Rolling an arrow and landing something useless is the AUT experience in a nutshell. This A Universal Time tier list ranks 87 stands and specs from S down to C. Now you know what to chase before burning another arrow. The rankings sit on top of update 6.2, which added The Ashura and shook up several older kits. You get the full table, per tier breakdowns, and picks matched to how you actually play.
A Universal Time (AUT) Tier List 2026
Here is the complete roster at a glance. Skim it, then read the tier notes below for the picks worth your grind.
One quirk to flag. Wonder of U appears in A tier while its abbreviation WOU shows up in B tier across community lists. Treat the full name as the accurate placement until the wiki settles it.
S Tier Stands and Specs
The S tier in 6.2 is genuinely crowded. These are the ones that actually turn up in high level duels.
- Sans– banned from PvP outright. His dodge shrugs off moves that open light before a heavy follow up. Combos simply never land.
- Star Platinum Requiem– the best all rounder. Its first strike passive adds damage worth 5% of the target max HP. A second passive heals SPR by the same amount.
- Ashura– the newest arrival. A close range martial arts spec built on fast combos and counters, added in update 6.2.
- King Crimson– still a duel staple years after release. Prediction based play punishes anyone who telegraphs their openers.
- Crazy Diamond– received a speed buff to its Bocchi rush attack in 6.2, which tightened its combo windows noticeably.
- Shinigami and Reaper– soul mechanics that reward aggressive play. A 6.2 fix stopped Chainsaw Hybrid borrowing their soul system.
- Anubis– arrow obtainable and sitting in S tier, which makes it the best value roll in the game.
The catch with SPR is cooldown length. Both passives take a long time to come back, so you fight around those windows rather than spamming through them.
A Tier Stands and Specs
Far easier to obtain than S tier. Several of these compete directly with the top of the list.
- Gaster– the pick most players overlook. Hand Summon calls seven hands that strike together and detonate at the end. It also heals you and allies for 50 HP.
- X-Chara– built for chaining pressure. Knife Barrage creates space when you need to reset, and X-Blaster closes out low health targets.
- Gold Experience Requiem– crafted with a Requiem Arrow through the Ability Banner. Still one of the best answers to boss content.
- Tusk Act 4– rewards accuracy over button mashing. Its ceiling is high, its floor is not.
- Killer Queen– trap based zoning that punishes players who rush in without thinking.
- Silver Chariot– fast, clean, and forgiving. A solid first competitive stand for newer players.
If you are new to AUT, aim here first. An A tier stand you understand beats an S tier stand you rolled yesterday and have never practised.
B Tier Stands and Specs
Written off too quickly by most guides. Several of these catch high tier players off guard purely because nobody expects them.
- Sakuya– time manipulation for players who like reading fights. Slowing time sets up Killing Doll, a point blank knife barrage dealing up to 90 damage.
- Chariot Requiem– the tank option. Heavy Punch covers an area, while Soul Manipulation emits an aura that floors nearby enemies.
- Magician’s Red– steady fire damage with decent range. Nothing flashy, nothing broken.
- MUI and Drip Goku– spec picks with strong mobility. Both demand serious practice to look anything other than clumsy.
- Tusk Act 3– a stepping stone toward Act 4 rather than a destination.
Be honest about the trade off here. B tier needs real game knowledge, and dropping one into a coordinated team fight without knowing the kit ends badly.
C Tier Stands and Specs
Playable, but you will work twice as hard for half the result.
- C-Moon– the floor of the roster. 365 HP and no useful passive. Its kit rests on Inventing Barrage for a slow and Leap of Gravity for a small bounce.
- Made in Heaven– famous from the source material, underwhelming in current AUT balance.
- Tusk Act 1 and Act 2– early evolution steps. Push through them rather than settling.
- Kars and ULF Kars– aesthetically great, mechanically outdated.
- Vampire and Hamon– fine for casual servers, hopeless against anyone practised.
AUT Best Stands by Playstyle
Tier position and personal fit are different questions. Match the pick to how you like to fight.
- Ranked 1v1 duels– Star Platinum Requiem, King Crimson, or Sticky Fingers. Mix ups and frame advantage decide these.
- PvE and NPC grinding– Gaster or Gold Experience Requiem. Wide AoE and fast rush attacks clear mobs quicker than duel focused kits.
- Boss farming– Gold Experience Requiem remains the classic answer to DIO and Dio Brando.
- Aggressive melee– Ashura, built entirely around close range combos and counters.
- Team support– Gaster again, thanks to the 50 HP ally heal.
- Brand new players– Anubis or Crazy Diamond. Both roll from a standard arrow and both sit in S tier.
How to Get Stands and Specs in AUT
Three routes cover almost everything in the game.
Stand Arrows
The core method. Arrows spawn roughly every 30 seconds around the map and stick around for about four minutes. You can also buy one from the Shop for 1,000, or sell a spare at the Black Market for 300.
Arrow results split into two rarity bands:
- Common (70% chance)– Crazy Diamond, Anubis, Hierophant Green, and Star Platinum.
- Rare (30% chance)– The World, Gold Experience, Whitesnake, King Crimson, Star Platinum: The World, and Sticky Fingers.
Meteors are the other arrow source. They land between the Beach and the large mountain to its left. Roughly 60 to 70 percent of minutes produce one. Climbing the mountain gives you the best view of both spawn zones.
Evolution Items
Most top tier stands are upgrades rather than rolls.
- Requiem Arrow– turns Gold Experience into Gold Experience Requiem via the Ability Banner.
- Mysterious Hat– starts the Jotaro quest that evolves Star Platinum into Star Platinum: The World.
- DIO’s Bone– feeds the C-Moon, Made in Heaven, and The World Over Heaven questlines. Chest drops only.
- Techniques of The Ashura– the single item needed for Ashura. No boss fight, no questline, just chest RNG.
Quests and Bosses
Quest stands replace whatever you currently have with an evolved version. Most require beating a boss, and the Boss Summoner spawns them on demand. Rokakaka removes a stand you no longer want, freeing you to roll again.
Latest A Universal Time News
Update 6.2 landed in July 2026 and headlines with The Ashura. It unlocks from a chest item while you are Standless, which is unusually simple by AUT standards. The Premium Shop also refreshed. It now stocks Ashura, Slayer Trainee, and Early Access Water, Thunder, Moon, and Insect Breathing.
Balance work was lighter but meaningful. Crazy Diamond had its Bocchi rush attack sped up. Anubis got new sound effects on its Bamboo Hatted Kim skin, and several older skins moved to Unobtainable rarity. A bug letting Chainsaw Hybrid use the Reaper and Shinigami soul mechanic was patched out.
Note: Version 6.2 shipped without any new AUT codes. This followed 6.0 Chainsaw Hybrid from 7 June 2026, and the game now sits near 986 million visits.
What is the Use of an AUT Tier List?
Arrows cost money and meteors cost patience. A tier list stops you sinking hours into a stand that folds the moment you meet a practised opponent.
It also tracks where the meta actually sits after a patch. Crazy Diamond feels different since its rush buff, and Chainsaw Hybrid lost a mechanic it was never meant to have. Checking rankings before you commit keeps your trades fair and your build current.
Is This A Universal Time (AUT) Tier List Regularly Updated?
Yes. We at GoGachaGame revisit these rankings whenever Universe Time Studio touches the balance log. AUT patches land often, and a single update can move several kits at once.
Our approach is straightforward. We read the patch document, test the changed abilities, and watch what actually wins duels before shifting anyone. Bookmark this page and you will always land on the current version.
A Universal Time Tier List Ranking Factors
Every stand and spec was judged against the same checklist.
- Damage output and how reliably it lands
- Passive abilities and whether they change fights
- Survivability, healing, and defensive tools
- Combo potential and frame advantage in 1v1s
- Performance against NPCs and bosses, not just players
- How difficult the stand is to actually obtain
- Skill floor versus skill ceiling
Rarity was deliberately kept out of the scoring. Anubis rolls from a common arrow and still sits in S tier. Plenty of hard to obtain picks languish in C.
Where to Follow AUT Updates
Balance shifts fast in this game. The official A Universal Time Discord publishes update documents first, and the AUT Roblox community group carries announcements between patches.
For move level detail, the A Universal Time Fandom Wiki catalogues every stand and spec. You can also load A Universal Time on Roblox and read the current update notes in game.
We refresh this ranking with every major patch, so check back after each numbered update.
AUT Tier List FAQ
Star Platinum Requiem for all round play. Sans is stronger on paper but banned from PvP entirely.
His dodge mechanic completely negates abilities that open with a light hit before a heavier follow up. Opponents cannot land combos against him.
The Ashura, added in update 6.2. Find Techniques of The Ashura in a chest and use it while Standless.
Ten in total. At 70% you get Crazy Diamond, Anubis, Hierophant Green, or Star Platinum. The 30% band holds The World, Gold Experience, Whitesnake, King Crimson, Star Platinum: The World, and Sticky Fingers.
Use a Rokakaka. It strips your current stand and returns you to Standless so you can roll again.
No, just inefficient. A C tier stand in skilled hands still beats an S tier pick someone rolled this morning.
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