Updated August 21, 2026
The best clans in Ryujin are Wu (S Tier - 20% stat gain, hunger recovery on hit, and access to a powerful exclusive combat toolkit), Yamazaki (S Tier - Karate damage boost, faster Mode Bar charging, and access to Congenital Ultra Instinct), and Park (S Tier - skill copying, 10% cooldown reduction, and Ultra Instinct mode). We have ranked all the 44 clans currently in Ryujin.
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Clans in Ryujin determine your passive stat bonuses, exclusive abilities, unique moves, and how your name displays in-game. When you create a character, you are assigned a random clan from a pool. With multiple rarities like Mythic, Legendary, Rare, Uncommon, and Common, getting the right clan can be quite confusing. So, to help you, this tier list ranks all 44 clans across all rarity to help you know exactly what to reroll for and when to stop.
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What Do the Tier Rankings Mean in Our Ryujin Clans Tier List?
The Clan rankings below are based on overall stat bonuses, combat advantages, survivability, exclusive ability quality, and how broadly useful each clan is across different fighting styles. For additional details, we've given a complete breakdown below:
| Tier | Meaning in Ryujin | Clans |
|---|---|---|
| S | The strongest clans with exceptional stat boosts, powerful combat advantages, and highly impactful exclusive modes and abilities. | 8 |
| A | Very strong clans that provide excellent combat or progression benefits but lack the overall power of S Tier options. | 8 |
| B | Solid clans with useful bonuses that work well for specific builds, though their advantages are more situational than A or S Tier. | 9 |
| C | Average clans with decent benefits but meaningful limitations. Stronger alternatives are almost always available. | 9 |
| D | The weakest clans with limited or highly situational benefits. Still functional for specific builds but offer the lowest overall impact. | 10 |
Which Clans Are S Tier in Ryujin?
| Clan & Rarity | Why This Tier | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Wu [Evolved] | + Wu provides 20% increased stat gain combined with improved muscle gain and recovers 0.75% hunger per hit, one of the best sustain mechanics in the game. + Its exclusive combat toolkit adds offensive options on top of already exceptional scaling. + The combination of progression speed, sustain, and combat skills makes Wu the strongest clan in the current roster. | All builds, physical progression, sustained combat |
| Yamazaki [Evolved] | + Yamazaki's Karate fighting style deals 15% more damage while Fighting Reflexes and the Mode Bar charge 20% faster, significantly accelerating access to powered states. + Increased durability scaling and stacking damage reduction while being attacked give it one of the strongest defensive profiles in the game. + Access to Congenital Ultra Instinct and Kyokushin Karate rounds out an already complete kit. | Karate builds, defensive progression, endgame combat |
| Hanma [Mythic] | + Hanma provides 20% muscle gain and scaling alongside increased durability scaling, forming an exceptional defensive and physical core. + Grab attacks reducing enemy damage adds an offensive layer that most clans do not have. + The combination of damage reduction and muscle power makes Hanma one of the best clans for physical builds at any stage. | Physical builds, defensive tanking, grab-focused combat |
| Park [Mythic] | + Park can copy up to 2 skills simultaneously with a 20-second cooldown, and copied skills last 60 seconds while dealing increased damage. + Cooldowns are reduced by 10% across the board, Battle Sense scales 50% better and gains 25% faster, the Perfect Block window is 25% larger. + Stat gains are increased by 20%. Access to Ultra Instinct mode is one of the strongest exclusive unlockables in the game. | All builds, skill copying, block-focused combat |
| Kure [Mythic] | + Kure recovers 0.5% hunger per hit to sustain through extended fights, and meaty food provides 25% more hunger to support this further. + Strength scaling is increased by 15%, Durability scaling by 10%, and stat gains by 20%. + Access to Kure's Traditions and Removal mode adds a powerful exclusive combat layer on top of already strong scaling bonuses. | Strength builds, sustained combat, endgame progression |
| Mikazuchi [Mythic] | + Mikazuchi reduces dash cooldowns by 0.4 seconds while consuming 25% less stamina, increasing Agility scaling by 20%, and boosting Strike Speed by 7.5%. + The Evasive ability charges 7.5% faster and teleports behind the enemy on activation. + Access to Raishin Style and Thunder God mode makes Mikazuchi the strongest agility-focused clan available. | Agility builds, evasive combat, speed-focused progression |
| Seong [Legendary] | + Seong automatically copies a skill at the cost of eyesight on a 45-second cooldown, with copied skills lasting 60 seconds. + A 10% chance to take no damage on hit provides strong passive survivability, stat gains are increased by 10%, and access to Infinity Tech mode is one of the best Legendary exclusives. + Unlocking the mode also removes the full blindness penalty from skill copying. | Skill copying, PvP survivability, mode-focused builds |
| Jang [Legendary] | + When reduced to 10% health, Jang heals to 25% and stuns nearby players for 2 seconds on a 5-minute cooldown. + It is one of the strongest emergency survival mechanics available at the Legendary tier. + Stamina scaling is increased by 15%, stat gains by 10%, and Animal Instinct mode access adds a powerful combat transformation at lower health thresholds. | Stamina builds, low-health combat, PvP survival |
Which Clans Are A Tier in Ryujin?
| Clan & Rarity | Why This Tier | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Tokita [Mythic] | + Tokita increases Strength and Agility scaling simultaneously, making it effective for fast, agile builds that also need physical power. + Mode Bar charging is faster and stat gains are increased by 20%, which is competitive with Mythic S Tier clans in progression speed. - What keeps it in A rather than S is that its bonuses are less specialized and individually impactful than the best Mythic and Evolved kits. | Hybrid Strength/Agility builds, progression-focused play |
| Sta [Legendary] | + Sta increases Striking Speed by 5%, Running Speed by 10%, Fighting Reflexes charging by 25%, and Subskill effectiveness and duration by 20%. + Stat gains are increased by 15% and access to Darkness Blow adds an exclusive offensive skill. The breadth of its bonuses makes Sta one of the strongest all-around Legendary picks. | Speed builds, subskill-heavy combat, general progression |
| Haruo [Legendary] | + Haruo increases Maximum Fat by 100, Fat gain by 10%, and Fat scaling by 10%, creating the best Fat-based clan in the game. + Stat gains are increased by 10% and Body Slam grants an exclusive skill that directly leverages the clan's high Fat ceiling. - A strong pick for any build specifically optimizing around Fat stats. | Fat builds, physical power, sumo-adjacent playstyles |
| Choi [Legendary] | + Choi reduces personal damage by 15% but increases stat gains by 15%, making it primarily a progression-oriented clan. + It captures districts twice as fast, and at SSS+ Potential, all nearby gang members deal 10% more damage, run 5% faster, and earn 25% more money from districts. - Its individual combat value is limited, but its team and gang impact is unmatched. | Gang-focused builds, district control, team play |
| Wongsawat [Legendary] | + Wongsawat increases Boxing and Muay Thai damage by 7.5% and allows access to all skills from either style as long as you have one equipped. + Stat gains are increased by 10% and access to Flicker Jabs and God Glow adds powerful exclusive combat options. - One of the best Legendary clans for dedicated martial arts builds. | Boxing and Muay Thai builds, style diversity |
| Makunouchi [Evolved] | + Makunouchi increases Boxing damage by 15% and provides Triple Jabs by default, improving combo damage and basic attack output. + The Evolved rarity gives it the highest stat gain potential among A Tier clans. - Its main limitation is that the strongest bonuses only apply to Boxing, reducing its flexibility for other fighting styles. | Boxing-exclusive builds, combo-focused combat |
| Hanafusa [Evolved] | + Hanafusa strengthens healing effects by 15%, making it the best recovery-oriented clan available. + Hosted Virus and Terminal Stab add unique offensive tools alongside increased stat gains. The bonuses are more specialized than S Tier Evolved clans. - The healing amplification is genuinely strong for recovery and sustain-heavy builds. | Healing builds, survivability-focused play |
| Wakatsuki [Evolved] | + Wakatsuki increases muscle gain, reduces muscle loss, and provides higher stat gain alongside access to Blast Core for a strong offensive boost. + The muscle-scaling bonus requires a non-lean build to maximize, which limits its effectiveness for players preferring lean setups. - Within its intended build type, it is one of the stronger Evolved A Tier options. | Muscle-heavy physical builds, non-lean progression |
Which Clans Are B Tier in Ryujin?
| Clan & Rarity | Why This Tier | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Hatsumi [Legendary] | + Hatsumi increases counter damage, reflects part of incoming attacks back to the attacker. + Enhances Aikido fighting style skills, and provides Stardrop for strong counter-focused utility. - Its Legendary rarity puts it above Rare options, but its effectiveness depends heavily on landing consistent counters, making it less reliable in fights. | Aikido and counter builds, defensive-reactive combat |
| Morow [Rare] | + Morow makes Evasive available 20% faster, increases the Perfect Block window by 0.1 seconds, and grants access to Bungee Gum Pull. - The combination of evasion speed and block utility gives it the best defensive toolkit at the Rare tier. | Evasive and block-focused builds |
| Sano [Rare] | + Sano increases kicks damage by 10%, gives gang members 15% more money from districts, and grants access to Nuclear Kick. - Solid for kick-heavy builds with a useful team economic bonus on the side. | Kick builds, gang money farming |
| Hammer [Rare] | + Hammer slows Fatigue gain by 50%, one of the most consistently useful passive bonuses at the Rare tier for any build. - Grants access to the Bite skill. | Endurance builds, Longer fights |
| Biscuit [Rare] | + Biscuit increases Muscle gain by 15% and Muscle scaling damage by 10%, making it a solid early-to-mid game clan. - Lacks access to higher-rarity muscle options like Hanma or Wakatsuki. | Early physical builds, muscle-focused progression |
| Takeru [Rare] | + Takeru increases Sumo damage by 10%, extends all Sumo attack stun duration by 0.1 seconds, increases Fat gain by 25%, and reduces Fat loss by 15%. - Muscle scaling is decreased by 5%, making it a dedicated Sumo or Fat build clan rather than a general pick. | Sumo and Fat builds exclusively |
| Hanayama [Uncommon] | + Hanayama stays at 1% health instead of being knocked out once every 2 minutes, a strong emergency survival passive at the Uncommon tier. + Durability gain is increased by 10% and Durability scales 5% better, giving it real defensive utility above most Uncommon options. | Durability and survival builds |
| Akezawa [Uncommon] | + Akezawa increases job money income by 15%, giving it the best early-game money generation passive available at the Uncommon tier. - Useful for players grinding currency before accessing higher-rarity clans. | Early money farming |
| Kaioh [Rare] | + Kaioh increases Kung Fu damage, reduces dash cooldowns, and temporarily boosts skill damage after a successful block or perfect counter. - Its strongest bonus requires precise timing to trigger reliably, which limits its consistency in fast-paced fights. | Kung Fu builds, block-timing-focused combat |
Which Clans Are C Tier in Ryujin?
| Clan & Rarity | Why This Tier | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Sawada [Rare] | + Sawada increases kick range, reduces kick end lag, and boosts kick damage. - Concentrating all value in one attack type at the Rare tier makes it significantly less versatile than Sano, which offers kick bonuses plus team benefits. | Kick-only builds |
| Zenin [Uncommon] | + Zenin increases all stat gains by 5%. Simple, universal, and consistent. - A 5% bonus at the Uncommon tier is not enough to compete with the stronger combat-specific clans above it. | Any build, basic progression |
| Doyle [Uncommon] | + Doyle increases Basic Combat and Street Fighting damage by 7.5%. - Solid for early players still in basic combat styles. - Quickly outclassed once higher fighting styles are unlocked. | Early combat styles |
| Alai [Uncommon] | + Alai increases Boxing damage by 9%. Slightly stronger than Doyle for Boxing-focused players. - Nowhere near Makunouchi's 15% Boxing bonus at a higher rarity. | Basic Boxing builds |
| Lee [Uncommon] | + Lee increases Fat gain by 10%. Useful for Fat build players who have not yet accessed Takeru or Haruo. - Minimal value otherwise in any other stat. | Early Fat builds |
| Gizenga [Uncommon] | + Gizenga makes blinding skills deal 50% more blinding status effect damage. - Extremely niche bonus that only matters in specific blinding-based combat situations. | Blinding-skill builds only |
| Toba [Uncommon] | + Toba gives a 5% chance to guardbreak with light attacks. - Too low a proc rate to reliably affect fights. | None |
| Hanada [Uncommon] | + Hanada reduces dash cooldown by 10%. The smallest version of what Mikazuchi does at Mythic tier. - Functional but too minor to be competitive. | Dash-heavy builds, mobility |
| Reinhold [Common] | + Reinhold makes the character slightly taller and increases Durability scaling by 2%. - A barely noticeable bonus at the Common tier with no combat-relevant impact. | None |
Which Clans Are D Tier in Ryujin?
| Clan & Rarity | Why This Tier | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Lihito [Rare] | + Lihito gives Razor's Showman 10% more damage but the bleed effect requires completing a full M1 combo to trigger, with a 20-second cooldown between activations. - Difficult to proc against evasive players and the overall bonus is too narrow to justify the Rare rarity slot. | Razor's Showman builds only |
| Dudley [Rare] | + Dudley gives Adam Dudley's MMA 10% more damage and increases knockback. - The increased knockback actively makes combos harder to land by pushing enemies out of range, partially negating its own benefit. | Minimal situational use |
| Che [Uncommon] | + Che increases counter damage by 10%. - A weaker version of Hatsumi's counter-focused kit without any of the supporting mechanics that make counters reliable. | Early Counter Builds |
| Soo [Uncommon] | + Soo increases money from all sources by 6%. - Less efficient than Akezawa's 15% job income bonus for farming currency. | Early money farming only |
| Kouhei [Common] | + Kouhei reduces the stat requirements for Wrestling styles by 5%. - A minimal quality-of-life bonus with no combat impact. | None |
| Atsushi [Common] | + Atsushi gives a 10% chance for a 30-second Speed boost when guardbreaking. - Too low a proc rate and too conditional to affect most fights. | None |
| Sekibayashi [Common] | + Sekibayashi increases Durability by 5%. - Smaller than Reinhold's Durability scaling increase at the same tier. | None |
| Akatsuka [Common] | + Akatsuka gives a 5% Speed boost in combat. - A minor boost with no scaling or combat utility. | None |
| Yamashita [Common] | + Yamashita makes jobs reward 7% more money. - Less than Akezawa's 15% job income at Uncommon. | None |
| Tatsumi [Common] | + Tatsumi increases Boxing damage by 2%. - The smallest damage bonus of any clan in the entire roster. | None |
How to Check Your Clan in Ryujin
To check your clan, you'll need to visit the Ryujin Fighter Association and buy the Stats Checker for ₩2,500 and use it. Your clan name and its effects will be displayed at the top. You can also buy the Infinite Stats Checker gamepass for Robux, which lets you check your stats as well as your clan at any time.
How to Reroll Your Clan in Ryujin
To reroll your clan in Ryujin, you'll need to use a Clan Reroll. You can buy Clan Rerolls from the in-game Shop for 25 Ryujin Coins each, and upon purchase, your clan will be immediately rerolled. You can get Ryujin Coins by using codes, increasing your Potential, defeating bosses, and completing other in-game content.
Ryujin Clan FAQs
What Are the Best Clans in Ryujin?
Wu is one of the best clans in Ryujin due to its 20% increased stat gain, improved muscle progression, hunger recovery on hits, and access to powerful exclusive abilities. Yamazaki and Hanma are also solid choices with strong defensive, offensive, and physical-build bonuses.
How Do You Get Clan Rerolls?
You can buy Clan Rerolls from the in-game Shop for 25 Ryujin Coins each. Expand the in-game menu at the top and then click on the cart-shaped button to open the Shop.
Is There Another Way to Change Your Clan?
Wiping your character will also reroll your clan. However, this is less worth doing than using Clan Rerolls, especially if you've already invested a lot of time on your current one.
And that covers all you need to know regarding clans in the Ryujin Roblox experience. The only thing you'll need to do now is earn some Ryujin Coins and start rerolling your clan until you get an OP one! Also, if you found this guide helpful and want to learn more about this and other popular experiences, check out the Roblox section here on Pro Game Guides.
