Manok Na Pula Tier List: Strongest Chickens Compared

Super Sisiw 4 leads the overall placements. Sarimanok, Hokage, Kyubi, Taguro, Bald Chicken, Gear 4 and Akatsuki occupy different bands across the compared scales. The table summarizes those placements without converting them into one universal numbered order.

Placement references: six-band roster ranking, strongest-fighter shortlist and S/A/B comparison.

An S label belongs to its editor’s scale. Z/S+/S/A/B/C and S/A/B/C use different boundaries; a letter cannot be transferred unchanged between them. The table names comparison candidates without claiming a complete roster count.

Compare an identified chicken form at the same level and in the same game build before judging its strength. A damage figure without those conditions cannot settle whether Super Sisiw 4, Sarimanok or Taguro deserves your next upgrade.

Use the displayed attributes for distinct questions:

Keep the value’s unit or scale attached. A relative score and a raw stat number are different measurements; multiplying a score by a guessed factor does not connect them.

Then match the battle conditions. Use the same mode and a comparable opponent when judging a change in fighter choice. Switching chicken, level and opponent together prevents you from isolating which change affected the result.

Finally, separate an editorial tier band from a class displayed inside the game. A chicken’s published letter describes a ranking judgment; the letter alone does not establish a damage formula or an unlock requirement.

Compare Super Sisiw 4 and Sarimanok first, then use the other named fighters to narrow your options. Keep each comparison attached to the exact chicken name and form instead of treating a nickname as another roster entry.

Super Sisiw 4 and Sarimanok

Super Sisiw 4 occupies the leading position in the top-pick comparison, with Sarimanok immediately behind it. That placement makes the pair a useful starting comparison, but it does not prescribe the same purchase for every account.

Begin with access. An already-unlocked Sarimanok and a locked Super Sisiw 4 present different upgrade decisions. Compare the fighter you can use now with the requirements for obtaining another, rather than treating both as available from the start.

Next, match levels and displayed attributes. A stronger-looking stat card at a different level answers a level-specific question, not a permanent head-to-head ranking. Record which Super Sisiw form you selected before drawing a conclusion about the whole Sisiw line.

Use identical attribute columns for both fighters; an attack-to-health comparison measures different properties and cannot settle the matchup.

For your next upgrade, identify the problem you want to solve: completing a campaign encounter, improving player-match results or using another available fighter. Select the comparison that matches that problem. Sarimanok’s position within the top group and Super Sisiw 4’s leading placement justify comparing both; neither placement guarantees victory against an unspecified opponent.

Hokage and Kyubi

Hokage and Kyubi both appear in the S-tier shortlist. The S/A/B comparison places Kyubi in A, illustrating why the ranking scale matters even for a familiar name.

Put both fighters beside your current main at comparable levels. Compare the displayed attack, health and defense before choosing an upgrade. Do not infer a stun effect, stealth ability or fastest attack from an S label. A placement identifies a candidate; the selected fighter’s actual attributes determine what you are comparing.

Taguro and Bald Chicken

Taguro and Bald Chicken occupy A in the S/A/B comparison, while the six-band roster list places their corresponding named entries in S+. The letters describe different ladders rather than a direct disagreement of one numerical grade.

Preserve Hydro Chicken (120%) when using the six-band Taguro entry; do not shorten a form-specific comparison into an assertion about every Taguro variant. The strongest-fighter shortlist calls Bald Chicken One Punch or Manok Ni OnePunch. Keep that alias distinct from the newer Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS) form named in the developer notes. Choosing a fighter by a familiar character reference alone risks comparing the wrong form before spending resources on an upgrade.

Gear 4 and Akatsuki

Gear 4 appears as Elastic Chicken (Gear 4) in the six-band roster list. Akatsuki appears there with the spelling Akatchuki Chicken. Use the form label and the selected chicken’s displayed identity together when matching a roster entry to a ranking.

Akatsuki’s A placement in the strongest-fighter shortlist and S+ placement on the longer scale make the fighter worth comparing without assigning a new universal position. Gear 4’s placement applies to the named form, not every Elastic Chicken entry.

Keep those identifiers in your upgrade notes. A different spelling does not automatically mean another fighter, and a different form suffix must not disappear from a comparison.

Attach the mode to a chicken recommendation: campaign encounters, player matches and boss fights ask different comparison questions. A fighter’s position in an overall tier group does not establish the fastest clear, highest win rate or best answer to every opponent.

Use the same comparison process for Super Sisiw 4, Sarimanok and the rest of your shortlist. Record the opponent and selected mode alongside the fighter, rather than carrying a campaign result into an automatic multiplayer recommendation.

Keep attack timing consistent when comparing outcomes. Changing the input pattern while changing chickens introduces another difference into the comparison. A mode-specific choice needs a mode-specific result; a tier letter supplies a shortlist rather than that result.

Choose an upgrade from the chickens you own, their selected forms and their current levels. A high-placement name that remains locked does not answer which available fighter should receive your next resource spend.

Keep coins, Dragon Eye and Magic Dust attached to the action that requests them. Do not assume every fighter uses the same resource or unlock path. Super Sisiw 3 also needs attention to the selected transformation stage rather than its name alone.

Modified-build resource details belong to the Manok Na Pula Mod APK record. Original progression and the features of an identified modified build are separate from a chicken’s tier placement.

New forms expand the comparison choices; an addition alone does not establish a top-tier position. The original game’s Google Play release notes name these roster and selection changes:

Record the selected version of Super Sisiw when comparing the line. A result for one form does not rank every selectable version. Likewise, the Serious label identifies the Onepunch addition without supplying an exact damage improvement or an automatic first-place ranking.