Summary

• 31 characters in Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising have unique Super Skybound Arts to deliver devastating attacks with stunning visuals.
• From fierce summonings to fierce slashes, the attacks from these characters make every match a treat to watch unfold.
• While some Super Skybound Arts may be flashy but lack something extra, others have flawless execution and stunning animations.

There are a whopping 31 characters in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising, all of whom possess unique Super Skybound Arts that highlight their persona෴lity and strengths, enabling them to deliver a devastating attack with stunning animations and visual flair.

Whether you're a newcomer or a were here from the game's initial release, these immense attacks will never get old to watch unfold, even if you're on the receiving end. Okay, that last part may be false, but you get the point. These fierce, flashy, and breathtaking attacks make them such a treat to see in a match.

Updated April 28, 2024, By Seth Parmer: Since we last revisited this list, Vane has entered the roster of Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising, giving us a reason to revisit this guide, add him into the mix, and make some minor format adjustments to make everything that much more organized and up to date with our other lists!

31 Soriz

Soriz kicks this list off with the worst of them all: A basic Install Super. Sure, he gets MUCH stronger than he already was and can do some gruesome things while in this form, but there's no flashy animation or flair of any kind... Unless you count him stripping down into his tighty whities as 'visual flair.'

Installs have their time and place, but in a ranking of which Super is the best, this just isn't it. However, there are ways to implement an Install Super, which we will cover a bit later in the list. It surely shows this one up in every way.

30 Charlotta

Up next is the adorable Charlotta, who is powerful in her own right b𒉰ut leaves much to be desired regarding h꧙er Super Skybound Art. While the visual flair is there, it falls short compared to the rest of the cast.

Charlotta summons immense power to her sword before launching it a🙈head of her into her opposition, dealing tremendous damage with a lovely goldish🐼-yellow wave of energy. It looks cool, but many more are ahead of what she brings.

29 Vane

Vane is the newest addition to the Granblue F🌟antasy Ver💃sus: Rising roster. Overall, he is a cool and rewarding character but lacks in a few key areas, including his Super Skybound Art. Which is a problem for this list specifically.

He charges up his battle axe, strikes his opponent with it, and launches them into the heavens, creating a large sun-like explosion in the sky above. While the effects look cool, the overall attack is relatively tame and a tad boring, especially when we look at the rest of the cast. It's fine but nothing too drastic, placing it near the bottom of the list. Sorry, Vane!

28 Siegfried

Siegfried's is a bit tricky to place, as its concept is cool, but the execution isn't the best it could be. It begins with him charging up his true potential before ultimately succumbing to enragement.

However, he gets pulled out of the darkness from a flashback of a happier time with his loved ones, having him regain composure and deliver a devastating slash with his sword. While a terrific premise, we feel it's missing 'something' extra that could turn it from good to great.

27 Matera

Matera is another example of a Super Skybound Art that feels like it's missing that secret 'something' that the top tier has, making it a good Super overall but not a great one by any stretch.

She begins by firing a devastating arrow at her opposition before promptly rushing toward them to deliver a fury of kicks, firing off another arrow before stomping them into the ground. It's fast, flashy, but ultimately nothing too extreme.

26 Vaseraga

Vaseraga follows the same principles as the past few characters covered on this list, bringing a flashy and powerful Super Skybound Art to the table that feels like it's lacking in a few aspects to make it truly special.

He's a slow yet menacing character who uses an enormous scythe as his weapon of choice, putting it to use with a series of slashes that culminate with a final, super-charged slash that creates a wave of purple energy. It's flashy and cool but a bit basic.

25 Eustace

While still a bit basic, Eustace's Super Skybound Art is where things begin to get slightly better, but only by the thinnest of margins. Still, it's much better from a visual perspective than the others thus far.

Eustace's Super Skybound Art has him launch a charged shot at his opponent with his rifle before powering up another super-charged shot and firing it off into the sky above, having lightning rain down from the sky onto his opponent. Simple. Effective. And safe.

24 Zeta

Similarly to Eustace, Zeta's Super Skybound Art has a bit more going for it than the others, but only slightly. This has her encase her opposition in a large, floating diamond before launching a charged energy beam shot from her staff at the crystal, causing it to shatter and deal tremendous damage.

The colors, setup, and animation are all stellar here, but it just feels like there could have been more to it, taking it from a basic and safe Super to one we will remember for years to come. It's good, but nothing to write home about. Unfortunately.

23 Ferry

Ferry's is the most unfortunate one on this list, as the setup and animation are all killer, but the conclusion of her Super Skybound Art falls a bit flat, having her fumble at the finish line. Still, she brings the heat, standing tall above the others thus far.

Summoning celestial spirits that chase down her opponent as they soar through the air after being launched from your attack is a sight to behold, but followingꩵ th♕at up with a standard charged energy ball to cap things off really undercuts everything that was built up.

22 Percival

Speaking🌜 of bringing the heat, next in line is Percival, who summons a whirlwind of fire bef𓆉ore it explodes at the end, dealing mass damage to his opponent, who was swept up inside.

Visually, this Super Skybound Art is fantastic, but it is a bit safe and basic, which aligns with the others listed so far. It's a fine Super overall, but not one that will have you losing your mind when you see it performed in a match.