Tensura Incremental Tier List (2026) — Every Ultimate Skill Ranked

Tensura Incremental — listed on Roblox as Reincarnated as a Slime: Incremental — has exactly seven Ultimate Skills, and they are all named "Lord of …" apart from one. This tier list ranks all seven, explains the real unlock chain, and flags what we could not verify.

Tensura Incremental Ultimate Skills Tier List

Ultimate Skills arrived in the [Ultimates & New UI] update on April 8, 2026. Seven exist. The rankings below come from the developer-community update showcase, which demonstrates each Ultimate in live combat, cross-checked against community tier rankings published the same week.

Why Lord of Wrath tops the list

Lord of Wrath is the clearest S-tier pick because its damage is not close. In the update showcase it took almost half of Hinata's health bar in a single cast — no other Ultimate demonstrated anything near that. If you only ever charge one Ultimate, this is it, and it is best saved for the last quarter of a boss fight to push through enrage phases.

Why Lord of Purity sits beside it

Lord of Purity is the strongest healing Ultimate in the game. In a game built on long dungeon and raid attrition, sustain is the difference between clearing and resetting, which is why it shares the top tier despite doing little damage.

The A tier: buff-debuff value

Lord of Chaos is the most self-sufficient option because it buffs you and debuffs the enemy in the same cast, which is why solo players tend to favour it over raw damage. Lord of Void pairs strong damage with debuffs; opening with a debuff Ultimate while a boss is still above half health increases the damage it takes from your follow-up basic attacks.

The B tier

Lord of Vows gives strong buffs and is a solid support skill, but the update showcase is blunt that its damage is "not the best compared to others." Lord of Powers is the other support Ultimate, useful for stacking stats before you unleash a damage Ultimate. Disintegration is the odd one out on naming and lands mid-table on damage.

How Ultimate Skills Actually Unlock

The unlock chain is the part most guides get wrong, so here it is in the exact order the game requires:

1. Max every Unique Skill in your inventory to 100% mastery. Not just one — the game checks your whole inventory.
2. Evolve your race.
3. Buy the second racial upgrade, which costs 10,000 Souls. This second upgrade is the step that actually grants your Ultimate.

Casting is a separate cost. Ultimate Skills consume roughly 2–4 million magicules, and you raise your magicule ceiling through existence points earned from training, raids and Mother. The Ultimate meter charges only from basic skills — racial skills, spirit skills and unique skills all contribute nothing, which is the single most common reason players think their Ultimate is bugged.

If you are stockpiling resources for that 10,000-Soul upgrade, our list of active Tensura Incremental codes is the fastest legitimate boost, and our Tensura Incremental free Robux guide covers the pass side of progression.

Unique Skills and Races

Unique Skills are rolled and stored in an inventory — the game sells a Unique Skill Bag pass to expand it, confirming that you hold many at once rather than picking one. Because every Unique Skill has to hit 100% mastery before Ultimates unlock, there is no "wrong" Unique Skill to master; you will be mastering all of them regardless.

Unique Skills we can corroborate across more than one independent source include Creator, Reaper, Divine Berserker and Villain. Community rankings also place Great Sage highly. We have removed several Unique Skill names that appeared on this page previously because they could only be traced to a single tracker and do not appear in the game's own materials.

On races, public rankings put Slime, Vampire and Daemon at the top, with Ogre, Elf and Beastfolk as strong alternatives. Real evolution lines include Slime → Demon Slime, Goblin → Hobgoblin and Ogre → Kijin, with the Ogre → Kijin line generally recommended for hybrid physical/magical damage dealers. We previously published exact level and magicule figures for that evolution; those numbers were not sourceable and have been removed rather than repeated.

Spirits — What We Can and Cannot Verify

Spirits are unambiguously a real system: the game sells Spirit Slot #2, #3 and #4 passes plus Instant Spirit Access, which confirms you equip several spirits simultaneously rather than swapping one in and out. Spirit rolls are also a standard code reward.

What we cannot verify is any published list of individual spirit names with exact percentage bonuses. This page used to carry a six-row table of spirit names and precise stat percentages. None of it could be traced to the game, the developer or any independent source, so the entire table has been deleted. We would rather show you nothing here than invent numbers you will build a character around.

Corrections We Made to This Page

This page was rebuilt on August 17, 2026 after an audit against the live game. In the interest of being straight with you, here is what was wrong:

• The Ultimate Skill roster was almost entirely wrong. The page listed 18 Ultimate Skills — Sandalphon, Satanael, Lucifer, Azrael, Asmodeus, Hephaestus, Ahura Mazda, Metatron, Belphegor, Azathoth, Uriel, Mephisto, Typhon, Beelzebub, Raphael, Leviathan and Astarte. Those are Ultimate Skill names from the That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime anime, not from this Roblox game. Only Disintegration was real. All 17 have been removed.
• Per-skill magicule prices were invented. Figures like "Sandalphon costs 4 million" were fabricated; the game applies a general 2–4 million magicule band to Ultimates.
• The Spirits table was fabricated in full — all six names and all six percentage bonuses.
• Performance percentages were invented, including "35% higher DPS", "2–3x faster clears" and "15–20% below S-tier average".
• The claimed Ogre → Kijin requirement of Level 200 plus 5 million magicules had no source. The evolution is real; the numbers were not.
• "Updated every 3 to 4 weeks" was wrong — the game is discontinued.

Tensura Incremental Is Not Soul Reaper Incremental

These are two different Roblox games and they are easy to confuse, because both are anime-themed incremental RPGs with skill rolling and mastery systems.

Tensura Incremental (place ID 74982282775557) is by the group Vaelora and is based on That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime. Soul Reaper Incremental (place ID 93210389190688) is by M3 Industries, is based on Bleach, and is built around awakening a Zanpakutō rather than evolving a monster race. Nothing on this page applies to it: it has its own skills, its own codes and its own progression. It was also still receiving updates as of August 13, 2026, unlike Tensura Incremental.

Tensura Incremental in Numbers

All figures pulled live from the Roblox API on August 17, 2026:

One genuinely interesting leftover: the game carries a "Beat Sukuna Raid [JJKI X TI]" badge whose description states it grants special abilities in Jujutsu Kaisen: Incremental — a real cross-game crossover between the two titles. If you earned it, that reward still carries over even though Tensura Incremental itself is finished.

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• Tensura Incremental hub — codes, guides and current status in one place.
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• Tensura Incremental free Robux guide — passes, rolls and progression costs.
• Tensura Incremental vs Anime Vanguards — how it compares to a live alternative.

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