Fighting Styles

Gakuran Fighting Styles

Every fighting style in Gakuran on Roblox — what it does, where it ranks on community tier lists, and whether rerolling for it is worth your Robux. The game has no official style docs, so all ratings below are community-sourced and dated; where sources disagree, we show the split.

Community-sourced · v0.1 · Last checked 2026-07-07

Tier list at a glance

TierStyle
SHoop Demon
SMuay Thai(Ranked S by some sources, high-A by others.)
ABoxing
AHakari(The most disputed ranking — S on some lists, B on others.)

All Gakuran fighting styles explained

Hoop Demon

Aggressive burst & space control

S
Community

Community tier lists consistently rank Hoop Demon as the strongest style right now. Its moveset controls space aggressively and punishes opponents who try to stay at range, combining flashy burst combos with raw damage output. It is also reported as one of the rarer rolls.

Strengths

  • +Highest burst damage windows in the game (community-tested)
  • +Controls space — punishes passive, range-keeping opponents
  • +Fight-ending combo potential when played aggressively

Weaknesses

  • Rare roll — expect to spend rerolls hunting it
  • Aggressive playstyle feeds parries if your timing is sloppy

Best for: Competitive players who already have consistent parry timing and want the strongest kit.

Muay Thai

Pace control with kicks & knees

S
CommunityRanked S by some sources, high-A by others.

A kicks-and-knees style that controls the pace of a fight: community guides highlight pushing opponents into walls and mixing dash cancels with kick openers. Its steady pressure wins drawn-out exchanges rather than exploding in one burst, and it holds up in both 1v1s and group fights.

Strengths

  • +Constant pressure that gradually overwhelms opponents
  • +Strong wall-carry and dash-cancel mix-ups
  • +Works in 1v1 and group fights alike

Weaknesses

  • No big one-shot burst — you win by attrition
  • Pace control takes matchup knowledge to use well

Best for: Players who like dictating rhythm — also forgiving for newer players thanks to its spacing.

Boxing

Close-range punch pressure

A
Community

Fast punch chains at close range. Boxing is widely called the most beginner-friendly style because the gameplan is simple: get in, stay in, and overwhelm passive defenders. Community guides note it excels at guard-breaking opponents who over-rely on blocking, and it shines in tight spaces like hallways and classrooms.

Strengths

  • +Most beginner-friendly — straightforward close-range gameplan
  • +Rapid combinations shred passive blockers
  • +Excellent in tight interior spaces

Weaknesses

  • Struggles against opponents who keep range well
  • Predictable rhythm is easier for parry-fishers to read

Best for: New players learning the combat loop — pair it with parry practice and it carries far.

Hakari

Setup-heavy burst gambler

A
CommunityThe most disputed ranking — S on some lists, B on others.

The community genuinely disagrees about Hakari. Some tier lists put it in S for its extremely high damage potential and fight-ending burst windows; others rank it B because that ceiling demands clean setup knowledge most players skip. Both agree on the core: in practiced hands it deletes health bars, in unpracticed hands it underperforms.

Strengths

  • +Among the highest damage ceilings when setups land
  • +Fight-ending burst windows reward aggressive reads

Weaknesses

  • Demands combo-window knowledge — weak when played casually
  • Widest gap between its floor and its ceiling

Best for: Lab rats who enjoy learning setups and want a style that scales with practice.

How rerolling styles works

Your fighting style comes from a roll, and you can reroll it from the Stats menu for 5 Robux per attempt. Community testing agrees the roll is weighted: common styles come up often, while rarer kits like Hoop Demon have a noticeably lower drop rate — so budget several rolls if you are hunting a specific style. Before spending Robux, check the current Gakuran codes — active codes grant free Rerolls, and banking those first is the cheapest way to chase the style you want.

Should you reroll?

Keep your roll if…

You are still losing to parries and basic pressure. Timing skill beats style rarity — any style wins with good rhythm.

Reroll free if…

You have code Rerolls banked and your current style actively clashes with how you like to fight.

Spend Robux if…

You win neutral consistently, know which kit you want, and accept that a weighted roll may take several attempts.

Style is half the fight — timing is the other half

Every style in Gakuran lives or dies on the same universal mechanic: the parry. Tier lists shift with patches, but timing transfers across every kit you will ever roll. Ten minutes in the parry timing trainer before you queue up sharpens exactly that — and it works the same whether you rolled Boxing or Hoop Demon.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many fighting styles are in Gakuran?

Four styles are confirmed by community guides as of 2026-07-07: Hoop Demon, Muay Thai, Boxing and Hakari. The developers can add more with updates — we re-check this page and stamp the date above.

What is the best fighting style in Gakuran?

Community tier lists consistently put Hoop Demon at the top for its burst damage and space control. Muay Thai sits just behind it for steady pressure. But the "best" style you own is the one whose rhythm you can actually execute — a practiced Boxing player beats a sloppy Hoop Demon.

How do I reroll my fighting style in Gakuran?

Open the Stats menu in game and use a reroll — it costs 5 Robux per roll, and codes sometimes grant free Rerolls. The roll is weighted: common styles appear more often, and rarer styles like Hoop Demon have a lower drop rate.

Is rerolling worth it in Gakuran?

If you are new: no — learn parry timing first, since any style with good timing beats a rare style without it. Reroll once you consistently win neutral exchanges and want a kit that matches your playstyle, and bank free reroll codes before spending Robux.

Is Hakari good in Gakuran?

It is the most disputed style: some community lists rank it S for its damage ceiling, others B because that ceiling demands setup knowledge. If you enjoy labbing combo windows it scales hard; if you play casually it will underperform.

Are these rankings official game data?

No. Gakuran has no official style documentation, so everything on this page is community-sourced from player tier lists and guides, cross-checked and dated. Where sources disagree, we say so instead of picking a side.

Does my fighting style change the parry timing?

Parrying is a universal mechanic — the timing skill transfers across every style. That is why our parry trainer drills rhythm without picking a style: sharpen the timing once and bring it to whichever style you roll.

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