

Ryujin Jakka is, without a doubt, the best Shikai in Project Mugetsu. Unleashing powerful fire attacks, this Shikai is the most powerful and exceptionally rare to get, with only a 1% chance to roll. Use our Project Mugetsu codes to bend the odds in your favor!

This powerful Shikai uses the elemental powers of fire to provide its wielder with potent movesets that combine close-range and long-range attacks. Higher-level moves have a guard-breaking capability and dish out large amounts of damage, making this Shikai easily the most powerful in the game.

A Tier Shikai in Project Mugetsu

Senbonzakura is a potent Shikai, seconded only by Ryujin Jakka due to its sheer power output. This Shikai offers versatile ranged moves that you can shoot at opponents from a safe distance. Defeating quest bosses that rely on close combat attacks will be easier, especially early on, while you're still leveling your character.

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B Tier Shikai in Project Mugetsu

Kamishini is another excellent Shikai that uses a spear to perform a series of thrusting, long-range attacks that do tremendous 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.

C Tier Shikai in Project Mugetsu

Hyorinmaru is a frost-based Shikai. It allows its user to harness the elemental power of ice to use it offensively and defensively, should the need arise. You can set up spike traps at lower levels, and the higher tier enables you to freeze enemies and create your ice doppelganger to use in an attack or flee the combat.

D Tier Shikai in Project Mugetsu

Zangetsu is the least powerful but still usable Shikai in Project Mugetsu. Due to its common occurrence, it will likely be the first Shikai you obtain. It has many simple moves that are particularly useful early on in the game, as the first level can even break a block. The higher-level moves combine area-of-effect damage and guard-breaking capabilities, making this the perfect starting Shikai.

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Luka Rakočević
Luka Rakocevic works as a full-time staff writer at Pro Game Guides and is a new-generation gamer. Backed with old-school gaming knowledge, his oldest gaming memories are on SNES, trying to beat Super Mario. Games are his big inspiration, and he frequently draws from that well to create new art. He prefers narrative-driven games like God of War, Killzone, Half-life, Uncharted and similar. Luka mainly writes science fiction in his free time. When he's not home banging away at his computer keyboard, you will most likely find him at a local pub or a metal concert in the middle of a mosh pit.