If you're a fan of *ST Blockade Battlefront*, you know it's all about mastering your toilet-flushing prowess. The game is refreshingly straightforward, but your success hinges on choosing the right character. Without a solid pick, you risk becoming the flushee instead of the flusher. To help you navigate this quirky battlefield, I've crafted the **ultimate *ST Blockade Battlefront* character tier list** to keep your gameplay from circling the drain.
Above, you'll find my comprehensive *ST Blockade Battlefront* character tier list. The competition is fierce, but remember, the best character for you depends on your playstyle and preferences. Personally, I enjoy the reliability of Double Plunger for durability, but I'm also happy to switch to Tri-Fighter Athena or Camera Strider for a change of pace. Just don't judge me if you're more of an Amplifier Strider fan!
Defining an S tier in *ST Blockade Battlefront* is tricky because the game evolves with each new wave. What's effective in Wave 2 won't necessarily hold up in Wave 15. These characters are ideal for tackling endgame scenarios and bosses:
| **Name** | **Info** |
| Villan Arc Brown Camera Man | This character is a powerhouse, despite its popularity. Its Orbital Strike ability delivers a whopping 3k damage, and it comes with the added perks of flying and buffs. |
| Glitch Double-Plunger Camera Man | Boasting six abilities and versatile damage options against toilets, this Normal Size character exceeds expectations and can carry you far in the game. |
Tier lists can be challenging, and Double-plunger Camera Man exemplifies this. It's a stellar, agile character perfect for early to mid-game, though it falters slightly in the later stages. Here are some other strong contenders:
| **Name** | **Info** |
| Amplifier Woman | A top non-upgrade character, Amplifier Woman's Soundwave ability is lethal, complemented by Leap and Dash for players who prioritize movement. |
| Engineer Camcorder Man | The ultimate support character, it can Revive, Summon OP characters, and synergize well with weapons. |
| Secret Agent | While not quite a star, Secret Agent's Chair Mode abilities are exceptional and can tip the scales against tougher foes. |
| Upgraded Camcorder Strider | My go-to defensive character, this tank can withstand prolonged assaults and has formidable ranged attacks that can dismantle toilets. |
| Chief Watch Man | Requiring a Mastery of 80+, this mid-size character offers future prediction, time warp, and the ability to dodge attacks temporarily. |
| Chief Scientist | Slightly superior to the regular scientist, it's best utilized as a support character and a welcome addition to the game's reboot. |
B Tier characters are decent but not game-changers. They're fun in the early stages but may struggle in the late game. Consider these options for a good start:
| **Name** | **Info** |
| Upgraded Plunger Camera Man | With a range of powers like Consecutive Combo and Majin, it's unlockable after completing a dedicated character mission. |
| Plunger Camera Man | Despite being seen as a downgrade, its Plunger Throw and Spin Strike abilities are top-notch at this level. |
| Elite Amplifier | A favorite for its defensive capabilities and damage output with Sound Blast and Perfect Block, alongside reliable Sound Wave. |
| Dark Amplifier | Boasting Domain-Breaker and Stab-Head, this versatile character blends ranged and melee attacks effectively. |
| Scientist CCTV Man | A solid support character, though not as effective as Engineer Camcorder Man. Unlock a mech at Mastery 25 for added fun. |
| Large Watch Man | A lesser version of Chief Watch Man, yet still a strong support character with Change-Mode and the classic Bomb ability. |
| Screen Woman | Teleportation and powerful abilities like Parasite and Burning Screen make it a decent choice, though not the best for support or defense. |
| Tri Fighter Artemis | The best pure-ranged option, with Focus Blast and High Pitch Noise capable of decimating toilets. |
| Tri Fighter Athena | An enhanced version of Artemis with a 2x DMG mastery effect, though limited by a lack of defensive powers and its gacha-only status. |
These characters are best for beginners or returning players learning the game's mechanics. Consider trying these out:
| **Name** | **Info** |
| Camcorder Woman | The Dash power is handy, but it's best for the early waves. Still, a decent ranged option. |
| CCTV Helicopter | Capable of flying and firing rockets, but lacks melee capabilities. The Cannon ability is fun to watch in action. |
| Screen Man | Excellent early on due to teleportation and abilities like Purple Screen and Hypnosis CC. |
| Scientist Screen Man | A new addition with Finger Boom, Improvement skin, and an extra burn ability, suitable for support roles. |
| Large Amplifier Man | The 2x Soundwave DMG mastery bonus is appealing, but its inconsistency can be challenging for new players. |
| Amplifier Strider | A controversial pick with potential, but limited powers and team synergy keep it in C tier. |
| Camcorder Strider | A less powerful version of the Upgraded Camcorder Strider, though the Plasma Cannon ability is a highlight. |
| Large Borer Man | An improved version of the original Borer Man, with Drill and Dive abilities, and a tanky mastery ability reducing damage by 40%. |
Even in D Tier, *ST Blockade Battlefront* doesn't have truly bad characters. They're suitable for beginners and serve a purpose, indicating a well-balanced game:
| **Name** | **Info** |
| Borer Man | The least effective character currently, overshadowed by new additions and updates to existing characters. |
| Alarm Watch Man | The Bomb ability is fun and offers good AoE for beginners, but relying solely on minor heals and buffs isn't ideal. |
| Camcorder Man | The starting character that's fun initially but quickly becomes outdated. Stick with it until you earn the first few badges. |
| Amplifier Man | Useful for learning AoE attacks early on, but struggles to keep up as the game progresses. |
That's quite the rundown, but now you're equipped with the ultimate *ST Blockade Battlefront* character tier list to gain the upper hand against those pesky ceramic foes. Remember not to depend solely on smaller characters. Meanwhile, dive deeper into *STBB* and use codes to snag some free skibidi goodies to enhance your gaming experience!
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