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Slayers 2 clan tier list

A tier list is one writer’s opinion. Here are three of them, Beebom, Destructoid and Pro Game Guides, clan by clan, with the places they disagree marked. All three put Kamado, Rengoku, Uzui and Soyama in S. Past that, they split.

Rarity is fixed by the game, and it is on the full clan list. Tiers are not: a Rare clan sits in A on all three lists, and a Mythic one drops to B on Destructoid’s.

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Recorded by XenoTy on YouTube, a player’s video, not an official one

From 1:05, XenoTy scrolls the clan screen: every clan's class, skills, passives and stats. That text is what all three lists are ranking.

The S tier on each list

Beebom

  • Kamado
  • Rengoku
  • Uzui
  • Soyama
  • Shinazugawa
  • Himejima

Destructoid

  • Kamado
  • Rengoku
  • Uzui
  • Soyama
  • Agatsuma
  • Kocho
  • Tomioka

Pro Game Guides

  • Kamado
  • Rengoku
  • Uzui
  • Soyama
  • Shinazugawa
  • Himejima

Highlighted names are S on this list and lower on at least one other.

Where the lists disagree, and why

9 clans get different letters from different lists. The reasons are each outlet’s own, shortened.

  • Shinazugawa

    Mythic · one tier apart

    SAS

    • Destructoid: A: strong damage buffs, but Wind is not a top style.
    • Pro Game Guides: S because Wind's faster combos make its bonuses easy to use.
  • Himejima

    Mythic · one tier apart

    SAS

    • Destructoid: A: the clan pays off when you get hit, and end-game play is about not getting hit.
    • Pro Game Guides: S despite earlier nerfs to its damage mark and Block Points.
  • Agatsuma

    Mythic · one tier apart

    ASA

    • Destructoid: S, but only paired with Thunder, a style it rates S.
    • Beebom: A: excellent with Thunder, much weaker without it.
  • Tamayo

    Mythic · one tier apart

    AB–

    • Destructoid: B: healing and cooldown resets are situational, and it has no passives.
    • Beebom: A: a support clan for parties and bosses, weaker solo.
  • Kocho

    Legendary · one tier apart

    ASA

    • Destructoid: S: the best Poison clan, as long as you run Insect.
    • Beebom: A: the specialised kit loses value outside Poison builds.
  • Tomioka

    Legendary · one tier apart

    ASA

    • Destructoid: S: cooldown resets plus a buff to Water, newly buffed.
    • Beebom: A: great if Water is your main style, limited otherwise.
  • Sabito

    Rare · one tier apart

    AB–

    • Beebom: A: movement, sword damage and party bonuses for Water users.
    • Destructoid: B, grouped with Makomo as a Water clan.
  • Yahaba

    Rare · one tier apart

    BC–

    • Destructoid: C, though the best C thanks to its combo extender.
    • Beebom: B: good with the Arrow art and Demon parties.
  • Susumaru

    Rare · one tier apart

    BC–

    • Destructoid: C: Tamari is not a good art, so the clan tied to it is not either.
    • Beebom: B: good for Tamari users and Demon parties, too specialised to go higher.
    • Spelled Susumaru in the game's own clan list; Beebom's tier table writes Susamaru.

All 41 clans on three lists

A dash means that list does not place the clan. Destructoid ranks only the 19 clans from Rare up; Pro Game Guides’ summary names its S tier and a handful of A-tier clans.

ClanRarityBeebomDestructoidPro Game GuidesSpread
KamadoSupremeSSSagree
RengokuSupremeSSSagree
UzuiSupremeSSSagree
SoyamaSupremeSSSagree
ShinazugawaMythicSAS1 apart
HimejimaMythicSAS1 apart
AgatsumaMythicASA1 apart
IguroMythicAAAagree
DoumaMythicAA–agree
TamayoMythicAB–1 apart
KochoLegendaryASA1 apart
TomiokaLegendaryASA1 apart
ShabanaLegendaryAAAagree
UbuyashikiLegendaryBB–agree
UrokodakiRareAAAagree
SabitoRareAB–1 apart
MakomoRareBB–agree
YahabaRareBC–1 apart
SusumaruRareBC–1 apart
AoriUncommonB––one list
AoshimaUncommonB––one list
KanekiUncommonB––one list
KurotsumeUncommonB––one list
YamagiriUncommonB––one list
AndoCommonC––one list
AokawaCommonC––one list
FujiwaraCommonC––one list
FukukoshiCommonC––one list
HagiwaraCommonC––one list
HozumiCommonC––one list
KanzakiCommonC––one list
KazetaniCommonC––one list
KuroakiCommonC––one list
KurosakiCommonC––one list
MoriCommonC––one list
SaitoCommonC––one list
SakuraiCommonC––one list
SuzukiCommonC––one list
TokaCommonC––one list
TsukinoCommonC––one list
YukimoriCommonC––one list

How each list was made

Beebom

Ranks all 41 in four tiers by overall value across builds, and says outright that rarity does not decide usefulness. It calls its placements post-balance-change, written after the v.09 patch and before the V0.145 round.

Destructoid

Ranks the upper clans for PvP and PvE together, adjusted for the later round of buffs and nerfs. It marks one rank as conditional: Agatsuma is S only alongside Thunder.

Pro Game Guides

Labels its list for V0.145 and says that patch moved no clan. Kamado is its single best pick, and it gives Shabana an S-tier ceiling in organised parties while ranking it A.

The breathing styles and demon arts these clans pair with have their own three-way comparison on the breathing and art tier list.

Clan and breathing pairs the lists name

Pro Game Guides suggests these pairings. Some of the same pairs turn up in Beebom’s and Destructoid’s notes, such as Agatsuma with Thunder and Kocho with Insect, and both warn that a specialist clan loses much of its value on the wrong style.

Chasing one of these by rolling or buying it outright? The spins page works out what a Supreme or Mythic costs on average.