Anime Limitless Soul Tier List

Gojo is confirmed in the official Trello as a Soul, but this guide does not assign a competitive tier without current in-game damage, cooldown, and farming tests.

+ Its official Soul card makes the category clear and prevents it from being omitted from Soul comparisons.

- Documentation confirms the entry, not a final meta position.

Sukuna is a confirmed Soul from the King of Curses update, but it remains unranked until practical damage, cooldown, farming, and boss testing supports a tier.

+ Documented moves include Dismantle, Cleave Rush, Flame Arrow, and Curse Awakening.

+ Skill Tree attacks are Spiderweb Cleave and Malevorant Shrine.

- A complete moveset does not prove that the Soul outperforms established SS-tier choices.

Katakuri is a confirmed awakenable Soul with a complete Mochi moveset, but it remains unranked until current practical performance is verified.

+ Moves include Mochi Floor, Burning Mochi, Chestnut Mochi, and Mochi Awakening.

+ Skill Tree attacks are Mochi Barrage and Buzzcut Mochi.

+ The official card describes Mochi Awakening as a 120% Global Buff.

- The buff wording alone is not enough to assign a final tier without current in-game comparison.

The best of the best. SSJ4 Goku is arguably the strongest Soul in Anime Limitless, built as an all-rounder with high-damage combos and massive AOE sweeps.

+ Top-tier AOE scaling, making it the best option for 3,000+ Power Abyss runs.

+ Incredible Awakening stat multipliers that outclass Epic-tier Souls.

+ X-move provides exceptional crowd control for dense mob clusters.

- Awakening requires heavy material grinding on Truffle Island.

Kid Buu is a very close second and is built for players who prefer close-quarter combat. Short cooldowns and strong AOE output make it ideal for farming.

+ Z-move has an extremely low cooldown and works well on Auto for easier farming.

+ X-move is a fast projectile that can catch enemies off-guard.

- Less raw AOE for general mob grinding than SSJ4 Goku.

- Vanishing Ball travels slowly and needs good timing to land consistently.

Kizaru trades Awakening power for unmatched mobility. Its kit focuses on fast dashes, gap closers, and solid AOE damage potential.

+ Z-move provides near-instant gap closing.

+ Accessible because it does not require Awakening grinding.

+ Decent AOE damage output.

- No Awakening means late-game damage scaling is capped.

Itachi relies heavily on damage-over-time effects and status pressure. Apply the X-move first, then follow with the rest of the kit for strong burst combos.

+ X-move burn blocks passive healing, making it dangerous in PvP.

+ Rewards players who manage cooldowns and time combos well.

+ Strong crowd control for dense enemy groups.

- Very high skill ceiling.

- C-move has a noticeable wind-up that can leave you exposed.

Garra is a decent pick with long-range tools and AOE-heavy moves. It is worth considering if you cannot get the higher-ranked Souls yet.

+ Z-move covers a wide area in front of your character.

+ X-move roots enemies in place, setting up follow-up attacks.

- C-move has a long cast time that can expose you to stuns and damage.

- Combined damage output falls behind higher-tier Souls.

Kid Gohan delivers decent early-game burst, but its overall stat scaling is mediocre. Damage drops hard while the C-move is on cooldown.

+ C-move delivers strong burst damage.

+ Easy for beginners to obtain.

+ Decent AOE damage output.

- Total damage output is too low.

- C-move has a very long cooldown.

- DPS drops during longer encounters.

Natsu is the introductory Soul in Anime Limitless. It has very little real power and should be replaced as soon as possible.

+ Easy to obtain.

- Total damage output is too low.

- Everything else about it falls behind stronger Souls.