Updated 12 November 2026

Reverse: 1999 tier list

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Tier list

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What each Reverse: 1999 character does

S tier: Top picks

  • Flutterpage

    Builds Gust off every action any ally takes, and at the start of each round turns those stacks into a Force Field that gets stronger at 5, 15 and 25 stacks.

  • Recoleta

    A burst damage dealer who can hold Moxie past the usual 5 and dumps all of it into the Ultimate.

  • Medicine Pocket

    A healer with offense built in.

  • Melania

    A Moxie thief.

  • Fatutu

    A healer who works by throwing Spirit Shell onto enemies and pulling it back: every stack retrieved heals the whole team for 30% of Fatutu's ATK.

  • Kiperina

    A shield support for Impromptu Incantation teams.

  • Pickles

    A Mental damage dealer who also strips buffs, since Hedonism Implement hits two enemies and dispels their Stats Up, Pos Status and Counter effects.

  • Lucy

    A Dynamo-spending Reality DPS.

  • Nautika

    Runs on HP loss instead of Moxie: whenever an ally loses HP, Nautika gains Bloodtithe, every increase adds Faith, and the Ultimate unlocks at 8 Faith.

  • Semmelweis

    Semmelweis turns HP loss into damage.

  • Ulrich

    Neither of Ulrich's incantations is an attack.

  • Beryl

    A Mental DPS built around Halo stacks.

  • Brume

    A Mental DPS that stockpiles Thermoelectric Conversion from every source it can: 5 a round, more for each 20 Dynamo the team transfers, more for Burn applied.

  • Charon

    A Dynamo support that keeps a Pulsing Field up every round and pours up to 20 Dynamo into it at round end.

  • Enigma

    A Dynamo support built on Bastion, a barrier worth 700% of ATK that stacks up to 1250%.

  • Igor

    A Reality DPS who stacks Shrapnel on the main target and cashes it in with the Ultimate: 900% to every enemy, another 900% to the main target, and 25% more per Shrapnel stack, with no dodging it.

  • Lorentz Butterfly

    A Lingering Glow support who also hits hard: The Primer's Flutter deals 800% Mental, applies 3 Burn first, and then echoes a share of all the damage allied incantations did to that target this round.

  • Marsha

    A shield support who also deals damage.

  • Rhiannon

    A support who also hits hard.

  • Anjo Nala

    Binds herself to one ally at the start of battle, and the two share stats based on that ally's Afflatus.

  • Eternity

    A Reality DPS who pays HP for damage: both attacks cost 10% of current HP, then the Ultimate hits every enemy with 50% Leech Rate to win it back.

  • 37

    Every attack pairs Mental DMG with extra Genesis DMG equal to 37's ATK, and Eureka builds from 37's own incantations and from allies' extra actions.

  • Rubuska

    A healer whose team heal restores 25% of each ally's missing HP plus 30% of Rubuska's Max HP, and who also feeds Shadow Cloak into every ally's Shadow Friend.

  • Kakania

    A tank who takes half the damage aimed at the other allies and banks 10% of every hit as Empathy, up to 20% of Max HP.

  • CoppĂ©lia

    A Reality DPS who also powers up a Conduit team.

  • Ms. Stranger

    A Mental DPS built around Spelldock position.

  • Bkornblume

    Prying Ear cuts every enemy's Reality DEF by 25% and raises their damage taken by 25%, and Bkornblume deals 20% more to anyone carrying a debuff.

A tier: Strong

  • Windsong

    Windsong's Ultimate is the whole plan: it Confuses one enemy, grants 2 Eureka, turns all of Windsong's incantations into Rehabilitation and casts them at once.

  • Barcarola

    Another Impromptu Incantation feeder, with 500% Mental hits on both attacks.

  • Aleph

    An Inspiration support who feeds Impromptu Incantation.

  • Centurion

    A Moxie-hoarding damage dealer.

  • Tooth Fairy

    A healer who also debuffs.

  • Voyager

    A controller who Confuses two enemies with Starlight Sonata and follows up with a 500% Ultimate that strips 2 Moxie and adds 100% against Confused targets.

  • Hissabeth

    Generates copies of Hiss!

  • Tuesday

    A poison spreader.

  • Sotheby

    Sotheby works over time on both sides.

  • Liang Yue

    A Reality DPS who doubles as a protector: the Ultimate gives every ally a round of Immunity and 6 stacks of Guardian's Resolve, and starts Arise, Qiangliang!

  • An-an Lee

    A support who also does real damage.

  • Regulus

    A Mental damage dealer with a plain 500% single-target hit and a two-target attack that drains 2 Moxie from enemies whenever it crits.

  • Ezio Auditore

    An Assassination DPS whose regular attack, Work in the Dark, is a 1000% Reality hit.

  • Sentinel

    Sentinel stacks Fresh Wound with each Expiation and cashes the stacks in on the Ultimate, a Retribution hit on every enemy that gains 2% per stack and heals 5% of missing HP per stack removed.

  • Jiu Niangzi

    A Liquor-fueled Reality DPS.

  • Lilya

    A crit-based Reality DPS.

  • Corvus

    A single-target Mental DPS who stacks Breaking Point on one enemy: the basic attack, the Ultimate and a repeated Rosy Cracks all add a stack.

  • Everecho

    A healer for Conduit teams.

  • Mercuria

    A Rank Up support: the Ultimate strips 2 buffs from every enemy, hits them for 400% and gives all allies Rank Up for 2 rounds.

  • Willow

    Willow's damage comes from Poison and Hag's Bane rather than direct hits, since both incantations deal just 175%.

  • Moldir

    A riposte support that earns Readiness every time the team spends Moxie.

  • Vila

    Vila buffs one ally at a time with Song of Generosity and heals with Wordless Song, which also grants Sturdiness.

  • Argus

    A single-target debuffer: Penetrating Eye strips buffs from one enemy and marks it with 10 stacks of Pinpointed, and the Ultimate deepens that mark and gains 30% Penetration and 30% Crit Rate against it.

  • Cheng Heguang

    A Reality DPS whose 1000% Ultimate counts as a follow-up attack and leaves Cheng Heguang with Continuous Action I and Lofty Ambitions for 2 rounds.

  • Silverwing Eagle

    Every active attack Silverwing Eagle makes is followed by a Lorentz Tracking System shot on the main target.

  • Balloon Party

    A healer whose numbers scale off missing HP: Coughing Weirdo restores 40% of every ally's missing HP, so it hits hardest when the team is low.

  • A Knight

    A Reality DPS that hits harder the more damaged the target is: every 20% of Max HP missing adds 10% damage and, at Insight 3, 10% Penetration.

  • Druvis III

    A Mental DPS with hard control: Wind into the Woods petrifies its target for 2 rounds, and the Ultimate hits every enemy and petrifies the main one for another round.

  • Kassandra

    An Assassination DPS whose 750% Ultimate counts as an Assassination.

  • Sonetto

    A support whose main job is Exhortations IX: 25% more DMG Dealt and 25% less DMG Taken for the whole team over 3 rounds.

  • Dikke

    A damage dealer who can also heal the team.

B tier: Solid

  • Jessica

    A Poison DPS who keeps the status up without help: Jessica poisons every enemy at the start and on a 3-round cycle, and the Ultimate adds more.

  • Isolde

    A Burn stacker whose passive advances in stages: Burn ticking off enemies turns into Heat, and 15 Heat moves Isolde from Prelude to Interlude, 40 to Finale.

  • Ezra Theodore

    A mushroom gardener: both incantations cost 10% of current HP and plant two fungi, Honey Fungus from the attack and Ghost Fungus from the team shield.

  • Noire

    A debuff-scaling Mental DPS.

  • Marcus

    A Mental DPS who marks one enemy with Annotate every round, bosses first, and hits it harder: From the Lantern gets 75% extra and the Ultimate 200% extra against it.

  • Ms. NewBabel

    A DEF-scaling tank.

  • Charlie

    A Mental DPS whose attacks swing with HP.

  • Buddy Fairchild

    A stack-and-dump DPS.

  • Getian

    A Reality-team support that marks enemies with Shape of Bones through Old Bones, the Ultimate, and a random enemy each round at Insight 3.

  • Yenisei

    Yenisei heals and protects.

  • Spathodea

    A single-target crit dealer.

  • Necrologist

    A damage buffer: the Ultimate gives every other ally 30% more damage for 3 rounds along with a Prayer stack, and heals anyone who already had Prayer.

  • Zima

    A control support: Sparrow Silences a target for 2 rounds, the Ultimate hits every enemy and Seals the main target for 2, and Paper gives all allies 25% more DMG Dealt and 25% DMG Heal for 3 rounds.

  • Baby Blue

    A debuffer first.

  • Click

    A Mental DPS with disruption on both attacks: The Onlooker blinds for 2 rounds and The Witness knocks 2 Moxie off the target.

  • Matilda

    A simple Mental DPS.

  • Blonney

    A crit-focused Reality DPS.

  • Diggers

    A control-and-debuff unit: Bubblism lowers every enemy's Reality and Mental DEF by 15% and puts Terror on the main target, and the Ultimate inflicts Nightmare for a round, or two if the target is already debuffed.

  • Bette

    A single-target protector.

  • Pavia

    Both of Pavia's attacks hit two enemies, and which one hits harder depends on Pavia's own HP: Dirty Thing gets an extra 125% above half health, Poor Sod an extra 100% below it.

  • Eagle

    A 4-star Reality DPS.

  • Twins Sleep

    Twins Sleep is mostly debuffs: Hide and Seek gives every enemy 2 stacks of Weakness and cuts their Crit DEF by 40% for 2 rounds, and Pincer Movement lowers one target's Mental DEF by 35% for 3.

C tier: Situational

  • Tennant

    Tennant's A Bouquet of Galaxy shields every ally for 200% of ATK and cuts their damage taken by 20% while the shield holds, though only for 1 round.

  • Shamane

    Shamane's strongest tool is Spirit Medium, which makes every enemy take 30% more damage and lowers their Reality and Mental DEF by 15% for 3 rounds.

  • Kaalaa Baunaa

    Juggles three kinds of Planet: Saturn from Enchanted Strike adds Penetration, Mars from Mythical Meteors adds Leech Rate, and Full Moon from the Ultimate adds Incantation Might, with room for 3 at a time.

  • Alexios

    A Reality DPS who builds Adrenaline from single-target hits and crits, then cashes in with an Ultimate that counts as an Assassination.

  • Lorelei

    A support whose effects read your Spelldock.

  • Name Day

    A buffer for the ally in front.

  • Paper Heron

    A Plant damage dealer built around Eureka and Impromptu Incantation.

  • La Source

    A straightforward 3-star healer.

  • Barbara

    A shielder: Chat on the Lawn covers the whole team with a shield worth 300% of Barbara's ATK, and the Ultimate adds another for 3 rounds while entering Dream Visit.

  • Loggerhead

    A debuff-spreading support: A Must-See!

  • Sweetheart

    Sweetheart spreads Enchanted, one stack on any enemy who attacks Sweetheart or gets hit by Sweetheart, and a second stack if that enemy is the opposite gender.

  • Leilani

    A 3-star who hands out Moxie: the whole team gets 1 at the start of battle (Leilani gets 2), and the Ultimate gives every other ally 1 more.

  • Horropedia

    A Mental DPS who pairs a dispel with a payoff: Logic Dictates strips the target's buffs, then Sideshow deals 150% extra to targets with no buffs.

  • Kanjira

    A Mental DPS who rotates through three Fortunes, one per round: Emerald adds a second Poison to Hey, Punji!, Pearl adds Confusion to Oh, Divination!, and Agate gives the Ultimate another 15% Ultimate Might.

  • White Rum

    White Rum is built around moving.

  • Brimley

    Pairs up with one ally through Hop On!, which grants Riding Double and cleanses 2 extra debuff types from them.

  • Cristallo

    A budget support.

  • Erick

    A 4-star dispeller.

  • Ulu

    Ulu spreads Burn, 3 stacks on every enemy at the start of each round and 3 more on two targets with Beating Heart.

  • Satsuki

    Satsuki stacks Rigidity: one stack on every enemy at the start of battle, then 2 more on a single target from both Handcuffed Thief and the 550% Ultimate.

  • Mondlicht

    A 4-star Reality DPS with two attacks for opposite situations: A Silver Bullet gets 125% extra on targets above half HP and A Dance gets the same on targets below it.

D tier: Weak

  • Oliver Fog

    A self-sustaining 4-star.

  • Avgust

    A position-based support: allies in front of Avgust get damage buffs, allies behind get healing and damage reduction.

  • Desert Flannel

    A Beast-team support.

  • Nick Bottom

    A single-ally protector.

  • APPLe

    A damage dealer with a bit of healing on the side.

  • Mr. Duncan

    A Bullet-based finisher.

  • The Fool

    A taunting tank that punishes attackers: the counter makes anyone who hits The Fool take Corrode for 2 rounds, worth 35% of their current HP per round, capped at 35% of The Fool's Max HP.

  • Door

    A sacrificial support.

  • aliEn T

    A 3-star that can tank or open fights.

  • Rabies

    Every attack Rabies lands poisons the target for a round, dealing 30% of ATK as Genesis damage when the round ends.

  • Poltergeist

    Poltergeist deals single-target Mental damage and softens one enemy with a 35% Mental DEF cut for 3 rounds.

  • Darley Clatter

    A 3-star support whose Ultimate gives every other ally 1 Moxie and 30% more damage for 3 rounds.

  • Mesmer Jr.

    A 4-star with a bit of everything: Magnetic Current hits for 450% and strips the target's buffs, Inhibition Ring gives the team 20% Mental DEF and 2 Stabilize stacks, and the Ultimate paralyzes every enemy, with an extra stack on the main target.

  • TTT

    TTT's niche is removing enemy counters: Cyber Defense hits for 440% and dispels every Counter on the target.

  • Ms. Radio

    A 2-star who trades her life for disruption.

  • Pioneer

    A position-shifting support whose buff changes with the slot Pioneer lands in, from Hot Deal in the first position to After-Sales Service in the fourth.

  • Ms. Moissan

    A 4-star shielder with a freeze.

  • Bunny Bunny

    A light healer whose one real heal is the Ultimate: it cleanses Stats Down, Neg Status and Control from every ally and restores HP equal to 200% of ATK.

  • Sputnik

    A defensive controller.

  • John Titor

    A 3-star utility pick.

  • ONiON

    A 3-star single-target damage dealer whose two attacks each want a condition: Not Fake News adds 100% against debuffed or controlled enemies, and Just A Show adds 150% once the target is under half HP.

How this list is made

We combine 14 tier lists from the Reverse: 1999 community. Each character's tier is the middle of where those lists place them, so one list can't move anyone up or down on its own. The list is rebuilt every week.

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