Goalbound is a fresh, fast-paced Roblox game inspired by Blue Lock, featuring a competitive player base hungry for victory. To dominate the pitch, you need to pick the strongest Styles and Egos that suit your playstyle. This guide breaks down the top picks and explains their strengths and weaknesses so you can maximize your impact. Also check out our Codes to get more free rolls.
How to Reroll Your Style and Ego
Want a different Style or Ego? Rerolling is easy:
- Click on Styles or Ego at the bottom of your screen.
- Your current Style/Ego will show at the top.
- In the top right, you’ll see drop chances for each Style/Ego.
- You have Spins and Lucky Spins; Lucky Spins guarantee a Rare+ Style/Ego and increase chances for high-rarity picks.
Use your spins wisely to get the best combination for your gameplay.
Goalbound Style Tier List
The effectiveness of a Style depends on its base skills and Awakening skills, with base skills being more important since you spend most of the game before Awakening. Here’s the current tier list:
- S+ Shidou
- S Barou, Nagi, Chigiri
- A Bachira, Gagamaru
- B Kunigami, Isagi
Style Breakdown: Pros and Cons
Shidou (S+)
- By far the best Style in the game
- Powerful shooting skills: Reflex Shot and Dragon Header
- Dragon Drive is the strongest dash skill available
Aiku (S)
Barou (S)
- Two very strong dribbling skills
- OP Awakening skill that combines steal and unblockable shot
- However, Lion Shot is weaker as a shooting option
Nagi (S)
- Make-Shift Dribble is top-tier
- Volley Shot is a solid shooting skill
- Trap skill requires good timing to be effective
Chigiri (S)
- Excellent movement and dribbling abilities
- Mach Cut-In is a broken shooting move
- The best low-rarity Style in the game
- Slightly outclassed by higher-rarity Styles
Bachira (A)
- Good base dribbling and mobility
- Bee Shot is an OP skill that can be spammed
- Some lower-rarity Styles outperform it
Gagamaru (A)
- Great defensive and counter Awakening skill
- Multiple strong shooting and passing skills
- Lacks mobility and dribbling moves
Kunigami (B)
- Strong shooting and defense
- Mobility and dribbling are weak
Isagi (B)
- Solid steal and dash skills
- Limited skillset (only 2 base skills + 1 Awakening)
- Direct Shot is a weaker shooting option
Goalbound Ego Tier List
Egos provide stat bonuses and passive buffs. In Goalbound, Stamina Drain reduction and dribbling passives offer the most value. Here’s the ranking:
- S+ Genius, Dribbler
- S Prodigy, Iron Wall, Egoist
- A King, Hero
- B Speedster
Ego Breakdown: Effects and Pros/Cons
Genius (S+)
- 125% Kick Power, 106% Walk Speed, 65% Stamina Drain
- Successful feints reset cooldowns
- Well-balanced with a powerful feint passive
Dribbler (S+)
- 110% Kick Power, 107% Walk Speed, 60% Stamina Drain
- Reduced dribble cooldown
- The best Ego for dribbling-focused players
Prodigy (S)
- 115% Kick Power, 110% Walk Speed, 50% Stamina Drain
- Strong stamina drain buff
- Lacks OP passives found in top-tier Egos
Iron Wall (S)
- 120% Kick Power, 105% Walk Speed, 89% Stamina Drain
- Increased dive hitboxes
- Best for defenders, but stamina drain is subpar compared to others
Egoist (S)
- 117% Walk Speed, 50% Stamina Drain
- Strong volley shots
- Best for mobility and decent shot buffs
King (A)
- 136% Kick Power
- Passive lets you tackle teammates (questionable value)
- Extreme power boost but limited passive usefulness
Hero (A)
- 120% Kick Power, 105% Walk Speed, 89% Stamina Drain
- Shots more powerful with more teammates nearby
- Good passive but outshined by other shot buff Egos
Speedster (B)
- 120% Kick Power, 103% Walk Speed, 85% Stamina Drain
- Lacks impactful passives
- Considered the weakest Ego
Mastering Goalbound means not just having skills on the pitch but choosing the right Style and Ego to fit your playstyle. Whether you prefer aggressive shooting, slick dribbling, or solid defense, this tier list should guide you to the best picks currently available. Keep an eye out for updates, as new Styles and Egos might shift the meta. For now, pick from the top tiers and start climbing!