Differentiating from its predecessor, in Street Fighter 6 every fighter on the roster comes equipped with three different supers attacks. Ranging from level 1 (the weakest) to level 3 (the most expensive and strongest), each character has a variety of powerful maneuvers that they can unleash for different scenarios.
Just like the characters themselves in the game, some supers are better (or worse) than others. Broski has put together a tier list that ranks all of the supers in Street Fighter 6 based on how strong they are.
Now, at the top of his latest video, Broski notes that this isn’t actually a “tier list,” but is just a ranking of how strong the supers are. He may say “tomato,” but many of us might pronounce it as “tomato”…
In any event, this list looks at all 20 characters and rates all three of their supers based on a variety of different aspects. To begin, though, this list is broken down into five categories that essentially range from S to D rank, though Broski uses other terms here such as “Bonkers,” which means really damn good.
Starting off in alphabetical order and with his main, Broski rates A.K.I.’s supers first. Right out of the gate, Broski notes that her level 1 super isn’t great, citing the fact that most level 1 supers deal 2,000 damage, whereas A.K.I.’s does 1,800.
The trade off here is that her super does inflict poison, though the damage over time she gets for it doesn’t mean a lot in the grand scheme of things. While he feels that her level 3 is alright (B rank), he goes on to say that her level 2 is one of the worst supers in the game mainly due to a lack of invincibility and its inability to consistently be used as a proper fireball punish.
As far as some of the best supers in the game go, you won’t be too surprised to hear that moves such as JP’s level 2, Rashid’s level 2, and Luke’s level 1 all make the cut.
You can find the full list, as well as Broski’s video where he explains everything with in-game demonstrations, below.
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