Ever found yourself wondering which class to choose in Survive Bikini Bottom? It can feel a bit overwhelming with so many options that seem similar. Classes like Pioneer mirror the Ranger role while Bruiser acts like a Brawler. This similarity in abilities makes ranking them fairly straightforward, especially since the core gameplay loop feels quite consistent throughout. To help you maximize your doubloons, here’s my definitive Survive Bikini Bottom class tier list.
Best Survive Bikini Bottom Class Tier List
The best class in Survive Bikini Bottom depends on your goals: saving residents quickly or surviving past day 250, 500, 1000, and into Infinite mode. Classes in S-Tier excel at speedrunning and Infinite play. The A-Tier classes offer solid choices but tend to drop off late-game. B-Tier are situational, while C-Tier classes shine only early on. Finally, D-Tier classes are ones you’ll want to avoid. Let’s unravel each class below.
S-Tier Classes
| S-Tier Classes | Reasons for Ranking | Abilities |
|---|---|---|
 GG Rockstar |
• Top class in the game • Starts with a powerful weapon ideal for night raids • Great armor complements strong offense • Rush for energy restore upgrades to boost damage • Hard to unlock through free play, requiring chest farming |
Starts with GG Rockstar Armor and Goober Guitar (requires energy, not ammo) Perk 1: Excellent night visibility Perk 2: Goober Guitar damage boost Perk 3: Defeating enemies restores guitar energy |
 Doodle Bandit |
• Excellent for speed runs and infinite farming • Good melee damage with crowd control through poison • Slightly weaker than GG Rockstar due to melee focus |
Starts with Doodle Armor and Doodle Pencil Perk 1: Stronger poison from weapon Perk 2: 25% chance for poison spread Perk 3: Extra damage to poisoned targets |
 Bruiser |
• Not as strong as other S-Tiers but excels in speed running • High melee damage allows for quick rescues • Useful for managing challenges in SpongeBob’s labyrinth • Eventually outpaced in infinite mode due to melee’s weaknesses |
Starts with Bubble Wrap Armor Perk 1: +40% HP, +30% melee damage but no ranged weapons Perk 2: 10% HP regeneration Perk 3: 5% chance to block damage |
A-Tier Classes
| A-Tier Classes | Reasons for Ranking | Abilities |
|---|---|---|
 Pioneer |
• Strong in early to mid-game with the Ketchup Blaster • With luck, can maintain usefulness longer • Less permanent buffs than Bruiser • Ammo scarcity is a significant weakness |
Starts with Flashlight, Ketchup Blaster, and 18x Ketchup Ammo Perk 1: Start with 18 Ketchup Ammo Perk 2: 10% chance to save ammo Perk 3: Start with 30 Ketchup Ammo |
 Mercenary |
• High melee damage allows rapid game progress • Requires skill in melee to avoid damage • Nice to trade Broken Motorcycle for resources • Lacks permanent buffs for late-game scaling |
Starts with Mercenary Cutlass Perk 1: Spawn with a Broken Motorcycle Perk 2: Start with 2 Sea Mines Perk 3: Deal higher damage with lower health |
 Doctor |
• Supports speed-running teams effectively • Fast revives boost performance in raids • Less useful if team performs well |
Starts with 2x Bandages Perk 1: Revive players 5x faster Perk 2: Revive with more health, less hunger Perk 3: Replace one Bandage with a Medkit |
B-Tier Classes
| B-Tier Classes | Reasons for Ranking | Abilities |
|---|---|---|
 Cursed Soul |
• Can shine with high rolls but very situational • Allows early access to better gear • Good for farming Doubloons, but weak over time |
Starts with Random Item Perk 1: 50% chance for lower or higher-tier item from chests Perk 2: Increased Doubloon spawn chances in chests |
 Trapper |
• Great at boosting early wall constructions • Increases food drop rates, helping the team • Gradually less effective as game progresses |
Starts with Jellyfish Trap Perk 1: Increased enemy food drop rate Perk 2: Start with 1 additional Jellyfish Trap |
C-Tier Classes
| C-Tier Classes | Reasons for Ranking | Abilities |
|---|---|---|
 Jellyfisher |
• Good for early jelly drop farming • Helps others rush for upgrades • Defensive perk is underwhelming |
Starts with Good Net Perk 1: Bonus Jelly chance Perk 2: Chance to block Jellyfish damage |
 Defender |
• Speedy base fortifications • Starts dropping off in usefulness mid-game |
Starts with 2x Bamboo Wall Perk 1: Start with 2 Bamboo Walls |
 Drifter |
• Good for quick chest openings • Saves time but overall lackluster |
Perk 1: Extra backpack slots Perk 2: Increased chest opening speed |
D-Tier Classes
| D-Tier Classes | Reasons for Ranking | Abilities |
|---|---|---|
 Camp Scout |
• Visibility issues are not significant • The weakest class with minimal advantages |
Starts with Flashlight Perk 1: Reduced hunger drain |
How to Farm Doubloons in Survive Bikini Bottom
Want to unlock quests using Doubloons? Here’s how to earn them:
- Complete Badges/Quests.
- Open chests—Cursed Soul class has a perk to drop more Doubloons from these.
- Purchase from the Roblox Doubloon Shop (Mr. Krabs).
- Survive Bikini Bottom codes (keep an eye out for new releases).
That wraps up my guide on the Survive Bikini Bottom class tier list. Are you ready to jump back into the game and test these classes for yourself?