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Project Mugetsu Shikai Tier List

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Here is our Tier List of all the Shikai in Project Mugetsu (PM). This game has a total of 5 of them. So knowing which ones are the best should help you in deciding whether you should reroll it or keep it. So without further ado, here are them all listed from best to worst.

Project Mugetsu (PM) Shikai Tier List

project mugetsu pm shikai tier list

Shikai Tier List
Ryujin Jakka S Tier
Senbonzakura A Tier
Kamishini A Tier
Hyorinmaru B Tier
Zangetsu C Tier

Since there are only 5 Shikai in the game right now, ranking them is quite easy. Here is why each of them are given these ranks.

All Shikai Ranked

  • Ryujin Jakka: This is a legendary Shikai and you only have a 1% chance of getting it. It originally belonged to Genryusai Shigekuni Yamamoto in the series. Using it you can unleash powerful fire attacks. So, Ryujin Jakka is the best Shikai in the game and worthy of being placed in the S tier.
  • Senbonzakura: Senbonzakura is quite possibly the second most powerful Shikai in the game. Its user in the anime and manga series is none other than Kuchiki Byakuya. The reason it is quite strong here is because of its use of projectile-style attacks. But this can be a double-edged sword, pun intended. As you need to manage to land your hits on your enemy. So it is safe to place it in the A tier. Its rarity is Rare.
  • Kamishini: Another powerful Shikai that is almost as strong as the S-tier Ryujin Jakka is Kamishini. This was originally the bankai of Gin Ichimaru. In the game, it gives you plenty of long-range attacks thanks to this Shikai being a spear. And so it is also worthy of being in the A tier. Its rarity is Rare.
  • Hyorinmaru: For the B-tier Shikai we have Hyorinmaru. Its user in the series is Hitsugaya Toshiro. This is an ice-type Shikai. You can use its abilities to create ice spikes, traps, clones, and eruptions. It isn’t the strongest Shikai in the game but is still quite useful. Its rarity is Uncommon.
  • Zangetsu: Finally we have Zangetsu a very common Shikai in the game. It has decent moves and some of them even have a good range. This was the Shikai of Ichigo Kurosaki. When compared to other options on this list it is the worst Shiaki and so is placed in the C-tier.

That sums up this tier list of the best Shikai in Project Mugetsu (PM). If you enjoyed this list then also check out our Tier List section for more. And for more help on this game read our guides on how to fight zanpakuto and get skill mastery.

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