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BLEACH: Soul Resonance Tier List – Best Characters, Reroll Picks & Team Recommendations
2025-12-10
In this BLEACH: Soul Resonance tier list, we break down the best characters to invest in based on real gameplay performance. Unlike idle or turn-based gachas, Soul Resonance rewards strong DPS uptime, tag-out value, skill impact, and how consistently a character converts mechanics into damage. This guide ranks units by practical effectiveness, ease of use versus skill ceiling, and how well they perform in the current meta, where Slash teams generally lead, followed by Thrust, Strike, and Spiritual builds.
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Whether you’re planning your first pulls as BLEACH: Soul Resonance beginner or optimizing end-game teams, this tier list keeps things clear and practical. And if you want to reroll or manage progression more efficiently without draining your phone battery, OSLink lets you play Soul Resonance on PC, allowing you to handle longer sessions and repeated pulls remotely while keeping gameplay smooth on the go.
S+ Tier
S+ Tier characters represent the absolute top of the current BLEACH: Soul Resonance meta. These units either define team-building, offer exceptional damage uptime, or provide unmatched global utility that works across nearly all content. If you own any of these characters, they should be the foundation of your teams and a top priority for investment.
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Character |
Role / Type |
Why Pick This Character |
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Ichigo Kurosaki - Bankai
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DPS (Slash) |
The strongest DPS in the game right now, with extreme burst windows and exceptional tag-out value. His abilities continue dealing damage while switching characters, allowing massive DPS stacking and unmatched clear speed across content. |
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Kisuke Urahara
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Support (Global Buff) |
The most valuable support in the game due to his global attack and crit amplification, which works with any team type. His buffs scale extremely well into late game, making him universally useful regardless of team composition. |
S Tier
S Tier characters are extremely strong and reliable, but fall just short of S+ due to either team-type dependency, execution requirements, or slightly lower universal value. These units form the backbone of many optimal teams and can perform at a near–top-tier level when used in the right setup.
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Character |
Role / Type |
Why Pick This Character |
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Byakuya Kuchiki
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Support / Sub-DPS (Slash) |
A cornerstone for Slash teams, reducing enemy Slash resistance and amplifying overall damage. While his buffs are type-locked, they synergize perfectly with top Slash DPS and scale well into late-game content. |
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Rukia Kuchiki
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Control / Support (Spiritual) |
Exceptional crowd control through Freeze, allowing players to lock down enemies and bypass otherwise difficult mechanics. Her global buffs and control tools give her strong value even outside Spiritual-focused teams. |
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Kaname Tōsen
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DPS / Leader (Thrust) |
A powerful Thrust leader who applies Wound effects that scale team damage over time. While more team-restricted than Slash options, his kit offers strong synergy and reliable performance in sustained fights. |
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Yoruichi Shihōin
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DPS (Slash) |
The strongest Strike DPS currently available, with excellent burst damage and fast attack chains. Her performance is heavily tied to Strike team support, but individually she delivers consistent and high-impact damage. |
A Tier
A Tier characters perform very well in the right conditions, but require more setup, team synergy, or player execution to reach their full potential. They are excellent options for filling gaps in your roster, serving as substitutes for higher-tier units, or supporting specific team archetypes without fully defining the meta.
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Character |
Role / Type |
Why Pick This Character |
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Ikkaku Madarame
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DPS (Thrust) |
A solid Thrust damage dealer with a transformation-based kit that offers strong burst damage. While effective, he is noticeably outperformed by top-tier DPS options and relies heavily on proper timing to maximize value. |
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Renji Abarai
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DPS / Mid-Range (Slash) |
Offers consistent damage with good range and reliable AoE coverage. His effectiveness improves with investment, but his overall damage ceiling remains lower than top Slash DPS units. |
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Sajin Komamura
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Tank / Sub-DPS (Strike) |
Provides large-area attacks and team shielding, making him viable in Strike-based teams. However, survivability and shields are less valuable in time-limited content, limiting his overall impact. |
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Uryū Ishida
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Ranged DPS / Utility (Thrust) |
A safe, ranged damage option that excels at maintaining distance and steady pressure. While reliable, his buffs and damage output are more limited compared to other high-impact DPS characters. |
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Orihime Inoue
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Healer / Support |
Focuses on healing and revival, which can be useful in over-leveled or high-risk content. In most scenarios, however, healing provides less value than damage amplification or crowd control. |
B Tier
B Tier characters have functional kits and can still clear early or mid-game content, but they are generally outperformed by higher-tier options as difficulty increases. These units are best used as temporary fillers, for experimentation, or when roster limitations prevent access to stronger characters.
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Character |
Role / Type |
Why Pick This Character |
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Shikai Ichigo Kurosaki
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DPS (Slash) |
Offers better damage and reach than his base form, but lacks the burst potential and tag-out abuse that define top-tier DPS characters. A serviceable early substitute for Slash teams. |
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Yachiru Kusajishi
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Support (Strike) |
Provides Strike-focused buffs and decent utility, but her effects are narrowly scoped and overshadowed by stronger global supports. Useful only in very specific Slash setups. |
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Nemu Kurotsuchi
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Support (Strike) |
A type-locked buffer with limited scaling into late game. While functional early on, her contribution drops sharply once better Strike or global supports become available. |
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Chad (Yasutora Sado)
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DPS / Bruiser (Strike) |
A fun, high-risk character built around self-damage mechanics. Unfortunately, his low scaling and awkward survivability make him inefficient compared to other DPS options. |
Best Team Compositions
These team compositions highlight the most effective and practical setups in the current BLEACH: Soul Resonance meta, focusing on damage uptime, synergy, and ease of execution rather than niche or overly complex combinations.
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Team Focus |
Core DPS |
Support |
Flex Slot |
Why This Team Works |
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Slash Core |
Bankai Ichigo |
Kisuke Urahara |
Byakuya Kuchiki |
The strongest overall setup, combining extreme burst damage with global and Slash-specific buffs for unmatched clear speed. |
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Thrust / Wound |
Ikkaku Madarame |
Kaname Tōsen |
Kisuke Urahara |
Relies on Wound stacking for sustained damage, making it effective in longer fights where consistent DPS matters. |
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Strike Burst |
Yoruichi Shihōin |
Kisuke Urahara |
Sajin Komamura |
High-speed burst gameplay supported by global buffs, with Komamura providing field control and spacing. |
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Control / Freeze |
Bankai Ichigo |
Rukia Kuchiki |
Kisuke Urahara |
Uses Freeze to lock enemies in place, allowing safe DPS stacking and reliable clears in difficult encounters. |
BLEACH: Soul Resonance Reroll Guide
Rerolling in BLEACH: Soul Resonance isn’t mandatory, but it can help players secure a smoother early-game experience and reduce resource pressure as you level up in Soul Resonance. A good start allows faster progression, fewer bottlenecks, and an easier path into mid-game content, especially for free-to-play or efficiency-focused players.
Reroll Steps
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Start the game using a Guest account.
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Complete the tutorial until summoning becomes available.
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Use the available summon currency.
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If you’re not satisfied, reset the account and repeat the process.
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Once satisfied, bind the account and begin normal progression.
To make rerolling faster and less demanding on your device you can reroll with OSLink. This allows you to level up multiple instances at once, and even continue the process on the go, all while saving phone storage, reducing battery drain and overheating, and avoiding performance limits on low-end devices, helping you start the game and enjoy it sooner.
Conclusion
This BLEACH: Soul Resonance tier list ranks characters by real in-game performance, focusing on consistent damage, utility, and overall reliability. While the meta will shift over time, choosing units that deliver steady value and flexible team synergy will always strengthen your progression. And if you want to reroll or handle daily farming without pushing your device too hard, OSLink can help keep longer sessions smooth and efficient, letting you enjoy Soul Resonance wherever you are.
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