Grand Blue Race Tier List: All Races Ranked

Compare all 8 Grand Blue races in an S-to-C tier list covering combat, movement, fishing, mining, exploration, and progression utility.

9/8/2026 Early Access Grand Blue Wiki Last updated: 9/9/2026 2 min read

FAQ

Which races are S tier in Grand Blue?

Celestial and Seafolk are in S tier. Celestial offers account utility, while Seafolk is valuable for water travel, fishing, and soaked combat.

Which Grand Blue races are in A tier?

Beastfolk, Half-Fish, and Skyfolk occupy A tier for their movement, aerial, aquatic, or combat advantages.

Should I reroll Human immediately?

Human is usable and includes another skill slot. Read the current race effects and keep enough rerolls before replacing a result that already supports your build.

The Grand Blue race tier list compares all eight races across combat, movement, gathering, exploration, and everyday progression. A race that supports your main activity can be more useful than rarity alone suggests.

For the race ranking alongside fruit tiers, view the combined tier list’s race rankings.

Celestial

Offers shop utility and a companion pet.

Seafolk

Excels at swimming, fishing, and fighting while soaked.

Beastfolk

Builds speed and adds a lightning effect through repeated attacks.

Half-Fish

Provides strong aquatic movement and fishing utility.

Skyfolk

Adds gliding, air dashes, and bonuses while airborne.

Dwarf

Supports mining and durability while reducing movement speed.

Long-Arm

Extends basic melee reach and grants another skill slot.

Human

A flexible starting race with an additional skill slot.

What each race tier means

S-tier races offer strong value across several parts of the game. A-tier races provide clear advantages for particular combat or movement styles. B-tier races are useful for specialized melee, mining, or durability builds. Human sits in C tier because it has fewer specialized advantages, though its additional skill slot keeps it playable.

Which Grand Blue race fits your build?

Goal	Races to compare	Main benefit
Water travel and fishing	Seafolk, Half-Fish	Swimming and aquatic utility
Air movement	Skyfolk	Gliding, dashes, and airborne bonuses
Repeated basic attacks	Beastfolk, Long-Arm	Lightning pressure or added reach
Mining and durability	Dwarf	Gathering, health, and weapon cooldown support
General account utility	Celestial	Shop benefits and a companion pet
Flexible starting setup	Human	An additional skill slot

How to spend race rerolls

Race rerolls replace your current result, so inspect the effect shown in the current character menu before confirming another roll. Keep race and trait rerolls separate, and decide which activity you want the new race to improve.

This page does not assign exact roll probabilities. Use the chance displayed by the current game interface if you want to calculate repeated-roll odds, because Early Access distributions can change. Review the Traits Guide before spending the separate Trait Reroll resource, open the Codes page for current reroll rewards, or use the combined tier-list page for a quick comparison.