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0commentsUpdated on 10/06/2026 at 04:00 PM

Itoshi Rin: ¥180,000,0001669

The worldwide ranking generated by 12.3k votes

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Itoshi Rin: ¥180,000,0001669

Seishiro Nagi: ¥43,000,0001593

Yoichi Isagi: ¥150,000,0001591

Meguru Bachira: ¥66,000,0001567

Baro Shoei: ¥130,000,0001527

Hyoma Chigiri: ¥50,000,0001495

Shidou Ryusei: ¥25,000,0001492

Mikage Reo: ¥36,000,0001480

Rensuke Kunigami: ¥50,000,0001439

#10

Yukimiya Kenyu: ¥36,000,0001369

#11

Ikki Niko: ¥30,000,0001309

#12

Oliver Aiku: ¥38,000,0001284

#13

Gin Gagamaru: ¥32,000,0001279

#14

Karasu Tabito: ¥24,000,0001277

#15

Yoh Hiori: ¥20,000,0001253

#16

Otoya Eita: ¥22,000,0001253

#17

Kurona Ranze: ¥34,000,0001221

#18

Jingo Raichi: ¥18,000,0001141

#19

Jyubei Aryu: ¥35,000,0001127

#20

Zantetsu Tsurugi: ¥8,000,0001117

#21

Shuto Sendou: ¥20,000,0001030

#22

Tokimitsu Aoshi: ¥10,000,0001007

#23

Nanase Nijiro: ¥3,000,000907

#24

Kazuma Niou: ¥6,000,000850

#25

Hayate Haru: ¥13,000,000800

#26

Miroku Darai: ¥15,000,000799

#27

Reiji Hiiragi: ¥5,000,000751

#28

Kukaku Gen: ¥5,000,000590

#29

Wanima Junichi: ¥4,000,000583

What the community says

Itoshi Rin: ¥180,000,000 leads with an ELO of 1,669, ahead of Seishiro Nagi: ¥43,000,000 (1,593) and Yoichi Isagi: ¥150,000,000 (1,591). Ranked over 12,254 duels between 29 contenders, last updated October 6, 2026.

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How this ranking is computed

Every duel won lifts a contender and every loss drops them, by an amount that depends on the opponent's strength: beating the leader is worth more than beating the last. It is an ELO, the same principle as in chess. Duels are not drawn at random — an adaptive entropy sort puts the least predictable match-ups first, which settles the ranking far faster than a full round robin. A worldwide ranking is only published past 30 completed plays. Known limit: a contender who has faced few opponents keeps an approximate score, and the bottom of the table moves more than the podium.