Morioh High Fighting Styles Tier List

Secondary to Stands, it’s important to know which complementary fighting styles make all the difference between a win and a loss. My Morioh High Fighting Styles Tier List ranks them all, including a small explanation of their skill and tier placement, to help you decide which are worth investing rerolls into.

I also cover how to get more Rerolls if you’re lacking and want a chance to unveil a stronger Fighting Style.

Let’s get into it!

Morioh High Fighting Styles Tier List

S-TIER

The strongest Fighting Styles, with the best utility and coolest animations. They’re the best to roll and complement Stand builds.

Spin: Legendary (0.5%)
Has slightly weaker M1S than other Fighting Styles, but offers incredible range and rapid cooldowns, making it perfect for long-range attacking, which prevents opponents from getting too close.

A-TIER

Brilliant Fighting Styles that are solid alternatives to the top tier if you don’t want to risk a reroll, or fancy trying something new.

Hamon: Epic (3%)
Incredibly powerful M1 damage, with a small-sized AoE crit that has immunity I-Frames. Overall, incredibly powerful at close range and offers some protection to its user.

B-TIER

For some Rare Fighting Styles that have better visuals (at least in my opinion) than the others. Not too different combat-wise, making them fairly average.

Muay Thai: Rare (34%)
Offers a 5-second Crit CD and has pretty cool style movement.
Taekwondo: Rare (34%)
Offers a 5-second Crit CD and has pretty cool style movement.

C-TIER

Populated by Rare Fighting Styles, which are fundamentally very similar and don’t offer much combat variety between them.

Wrestling: Rare (34%)
Offers a 5-second Crit CD, isn’t a heavy hitter and is fairly basic overall.
Sumo: Rare (34%)
Offers a 5-second Crit CD, feels slower than other Rare Styles, but is fine to use.
Boxing: Rare (34%)
Offers a 5-second Crit CD, but isn’t a heavy hitter.
Brawler: Rare (34%)
Offers a 5-second Crit CD, but is pretty basic.

D-TIER

The lone Basic Fighting Style, which all players begin with. Always worth rerolling, as it’s too basic to provide any combat advantages.

Basic: Common (63%)
The default fighting style that all players begin with.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I get a Fighting Style?

Use Rerolls in the Profile Menu screen. You get rerolls via the Gauntlet (need to win), Daily and Weekly Quests (speak to Angelo outside of the school), redeeming Codes, and through Robux transactions.

Are the Rare Styles good?

They’re all pretty much the same, just with different triggering animations. All of them have a 5-second Cooldown Crit, so if you want to roll one, it’s best to choose based on movement preference. Realistically, they’re all worthy of the C-Tier, but visual preference and writer bias prompted me to bump some into the B-Tier.

Start Playing Morioh High

Now that you know which Fighting Styles I recommend and why, start rerolling them via Roblox.

Or, for more on this Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure-inspired game, check out our Morioh High Last Names Tier List, ranking all Surnames, to help you further refine your build!

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