I remember dropping into a stacked lobby where every match felt decided before the first hit landed. You watch a shield bloom and, suddenly, your playstyle has to change mid-fight. That one moment—an Infinity field or a Sukuna burst—told me which clans actually win fights and which are just style points.
I’ve played Kaizen long enough to spot patterns: certain clans carry matches, others limp through. This is my Kaizen Clan Tier List – Best Clans [HE UPD]: clear picks, trade-offs, and where you should spend your spins. I’ll point out when to swap, when to hold, and how to think about each clan in real PvP and PVE situations.
In the lobby you’ll notice the same mythics picked repeatedly — Best Kaizen Clans Ranked
Short version: grab Sukuna for raw damage, Mahito if you want massive durability without giving up offense, and Gojo when you need unshakable defense on both quick fights and farming runs. Sukuna is a turbocharger for your damage; Mahito eats hits while keeping your damage high; Gojo functions as a lighthouse when fights get chaotic. Below I’ll break each tier down so you can pick the right clan for your build and role.
What is the best clan in Kaizen?
If you want the single answer: Sukuna for pure offense, Mahito if you want a balanced brawler, Gojo if you play defensively. Your preference for Cursed Technique (CT) versus straight melee will change that pick—Kamo pairs great with Blood Manipulation, while Itadori and Uraume are reliable legendary choices if you don’t have mythics.
Which clan is best for PvP?
For PvP you want flexibility and burst: Sukuna and Mahito top the list. Gojo’s Infinity is a reactive tool that can flip a duel, but it consumes CE, so timing matters. If you duel a lot, lean mythic; if you’re still on spins, Todo offers strong melee stats for beginners.
How do I get more clan spins?
Check official Kaizen channels on Roblox, join Discord servers for code drops, and subscribe to YouTube creators who post spun giveaways. The game’s code feeds and occasional event shops are the fastest free routes to spins—follow Moyens I/O and community hubs for real-time updates.
At the start of matches mythics dominate picks — S-Tier Clans
| S-Tier Clans | Ranking Reasons | Clan Stats |
|---|---|---|
 SukunaMythic |
• The strongest Clan in the game for offense and combines with one of the best CTs• The Sukuna Mark is good by itself giving a damage and defense boost• Overall, you just want it for the massive damage boosts | • Stat Bonuses+10 Melee+12 Cursed Energy+13 Stamina+13 Defense+9% Cursed Energy Damage+13% Max Cursed Energy• Clan Ability: Sukuna Mark (Cost 500 CE)Activate to get:+1.15x Damage+20% Movement Speed+30 Defence+1 Dismantle Slash+Dash Range of Cleave Grab Increased |
 MahitoMythic |
• Similar to Sukuna in power and is really tanky with all the Defense boosts in base and ability• The clan ability is just good with everything• Arguably better than Gojo since I prefer focusing on offense | • Stat Bonuses+8 Melee+10 Cursed Energy+13 Stamina+17 Defense+6% Cursed Energy DMG+10% Max Cursed Energy+5% Walk Speed• Clan Ability: Instant Spirit Body of Distorted KillingActivate to get:+20 Stamina+20 Defense+12.5% Melee DMG+5% Weapon DMG+12.5% Cursed Energy DMG+5% Speed |
 GojoMythic |
• Top 3 most powerful clans in the game• The reason I ranked it slightly lower than Mahito and Sukuna is that I prefer Sukuna for damage and Mahito for defense• That said Infinity is one of the best defensive abilities in the game for both PVP and PVE• It does drain CE though so you’ll have to use it tactically to prevent combos• Don’t spam it or you’ll run out of CE fast | • Stat Bonuses+10 Melee+15 Curse Energy+10 Stamina+10 Defense+7 Curse Energy Damage+20% Max Curse Energy• Clan Ability: InfinityActivate to get:Invisible barrier around you slowing down all nearby movement and hindering attacks.Using it gradually consumes CE while active. |
How I use them: Sukuna for aggressive burst builds, Mahito when I’m trading blows in the middle of a teamfight, Gojo for clutch defense on objectives. If you stream or post clips to YouTube, these clans make highlights—Sukuna’s numbers and Gojo’s Infinity create the kind of moments viewers rewind.
When players want specialized synergies they pick mythics or the right CT — A-Tier Clans
| A-Tier Clans | Ranking Reasons | Clan Stats |
|---|---|---|
 KamoMythic |
• Kamo is a bit lower than other Mythics simply because it buffs a slightly weaker CT• Flowing Red Scales is really strong but it relies on you using BLood Manipulation• If you are maining BM then this is S-Tier• Otherwise it’s slightly less powerful than the other three Mythics but more powerful than Legendaries | • Stat Bonuses+10 Melee+10 Cursed Energy+9 Stamina+13 Defense+7 Weapon+3.75% Cursed Energy DMG+3.75% Health+8% Max Cursed Energy• Clan Ability: Flowing Red ScalesActivate to get:+50% speed+7.5% attack speed+30% dmgResets the ability bar and heals 50% HP when an enemy is killedSlicing Storm (Blood Manipulation) shoots an extra projectile |
 ItadoriLegendary |
• Drastically weaker than Kamo but still pretty good if you cannot get the higher tiers• Essentally you have a 1 in 10 chance to crit• IMO this is much better than Todo’s slightly better stat buffs | • Stat Bonuses+10 Melee+5 Cursed Energy+5% Melee DMG+10% Max Cursed Energy• Clan Ability: +10% Chance of Black Flash |
 UraumeLegendary |
• Weaker than Kamo and similar to Itadori where you want that 1 in 10 chance to freeze instead of deal extra damage• Freezing is situationally much better than extra damage since it allows combo setups• Much better than Todo’s increased buffs | • Stat Bonuses+10 Melee+10 Cursed Energy+5 Defense+5% Cursed Technique DMG+10% Max Cursed Energy• Clan Ability: +10% Chance of Freeze |
Practical note: Kamo becomes deadly if you run Blood Manipulation—pair with the right CT and you’ll outpace many mythics. If you want reliable power without mythic rarity, Itadori and Uraume are the best legendaries to aim for.
Players who want strong stat bonuses without mythic effects pick these — B-Tier Clans
| B-Tier Clans | Ranking Reasons | Clan Stats |
|---|---|---|
 TodoLegendary |
• Has better stat buffs than the other Legendaries but their abilities make them slightly better• Still this is the best beginner stat bonus you can get for melee damage builds• Much stronger than Inumaki but I wanted to raise Inumaki above the other Epics so that’s why they’re in the same tier | • Stat Bonuses+15 Melee+10 Stamina+10 Defense+10% Melee DMG+10% Max Stamina+10% Max Cursed Energy |
 InumakiEpic |
• Inumaki is the best Epic to deal some great damage with Cursed Speech and increase its hitboxes so it’s easier to hit• The stat bonuses are also the same or stronger than other Epics | • Stat Bonuses+6 Cursed Energy+6 Weapon+5 Defense+5% Melee DMG+10% Cursed Energy DMG• Clan Ability: +10% Cursed Speech Hitbox |
If you’re new: Todo gives immediate melee returns and scales well with weapons. Inumaki is your choice if you want better CT range without gambling on mythic effects.
When players accept slower growth these common epics fill the gap — C-Tier Clans
| C-Tier Clans | Ranking Reasons | Clan Stats |
|---|---|---|
 KugisakiEpic |
• Weak stat boosts but better than Rares• Kugisaki is a great beginner clan though if you don’t have many spins | • Stat Bonuses+5 Cursed Energy+6 Weapon+5 Defense+5% Weapon DMG+5% Cursed Energy DMG |
 UroEpic |
• Kugisaki but you get movement instead of defense• The increases are minor either way so reroll this when you can | • Stat Bonuses+5 Stamina+5 Weapon+3 Melee+5% Walk Speed+5% Stamina Regen |
These are practical stopgaps. Use them until you spin something that changes your playstyle; then swap out.
When you first start many players keep the cheap rolls — D-Tier Clans
These are just weaker stat boosts than Epics. Keep them if you’re a beginner and don’t have more spins. Otherwise always reroll rares and commons. That’s it for my Kaizen Clan tier list and guide — check community hubs on Discord, YouTube creators for tutorial clips, and Moyens I/O posts for update notes to stay current. Which pick would you fight to keep? ?