Weak Legacy 2 Breathing Tier List [UPD 4.75]

If you’ve been searching for the ultimate Weak Legacy 2 Breathing Tier List, you’re in the right place. This guide ranks every breathing style from strongest to weakest, based on stats, techniques, and overall combat effectiveness.

Since breathing styles are a core part of gameplay, knowing which one to aim for can make a huge difference in your progress. Unlike clans, you don’t spin for a breathing style in Weak Legacy 2.

Instead, you’ll need to find the corresponding Hashira NPC and train under them to unlock their unique breathing techniques. While mastering breathing requires practice and good stat management, picking the right one from the start is key to dominating battles.

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Weak Legacy 2 Breathing Tier List

S-Tier Breathing Styles

The absolute best breathing styles in the game. These are powerful, versatile, and feared in combat.

• Moon Breathing – Kokushibo Mentor
• Sun Breathing – Yoriichi Mentor
• Serpent Breathing – Obanai Mentor
• Wind Breathing – Sanemi Mentor

A-Tier Breathing Styles

Strong and reliable options if you don’t manage to unlock an S-Tier. They offer solid movesets and great damage potential.

• Sound Breathing – Tengen Mentor
• Mist Breathing – Muichiro Mentor
• Thunder Breathing – Zenitsu Mentor

B-Tier Breathing Styles

Balanced choices that are decent in combat but don’t stand out compared to higher-tier options.

• Water Breathing – Urokodaki Mentor
• Love Breathing – Mitsuri Mentor
• Flame Breathing – Rengoku Mentor

C-Tier Breathing Styles

These breathing styles lack versatility and raw power, making them weaker in most scenarios.

• Insect Breathing – Shinobu Mentor

D-Tier Breathing Styles

Currently, there are no D-Tier breathing techniques in Weak Legacy 2. That means every breathing style is at least somewhat viable, which is good news for players experimenting with different builds.

Breathing styles are one of the most important parts of Weak Legacy 2. Choosing a strong one like Moon or Sun Breathing can give you a huge advantage, but even mid-tier techniques can be effective if mastered properly. Keep in mind that training and stat investment matter just as much as picking the right style. Bookmark this page and check back often, as future updates may shift the rankings.