Classes in Survive Bikini Bottom offer different perks that can make or break your runs. However, not every class is worth your hard-earned Doubloons. So, we’ve put together this Survive Bikini Bottom tier list that ranks the classes on their combat, survivability, and overall utility in different types of runs.
Survive Bikini Bottom Class Tier List
There are 10+ classes in Survive Bikini Bottom, each with a different skillset that’s perfect for filling certain team roles, including fighters, crafters, healers, and more. Some classes are even capable of soloing the game if you’re skilled enough, and some are just completely useless from the get-go.
This Survive Bikini Bottom tier list calls out the useless ones and highlights the strengths of the best ones, helping you spend your Dubloons smartly.
⇓ META CLASSES ⇓
GG Rockstar
Doctor
⇓ ROLE SPECIALISTS ⇓
Doodle Bandit
Mercenary
Bruiser
⇓ SITUATIONAL CLASSES ⇓
Pioneer
Cursed Soul
⇓ WEAK CLASSES ⇓
Jellyfisher
Trapper
⇓ WORST CLASSES ⇓
Camp Scout
Drifter
Defender
S Tier - Best Classes in Survive Bikini Bottom
| Class | Perks | Pros & Cons |
|---|---|---|
 GG Rockstar Starter Items GG Rockstar Armor, Goober Guitar | Perk 1 - Excellent visibility at night. Perk 2 - Goober Guitar does increased damage. Perk 3 - Defeated enemies restore Goober Energy | + The most overpowered class in the game. + Ranged weapon that runs on Energy (restores automatically over time) instead of Ammo. + Starts with the best in the game armor that makes melee combat easier. + The night visibility perk is a huge plus, especially when you go past night 100. - Costs 500 Dubloons, so very hard to get as an F2P player. |
 Doctor Starter Items 2x Bandages | Perk 1 - Revives teammates 5x faster. Perk 2 - Reviving a teammate restores more health and hunger. Perk 3 - Replace one of your Bandages with a Medkit. | + The best support class in the game. + Heals, revives, and restores hunger as and when needed. + Starting with Bandages makes things a lot easier early. Medkit allows you to take more risks later on. |
A Tier
| Class | Perks | Pros & Cons |
|---|---|---|
 Bruiser Starter Items Bubble Wrap Armor | Perk 1 - Unable to use Ranged Weapons. +40% HP and +30% Melee Damage. Perk 2 - +10% Natural HP Regeneration. Perk 3 - 5% chance to block damage. | + The best melee-type class in the game. + Does superb damage, can tank it as well, and naturally regenerates health even when taking continuous damage. - Unable to use Ranged weapons. You’re forced to go all-in on a melee build, which might not be the optimal choice for all players. |
 Doodle Bandit Starter Items Doodle Armor, Doodle Pencil | Perk 1 - Lead poison from your weapon is stronger. Perk 2 - 25% chance for enemies to spread poison after being defeated. Perk 3 - Attacks deal extra damage to enemies inflicted with poison. | + Can create poison chains to kill multiple enemies. Extremely OP against the infinite waves. + One of the best melee-type classes in the game. The armor ensures survivability, even if you haven’t mastered Dodge yet. - Struggles against ranged enemies. Poor positioning or a lack of focus could get you killed. |
 Mercenary Starter Items Mercenary Cutlass | Perk 1 - Spawn with a Broken Motorcycle nearby to scrap. Perk 2 - Start with 2 Seas Mines. Perk 3 - Deal higher damage as your Health gets lower. | + The Broken Motorcycle perk gives a massive early-game boost. + Excellent for melee combat, especially if you can unlock Perk 3. - Only obtainable by purchasing a bundle that costs 2,499 Robux. |
B Tier
| Class | Perks | Pros & Cons |
|---|---|---|
 Pioneer Starter Items Flash Light, Ketchup Blaster, 18x Ketchup Ammo | Perk 1 - Start with 18 Ketchup Ammo. Perk 2 - 10% chance to save ammo on usage. Perk 3 - Start with 20 Ketchup Ammo. | + One of the best classes for beginners because of the Ketchup Blaster and Ketchup Ammo. + Can easily carry you through the early and mid-game content. - Heavily reliant on the Ketchup Blaster. You’ll struggle a lot once the ammo runs out, which will eventually happen. |
 Cursed Soul Starter Items Random | Perk 1 - 50/50 chance of getting better or worse items from Chests. Perk 2 - 60/40 chance of getting better or worse items from Chests. Perk 3 - Increased chance of Dubloon from Chests. | + Good for farming Dubloons, but you must unlock Perk 3. + Has a chance of becoming overpowered if you get better items early. - Highly RNG-reliant. If you don’t get high-tier items early, you’re stuck with a class that’s not good at anything. |
C Tier
| Class | Perks | Pros & Cons |
|---|---|---|
 Jellyfisher Starter Items Good Net | Perk 1 - 20% chance to get +1 bonus Jelly from Jellyfish. Perk 2 - 10% chance to block damage from Jellyfish. Perk 3 - 20% chance to get +1 or +2 bonus Jelly from Jellyfish. | + Excellent for Jelly farming early because of the Good Net and the bonus Jelly perks. + Good for crafters in the team. - Falls off hard during mid to late-game content. |
 Trapper Starter Items 2x Jellyfish Trap | Perk 1 - Increased enemy food drop rate. Perk 2 - Start with +1 Jellyfish Trap. Perk 3 - Increased enemy food drop rate | + Good for farming food early. + Starting with Jellyfish Traps speeds up your base building. - Main utility (food farming) becomes redundant pretty quickly. |
D Tier
| Class | Perks | Pros & Cons |
|---|---|---|
 Camp Scout Starter Items Flashlight | Perk 1 - 10% reduced Hunger drain. Perk 2 - Increased visibility at night. Perk 3 - Spawn with a Blue Jelly Patty. | - The worst class in the game, not worth the 10 Dubloons. - Night visibility is barely noticeable. - Hunger drain is a non-issue once you survive a couple of days. |
 Defender Starter Items 2x Bamboo Walls | Perk 1 - Start with 2 Bamboo Walls. Perk 2 - Start with 1 Sea Mine. Perk 3 - Start with 2 Sea Mines. | + Bamboo Walls and Sea Mines are extremely helpful during the early game. - Once everyone starts chipping in, you’re stuck with a slow and weak class. |
 Drifter Starter Items - | Perk 1 - +2 Backpack space. Perk 2 - Open Chests 25% faster. Perk 3 - Chance to get Scrap as a bonus drop from Chests. | + Extra space can speed up Jelly farming early on. - Slow and weak. - The perks become useless once you get Good items from the Mailman. |
Survive Bikini Bottom Classes FAQs
To unlock Classes, go to the Class Shop in the Lobby or click on the Classes button located on the left side of the lobby screen.
You can farm Dubloons by completing the different quests, earning Badges, and opening Chests during your run. If you want to skip the F2P grind, you can also buy Dubloons from the Dubloon Shop using Robux.
No, Survive Bikini Bottom does not have any codes right now. If and when codes do get added to the game, you’ll be able to find them right here on Pro Game Guides' Codes section.
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