Gakuran styles are a big part of how your character fights in Roblox Gakuran. Each style changes your combat feel, from basic strikes to grapples, movement-heavy attacks, and pressure-based damage. If you want to win more fights, it helps to know what each style does and which one fits your build.

At launch, Gakuran has eight fighting styles spread across multiple rarities. Some are easy to roll, while others are rare enough that you may spend a while rerolling before you get them. Below, we break down every known style, what it seems best at, and which one stands out as the strongest choice for most players.

All Gakuran styles at a glance

StyleRarityOddsBest for
BasicCommon59%Simple, reliable combat
SluggerUncommon30%High-risk damage
Muay ThaiUncommon30%Aggressive pressure
KarateUncommon30%Straightforward basics
BoxingEpic10%Strong duels, short builds
HakariEpic10%Burst damage after combos
CapoeiraLegendary1%Mobility and crowd control
WrestlingLegendary1%Grapples and control

Basic

Basic is the starter-style option and the most common roll. It is not flashy, but it still has useful effects.

What it does

  • Faster posture regain
  • Bonus counterattack damage after a perfect parry
  • Chip damage through guard
  • Faster heavy attack cooldown

How it plays

Basic is a solid choice if you want something simple and dependable. It seems to work best for shorter builds and players who like direct, steady exchanges rather than elaborate setups.

Karate

Karate is one of the uncommon styles and leans into clean, traditional attacks.

What it does

  • Heavy attacks ragdoll enemies
  • Perfect parries boost posture regen
  • Heavy attacks partially refund posture
  • Some bleed damage through guard

How it plays

Karate is functional, but it is often described as one of the more forgettable styles. If you want a style that feels smooth and easy to understand, it can still do the job. If you want a more dynamic option, other styles may feel better.

Muay Thai

Muay Thai is one of the strongest uncommon styles and a favorite for aggressive players.

What it does

  • Heavy attacks ragdoll enemies
  • Every hit deals posture damage
  • 30% bleed damage through guard
  • 55% chance to clash into a grapple when M1s meet

How it plays

Muay Thai is built for pressure. It rewards players who stay on top of opponents and keep the fight moving. It also appears to work especially well on taller builds, where the animations and reach feel more natural.

Slugger

Slugger is the risky damage style in the uncommon group.

What it does

  • 25% more damage dealt
  • 10% more damage taken

How it plays

Slugger asks you to trade durability for raw output. That can work if you know how to avoid getting punished, but it can also backfire fast if you play carelessly. It is the kind of style that can feel strong in the right hands but punishing in the wrong ones.

Boxing

Boxing is one of the epic styles and is widely considered one of the strongest choices in Gakuran styles.

What it does

  • Heavy attacks have i-frames, so they cannot be interrupted
  • Perfect parries reduce heavy attack cooldown
  • Chip damage on attacks
  • Heavy attack is a two-punch combo
  • The first punch cannot be parried; the second can be

How it plays

Boxing is excellent for duels because it forces opponents to guess. The two-hit heavy attack can bait players into reacting too early, and the first punch creates pressure that is hard to ignore. It is also especially strong on short builds, where the style’s pressure game seems to shine.

Hakari

Hakari is the other epic style and focuses on burst damage.

What it does

  • Momentum is unique to this style
  • After landing a full M1 combo, heavy attack damage triples
  • Heavy attack can ragdoll without needing a charge
  • Strong animation set

How it plays

Hakari rewards rhythm and timing. If you can land your full basic combo, your follow-up becomes much more threatening. It seems to work best on short and medium builds, and its heavy attack looks versatile enough to be useful in both duels and messier fights.

Capoeira

Capoeira is one of the legendary styles and leans heavily into movement.

What it does

  • 5% extra damage on guard break hits
  • 25% shorter dash cooldown
  • Heavy attack ragdolls enemies

How it plays

Capoeira is more about repositioning than brute force. Its movement tools make it useful for players who like to stay mobile and keep opponents off balance. The ragdoll on heavy attack can help in crowd control, but the short knockdown window makes follow-up combos harder.

Wrestling

Wrestling is the other legendary style and is built around grabs and control.

What it does

  • Hyper armor after landing the grab attack
  • Grab attack deals 1.5x more damage
  • 15% extra damage on guard break hits
  • 15% chip damage
  • Stuns nearby enemies when you knock someone down

How it plays

Wrestling can be devastating if you land your timing correctly. The grab-based pressure and nearby stun effects make it strong in group fights, and it looks especially good on taller builds. It is less about flashy movement and more about forcing awkward situations for the enemy team.

Kerei

Kerei is the newest style mentioned in recent gameplay coverage and appears to be a hard-hitting option with some limitations.

What it does

  • Heavy attack is a headbutt that ragdolls enemies
  • Enemies cannot parry for 2 seconds after the hit
  • 15% extra total damage below 25% health
  • 15% chip damage through guard bleed

How it plays

Kerei looks fun and has strong pressure potential, but it also seems more situational than Wrestling. The heavy attack range is very short, and it does not have hyper armor, so timing matters a lot. Some players may also notice long cooldown behavior, though that could change with updates.

Best Gakuran style right now

If you want the best overall style in Gakuran at launch, Boxing is the safest recommendation for most players.

It stands out because:

  • It is easier to obtain than Legendary styles
  • It is very strong in one-on-one fights
  • Its heavy attack is hard to deal with
  • It can punish players who overcommit

That said, the best style for you can still depend on your build and playstyle.

Best styles by playstyle

PlaystyleBest pickWhy
New playerBasicSimple and reliable
Aggressive pressureMuay ThaiStrong combo pressure and posture damage
Duel-focusedBoxingHard to interrupt and strong in exchanges
Burst combo styleHakariHuge payoff after a full combo
Mobility and spacingCapoeiraDash cooldown and repositioning
Grapple/controlWrestlingStrong grabs and crowd disruption
Risk/reward damageSluggerHigh damage if you can stay alive

Which Gakuran styles are easiest to get?

If you are rerolling, rarity matters a lot.

  • Basic is the most common
  • Slugger, Muay Thai, and Karate are uncommon
  • Boxing and Hakari are epic
  • Capoeira and Wrestling are legendary

If you are chasing a top-tier style, expect to spend rerolls. If you just want something effective quickly, Boxing and Muay Thai are often the most appealing targets.

Tips for choosing the right style

A good fighting style is not just about rarity. It should match how you actually fight.

Use short builds if you want:

  • Boxing
  • Basic
  • Hakari

Use taller builds if you want:

  • Muay Thai
  • Wrestling
  • Possibly Capoeira

Choose styles with pressure if you like:

  • Constant attacks
  • Forcing parries
  • Guard chip and posture damage

Choose styles with control if you like:

  • Knockdowns
  • Grapples
  • Disrupting groups of enemies

Should you reroll your current style?

If you already have a style that fits your build and playstyle, you may want to keep it rather than chase a rare roll right away. But if you roll something like Slugger and do not enjoy the risk, a reroll can be worth it.

Because fighting style balance may change after updates, it is always smart to check your current in-game options before committing too hard to a single choice.

Final thoughts

Gakuran styles give the combat system a lot of personality. Some are straightforward, some are flashy, and some are built around very specific strengths. If you want the most powerful all-around option, Boxing is the standout pick. If you want raw pressure, Muay Thai and Hakari are excellent. If you want mobility or grapples, Capoeira and Wrestling offer unique tools that can be fun and effective.

No matter what you roll, the best style is the one that fits how you play.

FAQ

What are the best Gakuran styles?

Boxing is the strongest all-around choice for most players, while Muay Thai, Hakari, Wrestling, and Capoeira can also be excellent in the right hands.

Is Boxing better than Legendary styles in Gakuran?

For many players, yes. Boxing is easier to obtain and is very strong in duels, even though Legendary styles are rarer.

What style is best for short builds?

Boxing and Basic are strong choices for shorter builds, and Hakari also seems to work well.

How do I get more fighting styles in Gakuran?

You reroll your fighting style in-game. If you run out, check for current in-game methods or any available official codes, since updates may change how rerolls are obtained.