Gakuran Fighting Styles

Quick answer

Confirmed styles Boxing, Muay Thai, Hakari.
Top tier (community) Muay Thai — best reach and space control.
Reroll cost 5 Robux per attempt from the Stats menu.
Should you reroll? Usually no — learn your free style first; skill beats tier.

Every student rolls a Style at character creation — it changes your melee animations, combo routes, and finisher windows (it's not a cosmetic). Gameplay footage confirms three: Boxing, Muay Thai, and Hakari. Reroll costs 5 Robux from the Stats menu. Below is what each style does best, who it suits, and when a reroll is actually worth it.

Style	Playstyle	Tier*	Best for
Boxing	Close range · Punch combos	A	Fast M1 pressure, hallway brawls
Muay Thai	Kicks · Aggressive melee	S	Kick range & space control
Hakari	Flashy · Off-meta	B	Flashy finishers, surprise duelists

Boxing — close-range pressure

Short hooks and fast light chains; dominant in tight hallway scraps. Stay inside range and break guard with M1 → M1 → critical. Weak against kick-heavy Muay Thai at mid range if you only walk forward — dash angles instead.

Muay Thai — space control

Kicks and clinch pressure with the best reach of the three; rated top-tier in community clips. Use range to poke, then close for the slam-stomp finish.

Hakari — flashy off-meta

Style-points finishers that catch lazy parries off guard, but it needs clean execution. Pairs well with a taller Height roll in community footage.

Which style should I pick?

New player? Keep whatever you roll and learn to weave — every style can win with the core combo.
Like pressure and close brawls? Boxing rewards aggressive forward play.
Prefer poking and control? Muay Thai's reach is the safest pick in crowded fights.
Want flair and mind-games? Hakari punishes lazy parries but demands clean execution.

Common style mistakes

Rerolling before you can combo. Tier means nothing if you can't weave. Learn the basics on your free style first.
Chasing S-tier blindly. A style you execute well beats a "better" one you don't. Comfort > tier.
Playing Boxing at the wrong range. Walking straight into Muay Thai kicks loses; dash angles to close the gap.
Whiffing Hakari finishers. Its flashy moves have recovery — land them on a baited swing, not on cooldown.

More styles reported — and the perk system

Boxing, Muay Thai and Hakari are the styles we've had confirmed longest, but current community guides now describe a wider roster and a per-style perk system. These are community-reported and not yet independently verified here, so treat them as unofficial until you confirm in-game:

Newly reported styles: Karate, Wrestling and Slugger now appear across multiple guides alongside the original three.
Perks per style (reported): Guard Pierce (how much damage chips through a block), Resilience (odds of winning a grapple/clinch — e.g. Karate lower, Muay Thai and Wrestling higher), and Heavy Hitter (extra guard-break damage, reported highest on Wrestling).
What this means: style choice may be less about a flat tier and more about which perks fit your game — chip pressure, grapple wins, or guard-break bursts.

We keep the ranked table above to the styles we've verified longest, and flag the rest as reported-not-confirmed. We'll fold the new styles into the tier list once verified in-game — accuracy first.

Reroll sparingly5 Robux feels cheap once, but failed rolls add up. Learn parries on your free Style first — and run the numbers in the Reroll Simulator.