The A Bizarre Run tier list for November 2026 puts Tusk Act 1, Sandman, and Star Platinum in S tier, followed by Anubis, In A Silent Way, Oyecomova, and Steel Balls (Spin) in A tier, with Coco Jumbo and The Sun in B tier. I ranked every pick on race usefulness, combat strength, survivability, and reliability against other racers, because this Roblox game mixes Steel Ball Run racing with PvP. Here’s the quick view before I break each pick down.
| Tier | Stands | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| S | Tusk Act 1, Sandman, Star Platinum | Ranged damage, racing speed, aggressive PvP |
| A | Anubis, In A Silent Way, Oyecomova, Steel Balls (Spin) | Specific fighting styles |
| B | Coco Jumbo, The Sun | Hiding and utility |
| C | None for now | — |
A Bizarre Run Tier List
Not every Stand does the same job here. Some deal damage, one outruns horses, and a couple are pure utility. This is my editorial ranking, not an official list from the developers, so weigh it against your own goal.
How I Ranked the Stands?
- Race usefulness: Does it help you cover ground and stay ahead?
- Combat strength: How much damage and control does it bring?
- Survivability: Does it keep you in the race when a fight turns bad?
- Reliability: Can you land its moves on real players consistently?
Damage alone isn’t enough. A big hit means nothing if you can’t land it and escape afterward.
S Tier: Best Stands in A Bizarre Run
Tusk Act 1 is my top pick for PvP. It pairs heavy damage with long range, so I can pressure racers without stepping into melee and make them come to me. If you hate close fights, start here.
Sandman is the racing pick. It runs on foot faster than mounts, which means I can skip fights I don’t need and protect my lead. Placing well beats winning every duel.
Star Platinum is built for aggressive combat. I grab it when I want to take the initiative and chase bounties. Just remember that winning fights doesn’t automatically win the race.
A Tier: Strong With Trade-Offs
Anubis is a fast, sword-based Stand for close-range damage. It’s simple and effective, but Tusk’s range and Sandman’s speed keep it out of S tier. One list I checked bumps it to S, but most keep it in A.
In A Silent Way manipulates and materializes sound. It plays differently from the damage dealers, so I’d pick it for style rather than raw power.
Oyecomova uses Boku no Rhythm wo Kiitekure to cause explosions on contact. It punishes opponents when you connect, but it lacks Tusk’s range.
Steel Balls (Spin) uses two Steel Balls in a Gyro-style attack. It’s closer to a fighting technique than a classic Stand, and it’s great if you enjoy that playstyle.
B Tier: Situational Picks
Coco Jumbo creates a secret, hotel-like room where you can hide. It’s fun for avoiding fights, but speed and damage matter more in a race.
The Sun draws on the power of the sun while you hide in a box. It’s a preference pick, so I wouldn’t prioritize it.
C Tier
No Stand sits here right now. Expect that to change: the game advertises new Stands at 1,000 likes, and at least one other list I checked names over two dozen Stands, including Golden Experience and Made in Heaven.
Best Stand for Your Playstyle
| Playstyle | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Long-range combat | Tusk Act 1 | Heavy damage from a distance |
| Winning races | Sandman | Outruns mounts |
| Aggressive PvP | Star Platinum | Constant pressure up close |
| Fast sword fights | Anubis | Quick close-range hits |
| Explosive offense | Oyecomova | Explosions on contact |
| Avoiding fights | Coco Jumbo | Hidden room |
How to Choose From Your Three Stand Arrow Options?
You get Stands from the Devil’s Palm. The Stand Arrow offers three random picks and you choose one, so you won’t always see your favorite. Check these before you commit:
- Can you use it consistently? A strong move is useless if you keep missing.
- Does it fit your goal? Racers and fighters need different tools.
- What if a fight goes wrong? Make sure you have an escape or a defense.
Basic controls: Q summons your Stand, E is barrage, R is heavy attack, T and Y trigger Stand Abilities 1 and 2, and F blocks. Practice them before serious PvP.
Quick Race Basics
You can ride a horse or run on foot, and the Steel Ball Run is split into stages that get harder, with tougher terrain and players trying to sabotage you. Between stages you can buy guns, ammo, and a lasso. In some stages, PvP duels let you collect bounties.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Picking by tier only. An S label doesn’t replace learning your Stand’s range and timing.
- Fighting everyone. Especially with Sandman, keep running and protect your lead.
- Mixing up games. A Bizarre Run is separate from A Bizarre Race, A Bizarre Day, and Bizarre Lineage, so make sure the tier list matches your game.
FAQs
Will new Stands be added to A Bizarre Run?
Yes. The game advertises new Stands at 1,000 likes, so rankings may shift.
Where do I get Stands in A Bizarre Run?
You get them at the Devil’s Palm, where a Stand Arrow offers three random Stands to choose from.
What is the best Stand for racing?
Sandman. It runs faster than mounts, so you can stay ahead without fighting.
How do bounties work in A Bizarre Run?
During some stages, you can fight other players in PvP duels to collect their bounties.
Are there A Bizarre Run codes?
When I checked in early November, I found no active or expired codes listed.
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