Ryujin Clans Tier List (March 2026) Best Clans & How to Reroll?

If you’re diving into Ryujin, the Roblox fighting game inspired by legendary manga like Baki, Kengan Ashura, and Lookism, you already know that your clan choice can make or break your entire progression. I’ve spent hundreds of hours testing every single clan in this game, and let me tell you – picking the right clan is THE most important decision you’ll make as a new player!

Unlike other Roblox fighting games where you can easily switch between abilities, your clan in Ryujin grants permanent passive bonuses, exclusive techniques, and stat multipliers that fundamentally shape your character’s power ceiling. Get stuck with a D-tier Common clan, and you’ll be grinding twice as hard as someone with an S-tier Mythic clan for the same results.

That’s exactly why I’ve created this ultimate Ryujin clans tier list for March 2026 – to help you understand which clans are worth keeping, which ones demand immediate rerolls, and exactly how to maximize your Ryujin Coins to land that god-tier clan that’ll carry you through the entire game!

Ryujin Clans

Aspect	Details
What Are Clans?	Permanent surname systems that grant passive bonuses, unique abilities, special moves, and affect in-game name display (First Name + Clan Name)
Clan Rarities	Mythic (1%), Legendary (5%), Rare (14%), Uncommon (20%), Common (60%)
How to Check	Visit Ryujin Fighter Association → Buy Stats Checker (₩2,500) OR purchase Infinite Stats Checker gamepass
Reroll Method	Buy Clan Reroll from Shop for 25 Ryujin Coins
Best Overall Clans	Park, Kure, Mikazuchi (Mythic) + Seong, Jang (Legendary)
Coin Sources	Codes, defeating bosses, increasing Potential, completing content

Understanding Clans in Ryujin – Why They Matter So Much?

Before we dive into the tier list, let me explain exactly why clans are arguably the most critical system in Ryujin. Unlike temporary buffs or equipment you can swap out, your clan represents a permanent foundation that your entire build sits upon.

When you first create your character in Ryujin, the game randomly assigns you a clan based on specific rarity percentages. Think of this like pulling a gacha – you’re gambling on RNG to determine your starting power level. Here’s exactly what determines which clan you get:

Clan Rarity Drop Rates:

• Mythic Clans: 1% chance (Ultra Rare)
• Legendary Clans: 5% chance (Very Rare)
• Rare Clans: 14% chance (Rare)
• Uncommon Clans: 20% chance (Uncommon)
• Common Clans: 60% chance (Common)

As you can see, the odds are heavily stacked against you getting a top-tier clan on your first try. In fact, statistically speaking, you have a 94% chance of NOT getting a Mythic or Legendary clan on any single roll. This is why understanding the reroll system is absolutely essential!

What Clans Actually Do in Ryujin?

Your clan isn’t just a cool name – it fundamentally changes how your character functions. Here’s everything a clan can provide:

Passive Stat Bonuses: Increased stat gains (anywhere from 5% to 20%), better scaling on specific attributes like Strength, Durability, or Agility, and improved progression speed through content.

Unique Abilities: Exclusive skills and techniques that ONLY that clan can learn. For example, Park clan can copy opponent skills and learn Ultra Instinct mode, while Kure clan gets access to Removal and Kure’s Traditions.

Special Mechanics: Game-changing passive effects like lifesteal (Kure), automatic skill copying (Seong), or clutch healing at low HP (Jang).

Combat Advantages: Reduced cooldowns, larger perfect block windows, faster evasive charging, and enhanced striking speed depending on your clan.

Name Display: Your full in-game name becomes “FirstName ClanName” – so if you pick “Takeshi” as your first name and roll Park clan, you’ll be known as “Takeshi Park” throughout the game.

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Complete Ryujin Clans Tier List 2026

After extensive testing across hundreds of battles, boss fights, and PvP encounters, here’s my definitive tier list ranking every single clan in Ryujin from god-tier to absolutely avoid:

S-Tier Clans (The Absolute Best)

These are the clans you should NEVER reroll. If you get any of these, consider yourself blessed by RNG and build your entire character around maximizing their insane bonuses!

Park (Mythic – 1% Drop Rate)

Park sits at the absolute pinnacle of Ryujin clans, and for good reason – it’s literally broken. The ability to copy TWO skills simultaneously with only a 20-second cooldown transforms you into an adaptive fighter who can counter any opponent’s strategy.

Why Park is #1:

• Skill Copying: Copy up to 2 skills from opponents (60-second duration or until used)
• Cooldown Reduction: ALL your abilities have 10% shorter cooldowns
• Massive Stat Gains: +20% increased stats gained across ALL attributes
• Perfect Block: 25% bigger perfect block window (easier defensive timing)
• Battle Sense: 50% better scaling + 25% faster gain rate
• Lean Cap: +10 Fat and +66 Total Muscle capacity increase
• Ultra Instinct: Can learn the legendary Ultra Instinct (Park) mode

The versatility here is unmatched. You can literally steal your opponent’s best moves mid-fight and turn their own techniques against them. Combined with the ridiculous stat gains, Park users progress through content significantly faster than any other clan.

Kure (Mythic – 1% Drop Rate)

If Park is the tactical genius, Kure is the immortal warrior who refuses to die. This clan transforms you into a lifesteal machine with enhanced survivability that lets you take risks other players simply can’t afford.

Why Kure Dominates:

• Lifesteal Mechanic: Recover 0.5% hunger per hit landed
• Enhanced Food: Meaty food restores 25% more hunger
• Superior Stats: +20% increased stats gained universally
• Strength Scaling: +15% better Strength scaling
• Durability Scaling: +10% better Durability scaling
• Kure Techniques: Access to Kure’s Traditions and Removal (Kure) mode

The hunger recovery on hit is absolutely game-changing for sustained combat. While other players need to disengage and eat food, Kure fighters can tank through extended battles by continuously landing hits. The scaling bonuses also mean your punches hit harder and you take less damage than comparable builds.

Mikazuchi (Mythic – 1% Drop Rate)

Speed kills, and Mikazuchi embodies this philosophy perfectly. This clan turns you into a lightning-fast striker who controls combat tempo through superior mobility and evasive capabilities.

Why Mikazuchi is S-Tier:

• Dash Mastery: Dash cooldowns reduced by 0.4 seconds + consumes 25% less stamina
• Agility God: +20% Agility scaling
• Strike Speed: +7.5% faster Strike Speed
• Enhanced Evasive: Charges 7.5% faster + now teleports you behind enemies
• Stat Gains: +20% increased stats gained
• Thunder God: Can learn Raishin style and Thunder God mode

The teleporting evasive alone makes this clan incredible for PvP. You can dodge attacks and instantly appear behind opponents for punishing counterattacks. The reduced dash cooldown and stamina costs mean you maintain pressure indefinitely while opponents run out of stamina trying to keep up.

Seong (Legendary – 5% Drop Rate)

Seong brings automated skill copying with a unique risk-reward mechanic that separates skilled players from button mashers. This is THE best Legendary clan and rivals even Mythic clans in the right hands.

Why Seong is Elite:

• Automatic Copying: Skills auto-copy at the cost of eyesight (45-second cooldown)
• Damage Avoidance: 10% chance to take ZERO damage from any hit
• Stat Gains: +10% increased stats universally
• Infinity Tech: Can learn Infinity Tech (Seong) mode
• Blindness Protection: Once you learn the mode, blindness caps at 50%

The automatic skill copying removes the manual execution requirement from Park’s version, letting you focus entirely on combat while your clan handles the technique theft. The 10% damage avoidance creates clutch moments where you survive deadly combos through pure RNG.

Jang (Legendary – 5% Drop Rate)

Jang is the ultimate comeback clan. The moment you think a Jang user is finished, their signature clutch heal and AoE stun can completely turn the tide of battle.

Why Jang is S-Tier:

• Clutch Heal: At 10% HP, automatically heal to 25% + stun nearby enemies for 2 seconds (5-minute cooldown)
• Stamina Scaling: +15% better stamina scaling
• Stat Gains: +10% increased stats
• Animal Instinct: Can learn Animal Instinct (Jang) mode

The heal-and-stun combination creates incredible pressure. Opponents never know if they’ve actually won, because that last hit might trigger your clutch heal and turn you from near-death into a stunning force with recovered HP. It’s psychological warfare at its finest.

Similar to how Anime Rangers X characters dominate through unique abilities, these S-tier Ryujin clans fundamentally change how the game plays!

A-Tier Clans (Excellent Endgame Viable)

These clans are still incredibly powerful and completely viable for endgame content. While not quite as broken as S-tier, they offer specialized advantages that can dominate in the right builds.

Sta (Legendary – 5% Drop Rate)

Sta specializes in speed and reflex-based combat, perfect for players who excel at reading opponents and executing precise counterattacks.

Key Features:

• Darkness Blow: Can learn the unique Darkness Blow (Sta) skill
• Stat Gains: +15% increased stats
• Subskill Buffs: +20% effectiveness and duration on ALL subskills
• Strike Speed: +5% faster Strike Speed
• Fighting Reflexes: Charge 25% faster
• Movement: +10% Running Speed

Haruo (Legendary – 5% Drop Rate)

For players building Fat-based tank builds, Haruo is an absolute monster that maximizes the Fat stat’s potential.

Key Features:

• Maximum Fat: +100 to maximum Fat capacity
• Fat Gain: +10% increased Fat gain rate
• Fat Scaling: +10% better Fat scaling
• Stat Gains: +10% increased stats
• Body Slam: Can learn Body Slam (Haruo) skill

Choi (Legendary – 5% Drop Rate)

Choi shines in gang-focused gameplay, providing incredible support buffs that make your entire team stronger.

Key Features:

• Damage Reduction: Take 15% less damage
• Stat Gains: +15% increased stats
• District Capture: Capture districts 2x faster
• Gang Buffs: At SSS+ Potential, all gang members in your server gain bonuses
• +25% more money from districts
• +10% damage and +5% speed for gang members within 250 studs (stacks 3x)

Wongsawat (Legendary – 5% Drop Rate)

The ultimate specialist for Boxing and Muay Thai styles, Wongsawat makes these fighting styles significantly more powerful.

Key Features:

• Style Damage: Boxing and Muay Thai deal +7.5% more damage
• Skill Sharing: Can use ALL skills from Boxing and Muay Thai if you have either equipped
• Stat Gains: +10% increased stats
• Signature Move: Can learn Flicker Jabs/God Glow (Wongsawat)

For more tier list analysis similar to this, check out our MUGEN Styles Tier List which ranks fighting styles using similar methodology!

B-Tier Clans (Solid Early-Mid Game)

These clans provide decent bonuses that carry you through early and mid-game content. However, if you’re serious about min-maxing for endgame, consider rerolling once you accumulate enough Ryujin Coins.

Morow (Rare – 14% Drop Rate)

Morow offers defensive utility through enhanced blocking and evasive capabilities.

Key Features:

• Evasive Charge: Charges 20% faster
• Perfect Block: +0.1 seconds to perfect block window
• Bungee Gum: Can learn Bungee Gum Pull skill

Sano (Rare – 14% Drop Rate)

Gang-oriented with decent kick damage bonuses. Good for players who focus on kicking techniques.

Key Features:

• Gang Money: +15% money gain from districts for all gang members in server
• Kick Damage: +10% kick damage
• Nuclear Kick: Can learn Nuclear Kick skill

Hammer (Rare – 14% Drop Rate)

Excellent for extended grinding sessions due to fatigue management.

Key Features:

• Fatigue Management: Slows fatigue gain by 50%
• Bite Skill: Can learn Bite skill

Biscuit (Rare – 14% Drop Rate)

Simple but effective for muscle-focused strength builds.

Key Features:

• Muscle Gain: +15% increased muscle gain
• Muscle Scaling: +10% better muscle scaling damage

Takeru (Rare – 14% Drop Rate)

Specialized for Sumo fighting style builds with fat emphasis.

Key Features:

• Sumo Damage: +10% Sumo damage
• Sumo Stuns: All Sumo attacks stun +0.1 seconds longer
• Fat Management: +25% Fat gain, -15% Fat loss
• Muscle Penalty: -5% muscle scaling

Hanayama (Uncommon – 20% Drop Rate)

The survival mechanic can save you in crucial moments, though uncommon rarity means limited overall impact.

Key Features:

• Survival: Stay at 1% HP when lethal damage would knock you down (2-minute cooldown)
• Durability: +10% durability gain, +5% durability scaling

Akezawa (Uncommon – 20% Drop Rate)

Pure grinding efficiency for players who want to maximize money farming.

Key Features:

• Job Money: Jobs give +15% more money

C-Tier Clans (Use Temporarily if Needed)

These clans provide minimal bonuses that won’t significantly impact your progression. Use them only if you’ve exhausted your Ryujin Coins and are waiting for more reroll opportunities.

The C-tier includes: Zenin, Doyle, Alai, Lee, Gizenga, Toba, Hanada, Reinhold

These clans offer small percentage bonuses (usually 5-10%) to specific stats or fighting styles, but lack the game-changing abilities and significant stat multipliers that higher tiers provide.

D-Tier Clans (Reroll Immediately)

If you roll any of these clans, reroll as soon as possible. Their bonuses are so minimal they’re barely noticeable during gameplay.

The D-tier includes: Che, Soo, Kouhei, Atsushi, Sekibayashi, Akatsuka, Yamashita, Tatsumi

These represent the bottom 60% of clans with negligible impact on your character’s power. While technically usable, you’re actively handicapping yourself by keeping these compared to even B-tier alternatives.

Complete Ryujin Clans List by Rarity

Let me break down every single clan organized by their rarity, so you understand exactly what each one offers:

Mythic Clans (1% Roll Chance)

Clan	Primary Effects	Special Abilities
Park	Copy 2 skills (20s CD), +20% stats gained, +25% Battle Sense gain, -10% cooldowns, +25% perfect block window	Ultra Instinct (Park) mode
Kure	0.5% hunger recovery per hit, +25% hunger from meaty food, +20% stats gained, +15% Strength scaling, +10% Durability scaling	Kure’s Traditions + Removal (Kure)
Mikazuchi	-0.4s dash CD + 25% less stamina, +20% Agility scaling, +7.5% Strike Speed, evasive teleports behind enemies	Raishin style + Thunder God mode

Legendary Clans (5% Roll Chance)

Clan	Primary Effects	Special Abilities
Seong	Auto-copy skills (45s CD/eyesight cost), 10% damage avoidance chance, +10% stats gained	Infinity Tech (Seong) mode
Jang	Heal from 10%→25% HP + 2s AoE stun (5m CD), +15% Stamina scaling, +10% stats gained	Animal Instinct (Jang) mode
Choi	-15% damage taken, +15% stats gained, 2x district capture speed, Gang buffs at SSS+ Potential	Gang-focused support
Haruo	+100 maximum Fat, +10% Fat gain, +10% Fat scaling, +10% stats gained	Body Slam (Haruo) skill
Sta	+15% stats gained, +20% subskill effectiveness, +5% Strike Speed, 25% faster reflex charge, +10% run speed	Darkness Blow (Sta) skill
Wongsawat	+7.5% Boxing/Muay Thai damage, use all skills from both styles with one equipped, +10% stats gained	Flicker Jabs/God Glow (Wongsawat)

Rare Clans (14% Roll Chance)

Clan	Primary Effects	Special Abilities
Biscuit	+15% muscle gain, +10% muscle scaling damage	None
Hammer	-50% fatigue gain	Bite skill
Sano	+15% gang money from districts, +10% kick damage	Nuclear Kick skill
Morow	+20% faster evasive charge, +0.1s perfect block window	Bungee Gum Pull skill
Takeru	+10% Sumo damage, +0.1s Sumo stuns, +25% Fat gain, -15% Fat loss, -5% muscle scaling	Sumo-focused

Uncommon Clans (20% Roll Chance)

Clan	Primary Effects	Special Abilities
Zenin	+5% stats gained	None
Hanayama	1% HP survival (2m CD), +10% durability gain, +5% durability scaling	Survival mechanic
Che	+10% counter damage	None
Doyle	+7.5% Basic Combat and Street Fighting damage	None
Akezawa	+15% job money	None
Alai	+9% Boxing damage	None
Soo	+6% money gain from all sources	None
Lee	+10% Fat gain	None

Common Clans (60% Roll Chance)

These clans provide minimal bonuses (typically 2-10%) to very specific stats:

Tatsumi – +2% boxing damage
Yamashita – +7% job money
Hanada – -10% dash cooldown
Toba – 5% guardbreak chance with light attacks
Akatsuka – +5% combat speed boost
Gizenga – +50% blinding effect damage
Sekibayashi – +5% Durability
Reinhold – Slightly taller with +2% Durability scaling
Atsushi – 10% chance for 30s speed boost on guardbreak
Kouhei – Wrestling styles require 5% less stats

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How to Check Your Clan in Ryujin

Surprisingly, your clan isn’t immediately visible when you start Ryujin. Here’s exactly how to check which clan you rolled:

Method 1: Stats Checker (Recommended for F2P)

1. Travel to the Ryujin Fighter Association building
2. Purchase the Stats Checker item for ₩2,500 (in-game Won currency)
3. Use the Stats Checker from your inventory
4. Your clan name and all its effects will display at the top of the stats window

Method 2: Infinite Stats Checker Gamepass (Premium Option)

1. Purchase the Infinite Stats Checker gamepass with Robux
2. Access your stats and clan information anytime, anywhere
3. No need to repeatedly purchase the consumable Stats Checker

Pro Tip: The one-time Stats Checker purchase is worth it even if you plan to reroll immediately. Knowing exactly what you’re working with helps you make informed decisions about whether to spend precious Ryujin Coins on rerolling or saving for other purchases.

How to Reroll Your Clan in Ryujin?

If you checked your clan and realized you’re stuck with a D-tier disaster, don’t panic! Ryujin’s reroll system lets you gamble for better clans. Here’s the complete reroll process:

Step 1: Open the In-Game Shop

1. Press the Menu button (usually top-left of your screen)
2. Click on the Shop/Cart icon to open the purchase menu
3. Navigate to the Clan Reroll section

Step 2: Purchase Clan Reroll

1. Each Clan Reroll costs 25 Ryujin Coins
2. Click “Purchase” to buy the reroll
3. Your clan is immediately and automatically rerolled upon purchase

Important Notes:

• Rerolls happen instantly – there’s no confirmation prompt
• Your new clan is completely random – you might get better OR worse
• You cannot undo a reroll – once purchased, it’s permanent
• Multiple rerolls can be purchased consecutively if you have enough coins

How to Get Ryujin Coins?

Ryujin Coins are the premium currency for rerolling. Here’s every method to earn them:

1. Redeem Codes (Easiest Method)

Active codes frequently grant 5-25 Ryujin Coins each. Always check for new codes during game updates and milestone celebrations. For similar code guides, check our Blox Fruits Codes compilation!

2. Increase Your Potential

Every time you rank up your Potential level (C → B → A → S → SS → SSS), you receive Ryujin Coin rewards. Focus on completing quests and defeating bosses to progress through Potential ranks quickly.

3. Defeat Bosses

Boss enemies throughout Ryujin drop Ryujin Coins upon defeat. Higher-tier bosses offer better coin rewards. Farm bosses efficiently to stack coins for reroll sessions.

4. Complete In-Game Content

Various activities like:

• Finishing quest chains
• Participating in events
• Completing achievements
• Reaching milestones

All provide Ryujin Coin rewards. Explore thoroughly and complete objectives to maximize your coin income.

Optimal Clan Reroll Strategy

Don’t just mindlessly spam rerolls the moment you get 25 coins! Follow this strategic approach to maximize your chances of landing an S-tier or A-tier clan:

The Math Behind Rerolling

Let’s break down the actual probabilities:

Chance of Getting S-Tier (Park, Kure, Mikazuchi, Seong, Jang):

• 3 Mythic clans at 1% each = 3% chance
• 2 Legendary S-tier clans at 5% each = 10% chance
• Total S-Tier chance: ~6% per roll

Chance of Getting A-Tier or Better:

• S-tier: ~6%
• 4 remaining Legendary clans: ~20%
• Total S+A tier chance: ~26% per roll

This means:

• On average, you’ll get an S-tier clan every 16-17 rerolls (400-425 coins)
• You’ll get an A-tier or better every 3-4 rerolls (75-100 coins)

Beginner Reroll Strategy

If you’re just starting Ryujin:

1. Check your starting clan immediately
2. If it’s D-tier: Reroll as soon as you get 25 coins
3. If it’s C-tier: Consider rerolling, but B-tier is acceptable temporarily
4. If it’s B-tier or better: KEEP IT and save coins for guaranteed rerolls later
5. Goal: Secure at least a B-tier clan before investing heavily in progression

Intermediate Reroll Strategy

Once you’ve progressed into mid-game:

1. Only accept A-tier or better
2. Save up 200-250 Ryujin Coins before reroll sessions
3. Reroll in batches to statistically increase your odds
4. Stop immediately if you hit S-tier
5. Consider keeping A-tier if you’ve spent 300+ coins without getting S-tier

Advanced Reroll Strategy

For endgame min-maxers:

1. Accept nothing less than S-tier
2. Accumulate 500+ Ryujin Coins before starting reroll sessions
3. Track your rolls to understand your luck
4. Only stop for Park, Kure, Mikazuchi, Seong, or Jang
5. Patience is key – S-tier clans are worth the wait

Pro Tip: Join the official Ryujin Discord server (discord.gg/ryujinrbx) to connect with other players, share reroll results, and get real-time code updates!

Best Clans for Different Playstyles

Not all S-tier clans suit every player. Here’s which clans excel for specific playstyles:

For Aggressive PvP Players

Best Choice: Park or Mikazuchi

Park lets you steal and counter opponents’ strongest moves, while Mikazuchi’s teleporting evasive and mobility dominates through superior positioning.

For Tanky Defensive Players

Best Choice: Kure or Jang

Kure’s lifesteal sustains through extended trades, while Jang’s clutch heal creates incredible comeback potential.

For Skill-Based Technical Players

Best Choice: Seong or Sta

Seong’s automatic copying rewards game knowledge, while Sta’s reflex-based kit punishes opponents who telegraph attacks.

For Gang/Group Content

Best Choice: Choi

Choi specifically buffs gang members, making it the ultimate support clan for players who primarily play with friends or gang members.

For Fighting Style Specialists

Best Choice: Wongsawat

If you’re committed to Boxing or Muay Thai builds, Wongsawat amplifies these styles better than any other clan.

For Grinding/PvE Content

Best Choice: Kure or Haruo

Kure’s sustain lets you chain encounters without eating, while Haruo’s fat scaling creates tanky builds that survive dangerous NPC encounters.

Similar to choosing the right fighting style in Blox Fruits, matching your clan to your playstyle amplifies your effectiveness dramatically!

Common Clan Mistakes to Avoid

After watching countless new players struggle, here are the biggest clan-related mistakes I see:

Mistake #1: Rerolling Away B-Tier Clans Too Early

New players often reroll B-tier clans immediately, burning through limited early-game Ryujin Coins. Unless you have 100+ coins saved, keep B-tier clans until you can afford multiple reroll attempts.

Mistake #2: Ignoring Clan Synergy with Fighting Styles

Your clan should complement your preferred fighting style. Don’t roll Wongsawat if you hate Boxing, even though it’s A-tier.

Mistake #3: Spending Ryujin Coins on Non-Clan Items

Ryujin Coins are precious early game. Prioritize clan rerolls FIRST before purchasing other shop items.

Mistake #4: Not Checking Clan Before Heavy Investment

Some players grind for hours before checking their clan, only to discover they’ve been progressing with a D-tier. Check immediately!

Mistake #5: Giving Up on Rerolling Too Quickly

Landing an S-tier clan requires patience. Don’t settle for C-tier just because you had bad luck on 3-4 rerolls.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the absolute best clan in Ryujin?

Park is widely considered the #1 clan due to its versatile skill copying, massive stat bonuses, cooldown reduction, and access to Ultra Instinct mode. However, Kure and Mikazuchi are equally dominant in their specialized areas.

Can you change your clan without using Ryujin Coins?

The only alternative is completely wiping your character, which resets everything including your progression, stats, and levels. This is NOT recommended unless you’re extremely early in the game.

How many rerolls does it take to get a Mythic clan?

Statistically, Mythic clans have a 3% combined drop rate (1% per Mythic clan). On average, you’ll need approximately 33 rerolls (825 Ryujin Coins) to get a Mythic clan, though RNG can make this higher or lower.

Are Legendary clans good enough for endgame?

Absolutely! Seong and Jang are S-tier Legendary clans that rival even Mythic clans in power. The other four Legendary clans (Sta, Haruo, Choi, Wongsawat) are all A-tier and perfectly viable for endgame content.

Do clans affect your fighting style choices?

Some clans synergize better with specific fighting styles. Wongsawat specifically buffs Boxing/Muay Thai, Takeru enhances Sumo, and Haruo improves Fat-based builds. However, most clans work with any fighting style.

Can you trade clans with other players?

No, clans are permanently bound to your character and cannot be traded, sold, or transferred to other players.

What’s the fastest way to farm Ryujin Coins?

Redeeming codes provides the fastest burst of coins. For consistent farming, focus on increasing your Potential ranks and defeating bosses repeatedly.

Should I use Robux to buy Ryujin Coins?

This depends on your budget. If you can afford it and want to skip the grind, purchasing coins accelerates your reroll sessions. However, it’s completely viable to play F2P and earn coins through gameplay.

Do clans get buffed/nerfed in updates?

The developers occasionally balance clans in major updates. However, the core mechanics usually remain consistent, with adjustments typically targeting overpowered interactions rather than completely reworking clans.

What happens to my clan abilities if I switch clans?

When you reroll to a new clan, you immediately lose all abilities, passive bonuses, and special techniques from your previous clan. The new clan’s benefits apply instantly.

Final Thoughts on Ryujin Clans

Choosing the right clan in Ryujin is hands-down the most impactful decision you’ll make for your character’s long-term power ceiling. Unlike equipment or fighting styles that can be changed, your clan represents a permanent foundation that either propels you to greatness or holds you back indefinitely.

The RNG can be brutal – I’ve personally experienced 40+ reroll sessions without hitting a Mythic. But trust me, the moment you finally roll that Park or Kure clan and feel the power difference, every single Ryujin Coin spent becomes worth it.

Don’t rush the process. Accumulate coins, reroll strategically, and never settle for mediocrity when greatness is just one lucky roll away. Your future self grinding through endgame content will thank you for the patience you showed during those early reroll sessions!

Now get out there, start farming those Ryujin Coins, and may RNGesus bless your rolls! See you in the Ryujin Fighter Association! 🥋