Soccer Zero dropped on Roblox in early May 2026, and the player base has been growing fast. The game draws heavy inspiration from the Blue Lock anime, and if you know anything about that series, you already understand that picking the wrong character archetype is the fastest way to become irrelevant on the pitch. Styles are the backbone of your entire build in Soccer Zero, and choosing blindly is simply not something we recommend. This guide ranks every style currently in the game and explains exactly why each one lands where it does.
What Are Styles in Soccer Zero?
Soccer Zero is a competitive, fast-paced Roblox soccer game featuring strategic 5v5 matches where players use unique Styles and Flows to outplay opponents, utilize their given abilities, and rise to the top. Styles function as your active kit, determining the three abilities you bring into every match: a C ability, a V ability, and a powerful Awakening move that charges up during gameplay.
All styles are unlocked by spending Style Spins, which can be done by pressing the red “Styles” button at the bottom part of the main game screen. It is a gacha system practically identical to that used in most other Roblox experiences, and some spins can also be acquired for free by redeeming gift codes provided by the game.
One important insight worth mentioning early: a more exclusive rarity does not always guarantee that a style will be better in this game. We have seen this pattern repeat across dozens of Roblox gacha experiences, and Soccer Zero is no different. Some of the most impactful styles in the current meta are not the rarest ones, which means you do not need to drain your Robux chasing a Legendary pull when an Epic might already be doing the heavy lifting.
All Soccer Zero Styles Ranked
| Tier | Style | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| S Tier | Monster (Bachira) | Epic |
| A Tier | Demon (Shidou), Speedster (Chigiri) | Legendary, Rare |
| B Tier | Egoist (Isagi) | Rare |
| C Tier | Glam (Aryu) | Epic |
S Tier: Monster (Bachira)
Monster is the best style in Soccer Zero right now, and the argument for it is not even particularly close. It is the most complete style in the entirety of Soccer Zero, offering all of the most important abilities, including dribble, movement, and shot options that mold around any playstyle seamlessly. It is only an Epic rarity, which is still relatively easy to obtain, and functions as a supercharged version of the Speedster.
Here is a breakdown of its three abilities:
- Nutmeg (C ability): Slips past a defender while on the ball and instantly creates separation.
- Elastic Sting (V ability): Teleports you forward by 20 meters, acting as a primary escape and gap-closing tool.
- Monster Shot (Awakening): A powerful shot with almost half-pitch range that functions as a self-sufficient scoring engine.
What makes Monster genuinely special is that it does not ask you to rely on teammates to be effective. You can create your own chances, escape pressure, and convert from distance all within one kit. Undoubtedly, the best in Soccer Zero, S Tier Styles should be prioritized, and once obtained, you should stop performing Style Spins in order not to lose them. The only real caveat I would add is that the mobility-to-shot chain does have a timing element. Players who skip casual match practice and jump straight into ranked will feel that gap.
A Tier: Demon (Shidou)
Demon is a pure striker’s dream, but it comes with a significant trade-off. It offers a wide variety of shooting options, which is guaranteed to result in a plethora of goals, and it is the most useful style for a pure striker in a team setting. However, it is a very one-dimensional kit that does not provide any movement or dribbling options, and it is extremely difficult to obtain as it is of Legendary rarity.
Its three abilities are:
- Demon Volley (C ability): A powerful shot at the opponent’s goal that can be performed when the ball is in the air.
- Backheel Shot (V ability): A powerful shot at the opponent’s goal that can be performed when you are on the ball.
- BIG BANG (Awakening): A long-range interception shot that steals loose chances from distance.
I would specifically recommend Demon for players who have a coordinated squad that can reliably deliver crosses and aerial balls into the box. In solo queue, the total absence of any dribble or burst mobility makes you easy to neutralize once defenders close off your shooting angles.
A Tier: Speedster (Chigiri)
Speedster earns its A Tier placement through sheer lane-breaking ability. Defenders will be clutching their ankles trying to stop your relentless lane cuts, sudden breakaways, and lightning-fast transition plays. Its abilities are:
- Speed Dribble (C ability): A flashy dribble move activated when on the ball, guaranteed to get past the opponent.
- Sprint (V ability): Activates a massive movement speed boost lasting 8 seconds.
- Thunderstruck (Awakening): Teleports you forward by about 20 meters.
The gap between Speedster and Monster is primarily in the finishing department. Speedster will get you into dangerous positions consistently, but converting those chances depends entirely on your raw shooting mechanics. If you pair it with a Strength Flow, that gap narrows quite a bit.
B Tier: Egoist (Isagi)
Egoist is the default class you get when starting, and it offers a great range of the Direct Strike ability. Its Pass ability is useful in team settings and better than the basic right-click pass, while the BIG Direct Strike awakening move has a high skill cap that can surprise even the best players. The downside is a somewhat simplistic kit that does not offer any innate mobility buffs.
Its three abilities break down as:
- Direct Strike (C ability): Flicks the ball up and fires a direct shot toward goal.
- Pass (V ability): An enhanced teammate pass with better accuracy than the default.
- BIG Direct Strike (Awakening): A powerful long-range interception shot usable from the opponent’s half.
We genuinely think Egoist is underrated as a learning tool. It forces you to think about positioning and teamwork rather than relying on mobility to bail you out, which builds smarter habits for when you eventually upgrade to a higher-tier style.
C Tier: Glam (Aryu)
Glam is the only style in the game that we would call situational to the point of being a liability in most matches. It is a kit best suited for goalkeepers, but all of its abilities require a specific setup to be used, making it difficult to use in general and overshadowed by all the other styles.
- Glorious Leap (C ability): The ball must be in the air, and you have to be close to it. Soars high and performs a header that can be used as a shot.
- Graceful Block (V ability): A block move that swats away the ball, but must be well-timed to even initiate.
- Glamorous Save (Awakening): Another block move with a slightly larger activation radius.
The fundamental problem with Glam is that every single ability demands a specific game state to fire. You are entirely at the mercy of the ball’s position, which in a chaotic 5v5 match is simply too unreliable to build around.
How to Get Style Spins in Soccer Zero
To get Style Spins in Soccer Zero, you can complete the Daily and Weekly Quests found in the game’s lobby, or get some of them for free by redeeming gift codes. Alternatively, paying players can always buy them for Robux.
The free Lucky Spins from active codes give you a realistic shot at high-rarity pulls without touching your wallet, and given that Monster is only Epic rarity, the odds are genuinely in your favor if you are patient.
Final Thoughts
The best style in Soccer Zero right now is Monster because it offers the most complete loadout in the game with dribbling, teleport mobility, and a powerful long-range awakening shot. For beginners, Speedster and Egoist are the most forgiving entry points before you roll something higher. As the Soccer Zero Wiki notes, more styles are coming as the game continues to develop, so expect this tier list to shift with every major update. We will keep this guide current as the meta evolves.
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I am Tanmoy Nath, a gaming writer and Roblox enthusiast with over 6 years of experience covering online games. I have been playing Roblox since 2022, with a deep focus on games like Fisch, Grow a Garden, Paradox, and popular tycoon titles. At Fans First Booyah!, I write beginner guides, tier lists, and update breakdowns – all based on hands-on gameplay rather than secondhand information. My aim is to help both new and experienced Roblox players get the most out of every game they pick up.