Manok Na Pula Tier List — All Ranked Chickens
This tier list ranks the Manok Na Pula roster into four competitive bands — S, A, B, and C — based on attack power, survivability, and real-world PvP and campaign performance. It includes the naming bridge between the game’s Filipino chicken names and the English nicknames used across community rankings, and an honest account of which entries carry a verified tier placement.
TIER SNAPSHOT
S-TIER PICKS
6 chickens
SOURCED PLACEMENTS
16 of 49
BEST BEGINNER PICK
Sarimanok
NAMING BRIDGE
Filipino ↔ English
STATUS
Confirmed
How This Tier List Is Built
Each chicken earns its band from three factors: raw combat stats where they’re documented, real PvP and boss-fight performance reported across community rankings, and versatility across offline campaign play, online multiplayer, and the server-validated Tournament arena. A chicken with strong stats but poor Tournament-mode viability lands differently than one that performs consistently across every mode.
Not every chicken in the 49-strong roster carries the same depth of public data. Some — Super Sisiw 4, Sarimanok, Manok Ni Taguro — have detailed stat breakdowns published across multiple sources. Others have a confirmed tier band with no independently verified stat card behind it yet. Where that’s the case below, the entry says so directly instead of presenting a guessed number as fact.
What the Tiers Mean
S-Tier
Dominates the current meta — the picks that decide close matches and lead most competitive rosters.
A-Tier
Strong but situational, rewarding a specific playstyle rather than winning by default.
B-Tier
Balanced and forgiving — the right call for a new player still learning the strike-bar timing.
C-Tier
The base roster and early-game chickens — useful for learning the fundamentals, outmatched in ranked PvP.
S-Tier: The Strongest Chickens
Super Sisiw 4 and Sarimanok lead the current S-tier, with Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE, Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS), Manok Na Hokage, and Manok Na Kyubi rounding out the top band. Super Sisiw 4 evolves from Super Sisiw 3, which trades that top-band burst for steadier, more forgiving control at an earlier, cheaper investment stage.
Super Sisiw 4
Combines the highest speed in the roster with devastating combo damage — rapid multi-hit strikes that can eliminate a lower-tier opponent before it gets a turn. Moderate defense keeps it from being a pure glass cannon. Best for PvP arena matches and aggressive lineups.
Sarimanok — see full profile
Pairs strong offense with real durability — a shield effect plus a gradual healing aura that keeps it alive through prolonged fights. The roster’s best all-rounder rather than its hardest hitter. Best for boss fights, team battles, and long campaign runs.
Manok Na Hokage
Brings crowd control instead of raw burst — a stun-and-slow effect that disrupts an opponent’s tempo, paired with balanced attack and defense. Best for controlling the pace of a match rather than winning outright in one exchange.
Manok Na Kyubi
Demon Fox Chicken
An assassin-profile pick: high speed, stealth-style burst damage, and a hit-and-run kit that punishes backline targets. Fragile if caught out of position. Best for flanking and backline elimination in PvP.
Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE
One of the two newest S-tier additions, introduced alongside the current build’s Tournament arena. Carries a real, sourced placement from the mod’s own patch data — no independently published community stat breakdown exists yet.
Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS)
The other newest S-tier addition. Same coverage note as Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE: a real, sourced placement in the current top band, with no independent stat breakdown yet — expect a fuller profile once community testing catches up.
A-Tier: Strong, Situational Picks
A-tier chickens trade S-tier dominance for reliability — strong enough to climb ranks without needing the roster’s most contested picks.
Manok Ni Taguro
Hydro Chicken
The roster’s tank profile: the highest defense of any chicken checked for this list, with a shield-and-splash-damage kit that punishes attackers who commit to a front-line fight. Slower than the S-tier speedsters, but close to unkillable when paired with support.
Manok Na Samurai
Samurai Chicken
Rewards precise strike-bar timing with above-average critical damage, a solid mid-roster pick for players comfortable with the timing mechanic.
Manok Ni Kupido
Cupid Chicken (Angel)
Leans into support-oriented utility with moderate offense, a reasonable pick when the lineup already has a hard-hitting S-tier chicken and needs a complementary role.
Manok Na Unicorn
Unicorn Chicken
Balances offense and defense evenly, without a single standout stat, similar in shape to Manok Na Hokage but without the crowd-control kit that pushes Hokage into S-tier.
Manok na Magtataho
Rounds out A-tier as one of the current build’s carried-forward additions. No confidently matched alternate-naming alias was found for this chicken across the sources checked — documented here under its one confirmed name rather than a guessed pairing.
B-Tier: Balanced and Beginner-Friendly
B-tier chickens forgive mistimed strikes and reward steady play, making this the roster’s most beginner-friendly band even though it sits below the competitive ceiling.
Manok Na Robot
Robot Chicken
Offers consistent, unspectacular stats across the board; a safe pick for campaign progress without a clear weakness to punish.
Manok Na Gymnast
Gymnast Chicken
Trades raw power for mobility, useful for dodging heavy hits in longer matches.
Manok Na Boksingero
Boxer Chicken
A straightforward damage-focused pick without the durability to hold a front line against A-tier or higher opponents.
Manok na Moja
Moja Chicken (Baby)
One of the current build’s newer carried-forward roster additions, sitting comfortably in B-tier on early testing.
Autonomous Ultra Sisiw & Lechon Manok
Complete the B-tier band as balanced, campaign-viable picks without a standout PvP niche.
Sarimanok (beginner slot)
Also fills a beginner-friendly slot despite its S-tier ceiling — its healing aura forgives mistimed strikes in a way few other top-tier picks do, which is why newer players are often pointed toward it even before they’re ready for full S-tier competition.
C-Tier: Early-Game and Campaign
C-tier covers the base Manok Na Pula and the starter roster — the chickens every new save starts with before unlocking the rest. They teach the strike-bar timing fundamentals and clear early campaign content without trouble, but fall behind a maxed opponent’s S-tier pick in ranked PvP or Tournament play. Treat C-tier as a training ground, not a long-term competitive roster.
Two Names, One Chicken: Reading This List Against Other Sources
Manok Na Pula’s roster is documented under two different naming conventions across community sources — the game’s own Filipino names, and English descriptive nicknames used on some independent ranking pages.
Filipino name (in-game)
Alternate / English nickname
Super Sisiw 4
Monkey 4 Evolve / Super Chicken
Sarimanok
Sarimanok (Mythical) — same name both conventions
Manok Ni Taguro
Hydro Chicken (120%)
Manok Na Hokage
Hokage Chicken (Sage Mode)
Manok Na Kyubi
Demon Fox Chicken (4-Tail)
Manok Na Samurai
Samurai Chicken
Manok Na Boksingero
Boxer Chicken
Manok Na Unicorn
Unicorn Chicken
Manok Ni Kupido
Cupid Chicken (Angel)
Manok Na Gymnast
Gymnast Chicken
Manok Na Robot
Robot Chicken
Manok na Moja
Moja Chicken (Baby)
Several other English-nickname entries appear on independent tier lists — Akatchuki Chicken, Elastic Chicken, Darkness Chicken, Holy Chicken, and roughly thirty more — without a confidently matched Filipino-name counterpart in the sources checked for this list. They’re real, documented characters; they’re simply not cross-referenced here until a source ties them to a specific named entry on the official roster.
Best Chicken for Beginners
Sarimanok is the strongest beginner-friendly pick — its healing aura and shield effect forgive mistimed strikes while its damage output stays competitive well into the mid-game, which is rare for a chicken that also holds a genuine S-tier ceiling. A new player who maxes Sarimanok first gets a chicken that’s forgiving early and still viable in serious PvP later, rather than needing to swap to a different main once the training wheels come off.
Meta Shifts and an Honest Count
This list documents every chicken with a real, sourced tier placement or profile as of the current update — not a rounded headline count.
Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE and Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS) are the newest S-tier additions, introduced alongside the current build’s Tournament arena. No independently published community tier list yet reflects either addition — most existing rankings were written before the current patch and simply don’t cover them.
The in-game roster totals 49 chickens. Sixteen have a specific, sourced tier-band placement below. A broader set of roughly 30 additional named characters exists under the alternate English-nickname convention on independent community rankings, without a confidently verified Filipino-name pairing or an independently sourced stat profile for each one. Those remain unranked rather than padded in with guessed placements.
Frequently Asked Questions
Want every S-tier chicken unlocked already?
The current build unlocks all 49 chickens from launch — no grinding to test a tier list pick.