Lumi Master Tier List 2026, Best Monster to Choose!

Choosing the right Lumi in Lumi Master can make a big difference once you start playing harder content. There are 256 Lumi available in the current version, and they are not all made for the same purpose. Some are strong fighters, while others are mainly useful for managing your home and producing resources.

This tier list is based on the game’s version 1.5.3 launch numbers and was updated on September 24, 2026. The ranking focuses mainly on battle performance, with Arena being the most important factor, followed by Story and other difficult game modes.

New Lumi added at launch are marked as estimates because there has not been enough time to properly test them in the current meta. Their positions are based on their stats, traits, skills, and overall kits.

How the Lumi Master Tier List Works

The rankings are based on how useful each Lumi is during combat rather than how helpful it is for your home. Several parts of a Lumi’s kit are considered when deciding where it belongs. The main factors include:

• Strength and cost of its signature ability.
• Its unique trait.
• The best skills it can swap into.
• Overall stats at the end of its evolution line.
• The number of weaknesses it has.
• How useful it is across different game modes.
• How well it performs in Arena and difficult content.

The tiers can be understood like this:

• S Tier — Excellent Lumi that can carry a team or win fights by themselves.
• A Tier — Very strong choices with a noticeable weakness or limitation.
• B Tier — Useful Lumi that perform well when placed in the right team.
• C Tier — More situational choices or Lumi that are mainly useful while working toward a stronger form.
• D Tier — Not recommended for battle and generally better suited for other purposes.

Worker-class Lumi are placed in D because they are designed for the home system rather than combat.

S Tier Lumi

S Tier contains the Lumi that are considered the strongest overall choices. These Lumi are useful in many situations and can be worth investing in even if you plan to play several different modes.

The S Tier includes:

• Charigon — Fire/Dragon
• Clionia — Water/Grass
• Cyclodoge — Brawler
• Dullahan — Royal
• Floragon — Grass/Dragon
• Gambir — Flying
• Gambir – Variant — Flying
• Lilirius — Divine/Grass
• Lycanite – Variant — Steel
• MEGA TOMATO — Dark
• Meteofly — Psychic/Flying
• Meteofly – Variant — Psychic
• Otterknight — Royal/Steel
• Princess STINA — Fairy
• Pterolux — Divine
• Qing Long — Electric
• Rainbowdeer — Light
• Royal Slime — Royal
• Skollfang — Ice
• Stellalibra — Flying
• Super Peach — Psychic
• Thornbloom — Grass
• Xuan Wu — Water/Ground
• Zaphound — Electric
• Zaphound – Variant — Electric
• Zhu Que — Fire/Flying

Some of these placements are marked as estimates because the Lumi are new and have not had enough time to establish themselves in ranked play. They should be viewed as early placements rather than permanent rankings.

A Tier Lumi

A Tier Lumi are still very strong and can be used across a large part of the game. They may not have the same overall impact as S Tier picks, but several of them can be excellent choices for a specific role or team setup.

The A Tier includes:

• Astrasting — Dark
• Battlantis — Grass/Steel
• Battlantis – Variant — Grass/Steel
• Bloom — Grass
• Bloom – Variant — Grass
• Clawrret — Water/Steel
• Crysion — Ice
• Echofrog — Water
• Flamblades — Fire/Steel
• Flaricat — Fire
• Floragon – Variant — Grass
• Flufferfly — Psychic/Flying
• Flufferfly – Variant — Psychic
• Gryrion — Flying
• Gryrion – Variant — Flying
• Hexdeer — Light
• Infernadra — Fire
• Jellistel — Water/Fairy
• Jolkat — Electric
• Lycanite — Steel
• Muskyx — Dark
• Nimbuselk — Light
• Petalina — Grass/Fairy
• Radibun — Light
• Radibun – Variant — Light
• Regaffin — Flying
• Rimedeer — Ice
• Rimedeer – Variant — Ice
• Seabud — Water/Grass
• Shriegon — Water/Dragon
• Shriegon – Variant — Water
• Solitinja — Dark
• Sythbat — Dark/Steel
• Trideer — Light
• Zappup — Electric

These Lumi generally offer high value across multiple modes, while some can fill a particular role extremely well.

B Tier Lumi

B Tier is the largest group in the current list. These Lumi are not necessarily weak. Instead, many of them are good at specific jobs or become more useful when paired with the right teammates.

The B Tier includes:

• Aequor — Water/Grass
• Aequor – Variant — Water
• Applebat — Grass
• Batrix — Dark/Steel
• Big Bad Goma — Dark
• Bloomveil — Grass
• Bluesaur Goma — Dragon
• Branchling — Brawler
• Brawnturion — Brawler
• Charlet — Fire
• Charwyn — Fire
• Clawtinel — Water/Steel
• Clawtower — Water
• Clobberprawn — Brawler/Water
• Cryspaw — Ice
• Cryswolf — Ice
• Dreamtapir — Psychic
• Fierikat — Fire
• Flameow — Fire
• Florlet — Grass
• Florwyn — Grass
• Flufferpillar — Psychic
• Fluffocoon — Psychic
• Fruflare — Grass
• Frutafyre — Dragon
• Frutafyre – Variant — Dragon
• Glasnake — Psychic
• Glasnake – Variant — Psychic
• Gryling — Flying
• Hatchmantis — Grass/Steel
• Hoverhound — Dark
• Inferaze — Fire
• Inkspire — Psychic/Flying
• Jellibae — Water
• Jellibow — Water
• Latteccino — Steel
• Leafkat — Grass
• Levipup — Dark
• Librowl — Flying
• Little Red Peach — Light
• Loongster — Water/Fire
• Luminey — Light
• Lycub — Steel
• MOYU — Psychic
• Muscledog — Brawler
• Muskit — Dark
• Mustinja — Dark
• Netherfang — Dark
• Netherfang – Variant — Dark
• Nibbat — Dark/Steel
• OLD TOMATO — Grass
• Pincock — Flying
• Pincock – Variant — Flying
• Pinkasaur Peach — Dragon
• Pokerfowl — Flying
• Princess Bee — Electric
• Psykat — Psychic
• Pumplime — Psychic
• Puncheroo — Brawler
• Puncheroo – Variant — Brawler
• Rainkat — Water
• Rhiniron — Ground
• Rochelon — Ground
• Sandlord — Ground
• Sandlord – Variant — Ground
• Shadosting — Dark
• Shadowbun — Dark
• Shadowbun – Variant — Dark
• Shinibun — Light
• Shrielet — Water
• Shriewyn — Water
• SISSIE the Gnome — Normal
• Snoozpider — Ground
• Stealbat — Dark/Flying
• Sunbelle — Grass/Fairy
• Tearwick — Fire
• Tinkdeer — Ice
• Tubsteed — Brawler
• Tubtrotter — Brawler
• Unicorn — Fairy
• Wizpiggy — Psychic
• Wizpiggy – Variant — Psychic
• Zoryx — Grass/Brawler

A B Tier Lumi can still be a useful part of your team. If you already own one with good stats or a kit that matches your strategy, there is usually no reason to replace it immediately.

C Tier Lumi

C Tier Lumi are more specialized. They can still work in the right situation, but they are less useful as general-purpose battle choices compared with higher-ranked Lumi.

The C Tier includes:

• Aerikat — Flying
• Blazelym — Fire
• Bowlguin — Ice
• Boxeroo — Brawler
• Buzzlym — Electric
• Chickadet — Normal
• Chubee — Electric
• Crystalym — Ice
• Cupony — Brawler
• Dimmey — Dark
• Dreamee — Psychic
• Finlym — Water
• Fistune — Fairy/Brawler
• Geniphant — Psychic
• Gooscle — Ice/Brawler
• Hooksting — Dark
• Inferny — Fire
• Libret — Flying
• LIL TOMATO — Grass
• Lucelym — Light
• Melolime — Psychic
• Merridoo — Fairy
• Mudhorn — Ground
• Muscletiger — Fire/Brawler
• Mycelym — Grass
• Nyxbun — Dark
• Otterblade — Steel
• Otterblue — Steel
• Ottermet — Steel
• Otterpink — Steel
• Ottersteel — Steel
• Pan Pan — Grass
• Petrokat — Ground
• Rocktle — Ground
• Roclym — Ground
• Rushalo — Water
• Screamhog — Ground
• Screamhog – Variant — Ground
• Sharkat — Normal
• Sharkitten — Normal
• Shlump — Water
• Spookling — Psychic
• Sundoll — Grass
• Sunymph — Grass/Fairy
• TEEN TOMATO — Grass
• Torpedark — Water
• Umbralym — Dark
• Whiscrow — Flying
• Zoricate — Grass
• Zorrat — Grass

These Lumi have a place in certain teams, but they are generally more dependent on the situation. They can also be useful for players who have not yet obtained a stronger option.

D Tier Lumi

D Tier is made up of Lumi that are currently not recommended for serious battle use. Many of these are better suited to the game’s home and resource-management systems.

The D Tier includes:

• Aqualime — Water
• Berripaca — Normal
• Bigfoot — Grass
• Boxmole — Ground
• Buffalf — Water
• Buzzy Peach — Electric
• Cabbychick — Grass
• Capy — Normal
• Capy Goma — Normal
• Chiccoo — Normal
• Cinderbear — Fire
• Clumberry — Normal
• Cobouflage — Grass
• Crackle — Electric
• Cryolime — Ice
• Dancyduck — Water
• Dancyduck – Variant — Water
• Driftling — Dark
• Drowcrab — Psychic
• Eggsplode — Ground
• Electlime — Electric
• Firox — Fire
• FUGUI — Electric
• Fungoneer — Grass
• Gergnaw — Ground
• Goma — Dark
• Graslime — Grass
• Hushhare — Fairy
• Icitle — Ice
• Ironhorn — Steel
• Ironhorn – Variant — Steel
• Kiddie Peach — Normal
• Lamphin — Light
• Lazferret — Ice
• Luckicopter — Grass
• Lunabelle — Light
• Lunabelle – Variant — Light
• Luxlime — Light
• MICO — Light
• Moolloon — Flying
• Motiham — Electric
• Mushcluck — Grass
• Noclime — Dark
• Pan Pan Goma — Grass
• Peach — Light
• Pineowl — Flying
• Pyrolime — Fire
• Rockilla — Ground
• SISSIE — Normal
• Sloweet — Fairy
• Somina — Psychic
• STINA — Fairy
• Stonesloth — Ground
• Strutter — Normal
• Succupurr — Grass
• Tadpuff — Water
• TaoTao — Ground
• Terralime — Ground
• TIKI — Ground
• Travail — Normal
• Uberbeak — Flying
• Volcrab — Fire

Being placed in D Tier does not mean these Lumi have no purpose. Worker-class Lumi are designed around the home system, so their lower battle ranking is expected. If your goal is resource production or home management, check what job each Worker Lumi performs rather than judging it by combat strength.

Which Lumi Should You Choose?

For players mainly interested in battle, S Tier Lumi are the safest group to look at first because they have the strongest overall value according to the current ranking. A Tier is also worth considering if you do not have an S Tier option or if an A Tier Lumi fits your team better.

However, you should not automatically replace every Lumi that is outside S Tier. Team composition matters, and a B or C Tier Lumi with the right skills can still perform its role effectively. Your available Lumi, their stats, and the mode you are playing should all be considered before investing your resources.

New Lumi marked with an estimate should also be treated with some caution. Their rankings are based on their current kits and stats, but more ranked testing could move them higher or lower as the meta develops.

The current Lumi Master tier list covers all 256 Lumi using the game’s version 1.5.3 launch numbers. S Tier contains the strongest general battle choices, while A and B Tier have plenty of useful options for different teams and situations. C Tier is more focused on niche roles, and D Tier is mostly made up of weaker combat choices and Worker-class Lumi.

Since 63 Lumi were newly added at launch and many are still marked as estimates, these rankings can change as more players test them in Arena. For now, use the tier list as a starting point, then consider each Lumi’s skills, traits, stats, and role before deciding where to spend your resources.