Blue Lock Rivals Guide
Tier List
“Which styles and flows are the best in Blue Lock Rivals, and which should you spin for first?”
Last Updated: June 2026
Blue Lock Rivals is one of the most popular football games on Roblox, a fast match where you dribble, pass, and shoot to score on a rival team. How well you play comes down to two picks: your Style and your Flow.
There are dozens of each, and they are far from equal. A top Style gives better stats and a stronger special move, while a meta Flow can turn an ordinary shot into a game-winner.
The short answer: NEL Nagi, NEL Rin, and Loki are the best styles right now, and Demon Wings is the flow everyone wants.
New to the game? Our Blue Lock Rivals wiki covers how to play, and the Blue Lock Rivals codes page has free spins to help you roll better styles and flows.
Below is the full tier list for both styles and flows, plus the best pick for each role and how to get them.
The Quick Answer
The strongest styles in Blue Lock Rivals right now are NEL Nagi, NEL Rin, and Loki, with Don Lorenzo, Demon Shidou, and Sae close behind. For flows, Demon Wings is the meta pick and pairs perfectly with a Shidou style, while Godspeed is best for raw speed and Dribbler for ball control. If you are just starting, Isagi and Blue Flame are easy to use. Blue Lock Rivals reworks styles and flows in almost every update, so this is the current meta and changes often.
How Styles and Flows Work
Blue Lock Rivals gives you two things that decide how strong you are: your Style and your Flow. Your Style is a stat boost and a look for your player, and you change it with Lucky Spins. Your Flow is your special playstyle ability for shooting, dribbling, or passing, and you change it with Flow Spins.
During a match, an orange Flow Bar above your moves fills up as you play. Once it reaches about 30 percent you can switch your Flow on for a burst of buffs until it runs out. The best players save their Flow for the moment they need a goal or a big defensive stop.
Blue Lock Rivals Style Tier List (June 2026)
Here are the styles ranked from the best down to the early-game ones. S tier styles are the top picks, and C tier styles are fine to learn with but worth rerolling once you find your footing.
S
NEL Nagi, NEL Rin, Loki, Don Lorenzo, Demon Shidou, Reaper Sae, Kaiser, Sae, Rin
The strongest styles in the game right now. They take over a match whether you are scoring, passing, or stealing the ball.
A
Shidou, Nagi, Yukimiya, Kunigami, Ness, King, Charles, NEL Isagi, NEL Chigiri, Hiori
Excellent styles that sit just behind the very top. Any of these can carry a match in the right hands.
B
Lavinho, Aiku, Firework Bachira, Karasu, Reo, Raichi, Kurona
Solid, reliable styles. Great to use while you spin for an S or A pick.
C
Isagi, Chigiri, Bachira, Gagamaru, Ikaguri
Starter styles. Fine while you learn the game, but worth rerolling as you improve.
Blue Lock Rivals adds new styles and reworks old ones in nearly every update, so the meta moves fast. The NEL variants and event styles like Demon Shidou are limited, which means the lineup at the very top changes each season. This ranking reflects the current June 2026 meta, so check back here after a big update for the latest order.
A quick cheat sheet for flows: the best one depends on how you play. Pick a flow that matches whether you score, dribble, or set up your team.
Blue Lock Rivals Flow Tier List (June 2026)
Your Flow is the ability you switch on mid-match, so it matters just as much as your Style. Here are the flows ranked S to C.
S
Demon Wings, Godspeed, Contrarian, Dribbler, Destructive Impulses
The best flows right now. These give the biggest buffs the moment you switch them on in a match.
A
King’s Authority, Awakened Genius, Prodigy, Gale Burst, Chameleon, Crimson Tide
Strong flows that fit almost any build and reward good timing.
B
Blue Flame, Wild Card, Trap, Sakura Surge, Monster
Dependable flows that get the job done while you chase a better one.
C
Snake, Puzzle, Lightning, Genius, Ice
Basic flows. Useful for learning the game, but easy to outgrow.
The meta combo: a lot of top players pair Demon Wings with a Shidou style for the strongest setup in the game right now. It is powerful, but the team rebalances flows often, so do not be surprised if a new favorite takes over after an update.
Best Style by Situation
The best style depends on the role you want to play on the pitch. Here is the top pick for each one.
| Situation |
Best styles to use |
| Scoring goals (striker) |
NEL Rin, Rin, and Kaiser hit powerful, curving shots that beat the keeper from tough angles. |
| Setting up plays (playmaker) |
Sae, Reaper Sae, and Don Lorenzo deliver pinpoint long passes to set up easy goals. |
| Dribbling and 1v1s |
NEL Nagi, Nagi, and Shidou control the ball and slip past defenders in tight spaces. |
| Speed and counters |
Loki uses godspeed mobility to fly down the pitch and snatch the ball back fast. |
| Defending and stealing |
Loki and Aiku are great at reading the play and taking the ball off attackers. |
| Best for beginners |
Isagi and Bachira are balanced and forgiving while you learn passing, shooting, and flow timing. |
How to Get Styles and Flows
You roll for styles and flows with spins. Here is how it works.
1
Earn currency in matches and dailies
Play ranked and casual matches and finish daily objectives to earn the currency you spend on spins.
2
Spin for a Style
Open the Styles menu and use Lucky Spins to reroll your Style. Lucky Style Spins cost more but carry better odds for rare and legendary styles.
3
Spin for a Flow
Open the Flows menu and use Flow Spins to reroll your Flow. Your Flow decides how you shoot, dribble, and pass, so spin for one that fits your role.
4
Use codes for free spins
Active codes hand out free spins and rewards so you can roll more without grinding. See our Blue Lock Rivals codes page for what works now.
5
Reroll smart and watch your pity
Pick whether you want a Style or a Flow, aim for one target, and set a stop point so free spins do not turn into wasted currency. A rare pull gets more likely the longer you go without one.
Tier List Tips
- Your Style and your Flow work together. A top Style with a weak Flow still struggles, so spin for both.
- Save your Flow for the right moment. Switching it on as you line up a shot or chase down an attacker beats wasting it early.
- Match your picks to your role: strikers want shooting styles and flows, playmakers want passing ones.
- Do not burn all your currency at once. Use free code spins first, then spend earned currency on the slot you really want.
- Practice matters more than the meta. A B tier pick you know well beats an S tier one you cannot time yet.
Blue Lock Rivals Tier List FAQ
What is the best style in Blue Lock Rivals?
Right now NEL Nagi, NEL Rin, and Loki are the strongest styles. They are great at scoring, dribbling, and stealing the ball back, which makes them strong in almost any match.
What is the best flow in Blue Lock Rivals?
Demon Wings is the meta flow right now, especially paired with a Shidou style. Godspeed is the top pick for speed, and Dribbler is best for ball control.
What is the difference between a style and a flow?
Your Style is a stat boost and look that you roll with Lucky Spins. Your Flow is the special ability you switch on during a match, rolled with Flow Spins. You need a good one of each.
How do you get styles and flows?
You spin for them using currency you earn in matches and from daily objectives. Codes also give free spins, so you can roll more without grinding.
What is the best style for beginners?
Isagi and Bachira are balanced and forgiving while you learn passing, shooting, and flow timing. They are great starter picks before you chase a meta style.
Does the tier list change?
Yes. Blue Lock Rivals reworks styles and flows and adds limited ones in nearly every update, so the meta shifts. This is the current June 2026 ranking, and we update it after big changes.