This Parkour Champions Style Tier List is based on extended early-access gameplay testing, focusing on how each style actually performs in real parkour situations rather than just rarity. Rankings consider movement flow, recovery options, vertical reach, horizontal speed, and consistency across both story progression and race-style gameplay.
The goal of this Parkour Champions Style Tier List guide is to help you pick a style that feels good to use, not just one that looks strong on paper.
Parkour Champions Style Tier List – Early Access Tested Guide
Parkour Champions is entirely movement-driven. Success depends on chaining dashes, teleports, flight, and recovery skills smoothly. Styles with instant repositioning (TP/blink) and aerial control naturally outperform those limited to basic jumps.
S Tier
These styles define the current meta. They offer instant mobility, flight, or blink mechanics that trivialize difficult sections and dominate races.
Zaruto (Secret)
Zaruto is the strongest style overall. His orb-based teleport lets you pre-place movement, then instantly warp to it with no real downside. This alone makes him absurdly strong in races and vertical climbs. His secondary skills provide extreme height and speed, and the ultimate perfectly complements his kit. No other style offers this level of control and flexibility.
Goku
Goku is a top-tier movement monster. Instant teleport, extreme vertical reach, and momentum-heavy dashes make him one of the most consistent styles in the game. His ultimate animation disguises a very powerful dash tool, allowing rapid repositioning. If instant TP is your priority, Goku is a near-perfect choice.
Stretch Man (Luffy)
Stretch Man excels at raw movement and height. His kit allows you to launch yourself extremely far and maintain air control for extended periods. While he lacks instant teleport like Goku or Zaruto, his overall speed and flight still place him firmly in S tier.
Sasuke
Sasuke stands out due to his blink-style ultimate. Being able to instantly move from point A to point B gives him huge race potential. Combined with strong dashes and flight, he earns his place among the best styles available.
A Tier
These styles are powerful, reliable, and can compete with S tier in most situations but fall slightly short in raw dominance.
Todoroki
Todoroki is one of the best-designed styles in the game. Multiple skills allow sustained flight, making long gaps and vertical sections much easier. Despite being an epic style, he outperforms several legendaries. His consistency alone justifies A tier.
100% Hero
This style focuses on explosive vertical movement rather than teleportation. Smash jumps, Black Whip recovery, and stylish animations make him very fun and effective. While lacking flight or instant TP, his kit still provides excellent momentum and recovery.
B Tier
These styles are good, fully playable, and fun, but higher-tier styles simply do the same things better.
Yoruichi
Yoruichi offers many dashes and fast-paced movement. However, she lacks sustained flight or instant blink, which limits her ceiling compared to Todoroki or S-tier options. Still a solid pick if you enjoy speed-focused gameplay.
Kalu (Skateboard Style)
Kalu shines thanks to his skateboard, which provides smooth horizontal movement and surprising vertical reach. For an epic style, his mobility is impressive, but he lacks the high-end tools needed to break into A tier.
C Tier
These styles work, especially early on, but have noticeable weaknesses in advanced movement scenarios.
Zoran
Zoran is the best of the lower-tier styles. He has multiple dashes and reliable movement, making him great for missions and early progression. However, he lacks any standout mechanic that pushes him higher.
Gen
Gen has usable dashes, but his movement feels less flexible than Zoran’s. While still functional, there’s little reason to choose him over better options unless you enjoy his playstyle.
Gado (Ga)
Gado’s base skills are solid, but his ultimate holds him back. The lack of strong payoff makes him feel incomplete compared to other styles.
Edward
Edward is heavily focused on vertical jumping. Outside of niche climbing scenarios, his limited forward movement makes him one of the weaker options overall.
Best Style to Choose Right Now
If you want maximum performance, Zaruto and Goku are the safest and strongest picks. For players who prefer smooth aerial control without teleport reliance, Stretch Man and Todoroki feel excellent. If you care more about style and fun while remaining competitive, 100% Hero is a great choice.
All styles are playable and enjoyable, but higher tiers simply offer more room for mistakes, faster clears, and stronger race times.