Stand Rankings
A Bizarre Run Tier List: Best Stands and Caveats
The A Bizarre Run Tier List published by Pro Game Guides places Tusk Act 1 and Star Platinum in S tier and recommends Sandman for racing. These are the author's race-focused opinions. Sandman and In A Silent Way share one row here because the developer links their names; D4C has no grade in that published comparison.
The published ranking and its limits
Pro Game Guides published its ranking on November 6, 2026, using usefulness during the race as its main criterion. Its evaluation combines fighting strength, survival and the ability to handle other players rather than measuring damage alone. That makes the list relevant to the racing mode, but it does not establish a separate Battlegrounds leaderboard. The supplied article contains recommendations and descriptions, without a controlled comparison or numerical test results.
The table below summarizes that source while keeping its identity problem visible. It preserves the author's stated grades for unambiguous entries and does not invent replacements. Sandman and In A Silent Way occupy a shared row because the developer connects those names. A missing grade means the evidence does not support a placement, rather than that the option is weak.
| Stand or style | Published assessment | Important qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Tusk Act 1 | S | The author favors its ranged offense. |
| Star Platinum | S | The author recommends aggressive combat. |
| Sandman / In A Silent Way | S and A in separate source rows | One linked name group; the source gives conflicting grades. |
| Anubis | A | Described as a quick sword-based option. |
| Oyecomova | A | Described as an explosive offensive option. |
| Steel Balls / Spin | A | Included as a technique alongside Stands. |
| Coco Jumbo | B | The author places its hiding-room utility below offense and movement. |
| The Sun | B | The source presents it as a specialized hiding-based option. |
| D4C | Not ranked in the supplied table | Its later developer showcase is not a comparative ranking. |
Why Tusk and Star Platinum rank highly
The PGG author recommends Tusk Act 1 for attacking at range while applying substantial pressure. That is a qualitative description from the article, not a verified damage number or a guarantee that every ability connects. The source advises playing around distance instead of treating Tusk as a close-range substitute for Star Platinum. Star Platinum receives the same published tier for a different reason.
PGG emphasizes an aggressive fighting role and recommends it when initiating combat is the priority. The article also distinguishes winning a fight from finishing the race successfully. Its placement therefore reflects the author's overall judgment rather than proof that it beats every other entry in every situation.
Resolve Sandman and In A Silent Way first
The most significant inconsistency is inside the ranking itself. PGG places Sandman in S tier for running utility, but it also lists In A Silent Way in A tier as a sound-based option. In the developer's release narration, Sandman is immediately associated with the Stand name In a Silent Way. Treating those labels as two independently confirmed choices would create an unsupported extra entry.
The collected material cannot reconcile the two different grades. PGG's statement that Sandman can outperform mounts is a published claim, not a measured speed comparison supplied with reproducible conditions. No numerical movement bonus, required terrain or current-version advantage can be inferred from it.
What the A-tier recommendations mean
Anubis is described by PGG as a sword-focused choice that emphasizes quick offense. Oyecomova is described as using explosive contact through the named Stand ability in the source. Those summaries explain why the author groups them with offensive alternatives, but they do not provide verified combos or matchups. Their grades should not be expanded into invented cooldowns, damage totals or guaranteed wins.
Steel Balls, also called Spin in the material, appears beside the Stands even though the developer describes it as a technique. The release overview says players can unlock it through the Gyro NPC's lobby quest line. It uses two Steel Balls and replaces the revolver as a secondary-item option in that explanation. Its inclusion in a mixed ranking does not turn the technique into a separately confirmed Stand.
Understand the utility picks without dismissing them
PGG places Coco Jumbo in B tier because the author values movement and direct fighting more highly than its hiding-room role. The same source describes The Sun as a more specialized option connected with hiding while using sun-based power. These are explanations for that author's preferences, not evidence that either choice is unusable. The material supplies no numerical comparison showing how often those approaches succeed.
The developer's release list also groups Mr. President with Coco Jumbo terminology. We keep those connected labels together instead of using the different wording to manufacture another ranking slot.
The collected showcase introduction mentions Mr. President, but its remaining transcript is mostly voice lines and sound effects. That transcript does not establish an additional tier or resolve every naming detail.
Why D4C has no invented placement
D4C appears in the developer's release plan with a stated arrival one day after the initial launch. A later developer showcase says the game had released the previous day and introduces D4C's moves, enhancement and awakening. That timing helps explain why a November 6 ranking may not cover the later addition. It does not establish where D4C belongs relative to the published S, A or B entries.
The showcase describes tools such as Flag Slam, Clone, a counter and Dimension Warp. Those are useful facts for the D4C page, where their stated behavior can be explained directly. They are not head-to-head tests against Tusk or Star Platinum.
Flag Slam keeps its target close because the developer says it does not knock players away, whereas Counter Maximus ends by sending the attacker away. Clone adds two short-lived attackers that can be destroyed, while enhanced Clone turns the action into an explosive counterpart attack. Dimension Warp is described as a way to approach unseen or create distance when health is low, so those tools explain D4C's intended fighting options without supplying a score against the ranked picks.
Apply the list to the choices you actually receive
The developer's release overview describes choosing among three offered options during the opening Stand sequence. Later arrows and reset items provide a way to obtain another choice through racing. A ranking can help interpret the available names, but it does not promise that a preferred option appears. The supplied material gives no drop probability or guaranteed sequence for obtaining the highest-rated entry.
Use the source's role descriptions to decide which offered option matches your intended activity. Keep racing utility separate from a desire to fight in Battlegrounds, because the collected ranking does not test those modes independently. Consult the Stand overview for the acquisition context and the Sandman page for the naming conflict.
Version and verification note
Checked November 8, 2026 against the published PGG comparison, the developer explanations and the current Roblox listing. PGG's separate S and A grades for Sandman/In A Silent Way remain unresolved, while D4C has no grade in that table. No official tier order, current damage comparison, measured Sandman speed, arrow odds or later balance-based reorder is established by those sources.
Sources used for this guide
The ranking comes from the supplied November 6 PGG article, while identity and acquisition context come from the developer's release explanation. The D4C showcase adds a later release-era perspective without supplying comparative grades. Unrelated localization-ranking videos, CAPTCHA pages and video recommendation feeds were excluded.