Project Slayers Clans Tier List
Spin odds, rarity bands, and launch-week clan priorities for Project Slayers 2.
Your clan is the passive layer under every Breathing Style or Blood Demon Art in Project Slayers 2. Spins are expensive in time and currency, so this page focuses on rarity odds, which names are worth chasing, and when a lower rarity specialist beats a random Supreme. Rankings reflect community consensus during Slayers 2 launch week (mid-September 2026) and can shift when passives are tuned.
Pair this page with Breathing Styles, Blood Demon Arts, and concrete loadouts on Best Builds. Use Codes whenever free spins or clan-related rewards appear, and follow Guides for economy tips.
Rarity bands (community-reported)
Odds below are community-reported, not a guarantee from a public datamine. Pity and banner rules can change—re-check the spin UI after patches.
| Rarity | Approx. odds | Headline names (launch talk) |
|---|---|---|
| Supreme | 0.1% | Kamado, Rengoku, Uzui, Soyama |
| Mythic | ~0.9% | Himejima, Iguro, Shinazugawa, Agatsuma, Douma, Tamayo (lists vary) |
| Legendary | ~4% | Shabana, Tomioka, Kocho, Ubuyashiki and peers |
| Rare | ~12% | Urokodaki, Sabito, Makomo, and other mid-tier specialists |
| Uncommon | ~23% | Family-bond style clans with narrower bonuses |
| Common | ~60% | Stat-leaning filler clans |
Supreme is ultra rare for a reason. Plan your account assuming you may live on Mythic or Legendary for a while—and that can still be strong.
S-priority Supremes
Kamado (Supreme)
Kamado is the most frequent “best overall clan” label in early coverage. Creators highlight a broad mix of survivability, damage conversion, and flexible tools that work for multiple combat fantasies. If you somehow hit Kamado early, build around it instead of immediately hunting a cosmetic favorite.
Rengoku (Supreme)
Rengoku is the Flame specialist dream. Extra Flame damage, guard-break resistance themes, and low-HP berserk-style bonuses show up across community writeups. If you already love Flame Breathing, Rengoku is the clan that turns a good PvE kit into a great one.
Uzui (Supreme)
Uzui shows up in Supreme chase lists for defensive and utility-leaning kits that support aggressive Sound-flavored or flashy duel play. Exact passive wording differs by patch notes; the practical advice is stable: Uzui is a keep when it drops.
Soyama (Supreme)
Soyama is repeatedly mentioned beside counter-heavy Demon fantasies—especially when pairing with Shockwave. If you main Demon and care about answering buttons, Soyama is a premium spin result.
Mythic and Legendary that still matter
Supreme does not own every useful passive.
- Himejima often appears near the top of Mythic conversations for damage marking and defensive support.
- Iguro is called out for movement-oriented bonuses that empower Serpent-style play.
- Agatsuma is the Thunder-flavored Mythic many duelists want.
- Shinazugawa pairs into Wind discussions when you insist on that style.
- Douma and Tamayo headline Demon-leaning Mythic support and defense talks.
- Shabana is a standout Legendary in several guides thanks to party-friendly Demon zone / poison-style utility—proof that 4% clans can still be raid staples.
- Tomioka, Kocho, and Urokodaki remain excellent Water / Insect specialists; Urokodaki in particular is praised as a Rare-or-better Water package with stamina and mastery-friendly perks in community notes.
Rule of thumb: keep a Legendary or Mythic that matches your main style before you burn the entire economy chasing 0.1%.
Practical clan tier bands (launch week)
S chase / keep immediately: Kamado, Rengoku, Uzui, Soyama, plus top Mythics that match your kit (Himejima, Iguro, Agatsuma depending on source).
A keep: Shinazugawa, Douma, Tamayo, Urokodaki, Tomioka, Kocho, Sabito, Shabana—specialists that amplify a real build.
B situational: Uncommon family-bond clans and Commons with surprisingly relevant raw stats for your current weapon.
Reroll pressure: Commons that offer nothing for your chosen Breathing Style or BDA once you have a specialist alternative.
Within a tier, order is not sacred. A Kocho Insect main should not delete Kocho because Kamado exists on a spreadsheet.
How to decide whether to reroll
- Write down your intended combat kit: Thunder Slayer, Blood Demon, Flame PvE farmer, and so on.
- Check whether your current clan buffs that kit on the Breathing or BDA pages.
- If yes, stop spinning and invest in mastery, weapons, and Best Builds.
- If no, spin only with currency you can afford to lose—never with materials needed for style unlocks (~level 25, Wen, Demon Horns, Beast Cores).
- Re-evaluate after pity or banner changes; odds tables above are launch-week snapshots.
Synergy examples
| If you main… | Clans that often feel great | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Flame Breathing | Rengoku | Direct damage and Flame fantasy |
| Thunder Breathing | Agatsuma, mobility Supremes | Dash and duel tools |
| Water Breathing | Tomioka, Urokodaki, Sabito | Stamina, mastery, Water damage themes |
| Insect Breathing | Kocho | Poison / Insect identity |
| Shockwave BDA | Soyama | Counter-heavy Demon pairing |
| Flexible / unsure | Kamado | Broad toolkit |
Economy tips
- Claim Codes the same day they drop; clan spins are a common reward fantasy in Roblox anime fighters.
- Do not sell your progression for infinite spins before you unlock a combat style.
- Track which clans you delete—some “mid” names become relevant when a patch buffs their linked style.
- Read the Tier List hub after major updates; clan passives are usually the first text block creators revise.
Related pages
A Supreme clan is a jackpot, not a requirement. The strongest Project Slayers 2 accounts in launch week are the ones that stop spinning once synergy is good enough and start mastering their kit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
What are the Supreme clans in Slayers 2?
Community launch-week lists most often name Kamado, Rengoku, Uzui, and Soyama at Supreme with roughly 0.1% odds. Always confirm the live spin table after patches.
Is Mythic or Legendary still worth keeping?
Yes. Many Mythic and Legendary clans are style specialists. Shabana, Tomioka, Kocho, Urokodaki, and similar names can outperform an unused Supreme.
Should I reroll until Kamado?
Only if you can afford it. Kamado is an outstanding overall clan, but a matching Mythic for your Breathing Style or BDA is usually the smarter stop condition.
Which clan is best for Flame Breathing?
Rengoku is the consensus Flame partner. If you lack Rengoku, keep any clan that still boosts Flame damage or general offense rather than forcing unrelated spins.
Do clan odds include pity?
Published percentages are community-reported base rarities. Pity and banner rules may exist or change—read the in-game spin details for the authoritative ruleset.