
Infused yourself with an elemental Shikai and unsure if it’s worth keeping or rerolling? This Paradox Shikai Tier List ranks each from best to worst, including their chance of obtainment and rarity!
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Paradox Shikai Tier List
Remember, this tier only applies to players who chose the Soul Reaper lineage, as a Shikai is an exclusive power build for them alone. Enough yapping, let’s get into the rankings!
S-Tier
The meta amongst the mids! These overpowered S-Tier Shikai are the absolute best in Paradox that stunt strong attacks and huge combat versatility between moves.
- Flower Shikai – Legendary (1%)
- Gravity Shikai – Legendary (1%)
A-Tier
Don’t sleep on these Shikai just because they sit below the S-Tier. These few are great alternatives to the higher tier if you’re not willing to risk a reroll to potentially get something worse. The A-Tier Shikai have great benefits and are widely regarded as strong choices.
- Rampage Shikai – Legendary (1%)
B-Tier
Nestled into the average tier is the Shikai I’d consider your last resort. Anything below here isn’t worth trying out in combat, and these comfortably average Shikai have some niche yet nifty benefits when in use. That said, they’re just below the ‘good’ tier, so I’d still encourage you to aim higher!
- Lightning Shikai – Rare (10%)
C-Tier
Better than the worst, but hardly holds a candle to the flames burning bright in the higher tiers. These niche Shikai offer minimal, with low move set versatility and weak damage. Ideally, you’ll want something stronger.
- Blood Shikai – Rare (10%)
- Wind Shikai – Common (89%)
- Shadow Shikai – Common (89%)
D-Tier
Sitting at the bottom of the tier, these Shikai aren’t worth keeping. Sure, they’re better than nothing, but they’re the worst available elements to wield in battle. Don’t settle for less!
- Fire Shikai – Common (89%)
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I get a Shikai?
- As a Soul Reaper, first reach 200 Potential (by completing Missions), and then press N to begin the questline. There are three stages to complete before you roll for your Shikai.
- Press the corresponding keys on your keyboard that match what is displayed in-game.
- Click the key that corresponds with the button as the circle falls into the centre of it.
- Defeat your Shikai Spirit in a boss fight.
- As a Soul Reaper, first reach 200 Potential (by completing Missions), and then press N to begin the questline. There are three stages to complete before you roll for your Shikai.
- What comes next after I get my Shikai?
- Move on to either unlocking your Vizard (requires 500 Potential to begin) or Bankai (requires 705 Potential to begin).
- What is Potential?
- A level system for the game, awarded by completing Missions. At certain milestones (per your race), you’ll have the opportunity to prestige and unlock new skills and powers by completing a difficult trial of quests.
- Note: The limit for all races is 705 Potential.
- Are the other race powers good?
- Find out for yourself in our Resurrection Tier List. Personally, I prefer the Arrancar progression, but the Soul Reapers and Arrancars seem pretty balanced and level with one another. It all falls to personal preference and how you refine your build.