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Manok Na Pula Tier List: Strongest Chickens Compared

Across the published rankings, one name keeps the crown: Super Sisiw 4 / Monkey 4 Evolve ranks first in the overall lists. Sarimanok headlines the top band too — though its exact position moves (the six-band list puts Bald Chicken second, Akatchuki third and Sarimanok fifth). This page compares those placements honestly instead of inventing a new damage score: a top-tier name is where your decision starts, not where it ends.

Your fighter’s form, level and the battle in front of you all belong in the choice — before any upgrade resources move.

🏆 Top placements at a glance

1st

Super Sisiw 4 / Monkey 4 Evolve

First place overall; S or Z depending on the scale used.

Top

Sarimanok

Top band everywhere; its numbered position inside the band varies by list.

S+

Hokage

S or S+ across the compared scales.

S/A

Kyubi

S in top-pick lists, A in the S/A/B comparison — same chicken, different ladders.

Quick Comparison

The Placements, Side by Side

Super Sisiw 4 leads the overall placements, while Sarimanok, Hokage, Kyubi, Taguro, Bald Chicken, Gear 4 and Akatsuki land in different bands across the compared scales. The table keeps each placement attached to its scale instead of crushing them into one fake universal order.

ChickenPublished placementComparison priority
Super Sisiw 4 / Monkey 4 EvolveFirst place; S or Z by scaleStart the strongest-overall comparison here
SarimanokTop band; position inside it differsCompare directly alongside Super Sisiw 4
HokageS or S+Belongs on every high-placement shortlist
KyubiS in top-pick lists; A in another schemeKeep the source scale attached to the letter
TaguroA or S+Identify the exact form before comparing
Bald Chicken / One PunchA or S+Match the original One Punch form first
Gear 4 / Elastic Chicken (Gear 4)S+ in the six-band listPreserve the Gear 4 form name
Akatsuki / Akatchuki ChickenA or S+Watch for the spelling variant between lists

Placement references: the six-band roster ranking, the strongest-fighter shortlist and the S/A/B comparison.

🏷️ An S belongs to its editor’s scale. The ladders in circulation run Z/S+/S/A/B/C on one side and S/A/B/C on the other, with different boundaries — a letter cannot be carried unchanged from one to the other. This table names comparison candidates; it does not claim a complete roster count or a single final ranking.

Do It Properly

How Should You Compare Chicken Strength?

Compare one identified form, at the same level, in the same game build. A damage figure floating free of those three conditions cannot settle whether Super Sisiw 4, Sarimanok or Taguro deserves your next upgrade — it can only start an argument.

⚔️ Attack

What offensive value does the selected chicken display? Attack answers the damage question — and only that question.

❤️ HP

How much health does the selected form show? HP means health points — survivability, not damage.

💥 Critical chance

What probability is shown for a critical hit? A percentage is a likelihood, never an attack value — do not add it to one.

🧱 Defense

What defensive value appears alongside that same level and form? Read all four columns from the same stat card, every time.

Keep every value’s unit or scale attached to it. A relative score and a raw stat number are different measurements, and multiplying a score by a guessed factor does not connect them. Then match the battle conditions: same mode, comparable opponent. Switch the chicken, the level and the opponent all at once and you have changed three variables — you will never know which one moved the result.

Finally, keep two different things separate: an editorial tier band is a ranking judgment published by a list-maker, while a class shown inside the game is the game’s own label. A published letter does not reveal a damage formula, and it does not set an unlock requirement either.

The Shortlist

Which Strongest Chickens Should You Compare First?

Start with Super Sisiw 4 and Sarimanok, then work through the other named fighters to narrow the field — always attached to the exact name and form, never to a nickname treated as a separate roster entry.

👑 Super Sisiw 4 and Sarimanok

Super Sisiw 4 holds the leading position in the top-pick comparison, with Sarimanok immediately behind it — which makes the pair the natural starting comparison, without prescribing the same purchase for every account.

  • Begin with access: an already-unlocked Sarimanok and a locked Super Sisiw 4 are different decisions. Compare the fighter you can field today against the real requirements for obtaining the other.
  • Then match levels and attributes: a stronger-looking stat card at a different level answers a level-specific question, not a permanent head-to-head verdict.
  • Record the exact form: note which Super Sisiw form you selected before drawing conclusions about the whole Sisiw line.
  • Use identical columns: an attack-to-health comparison measures two different properties and settles nothing.

Aim the comparison at your actual problem — clearing a campaign encounter, improving player-match results, or something else entirely. Both placements earn the comparison; neither guarantees victory against an opponent nobody named.

🥷 Hokage and Kyubi

Both appear in the S-tier shortlist — yet the S/A/B comparison places Kyubi in A, the cleanest illustration on this page of why the scale matters even for a famous name.

  • Put both fighters beside your current main at comparable levels.
  • Compare displayed attack, health and defense before choosing an upgrade.
  • Do not infer a stun effect, a stealth ability or the fastest attack from an S label — a placement identifies a candidate, nothing more.
  • The selected fighter’s actual attributes are what you are really comparing.

👊 Taguro and Bald Chicken

Both sit in A on the S/A/B comparison, while the six-band roster list lifts their corresponding entries to S+. Different ladders — not a disagreement about one numerical grade.

  • Preserve Hydro Chicken (120%) when using the six-band Taguro entry; never shorten a form-specific comparison into a claim about every Taguro variant.
  • The shortlist calls Bald Chicken One Punch / Manok Ni OnePunch — keep that alias distinct from the newer Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS) form in the developer notes.
  • Choosing by a familiar character reference alone risks upgrading the wrong form entirely.

🎈 Gear 4 and Akatsuki

Gear 4 appears as Elastic Chicken (Gear 4) in the six-band list, and Akatsuki appears there spelled Akatchuki Chicken — use the form label and the chicken’s displayed identity together when matching a roster entry to a ranking.

  • Akatsuki’s A in the shortlist and S+ on the longer scale make it worth comparing without inventing a universal position.
  • Gear 4’s placement belongs to that named form — not to every Elastic Chicken entry.
  • Keep these identifiers in your upgrade notes: a spelling difference does not automatically mean a different fighter, and a form suffix must never quietly disappear.

Context Matters

Does the Best Chicken Change by Game Mode?

Yes — because each mode asks a different question. Campaign encounters, player matches and boss fights reward different strengths, so a fighter’s place in an overall tier group establishes neither the fastest clear, nor the highest win rate, nor the answer to a specific boss.

Battle contextThe useful comparison question
CampaignWhich owned, selected form improves results against the encounter you are trying to clear?
MultiplayerHow does the fighter perform against a comparable opponent at the same upgrade state?
Boss encounterWhich candidate improves the outcome against that particular boss, at that level?
TournamentWhat form and account conditions apply to the Tournament battle you intend to enter?

🎯 Keep the test clean: run the same comparison process for Super Sisiw 4, Sarimanok and the rest of your shortlist, and record the opponent and mode alongside the fighter. Carry a campaign result into multiplayer and you are guessing. Change your attack timing at the same time as the chicken and you have added a second difference to the experiment. A mode-specific choice needs a mode-specific result — a tier letter only supplies the shortlist.

Spend Wisely

Which Chicken Should You Upgrade From Your Owned Roster?

Choose from the chickens you own, in the forms you have selected, at the levels they actually are. A high-placement name that is still locked cannot answer where your next resource spend goes — and on the road players call the Manok Na Pula level 1000 grind, wasted upgrades are the most expensive mistakes in the game.

1

Identify your current fighter

Name the chicken and the exact form you already use for the battle you care about.

2

Note level and attributes

Write down the current level and the displayed stats before a single resource moves.

3

Compare an available alternative

Test the alternative under the same conditions — same mode, same opponent class, honest levels.

4

Improve or unlock — decide

Upgrade the current fighter, or work toward another unlock, using the actual requirements your account shows.

🪙 Resources stay attached to their action: keep coins, Dragon Eye and Magic Dust tied to the specific upgrade or unlock that requests them. Never assume every fighter uses the same resource or the same path — and with Super Sisiw 3, watch the selected transformation stage, not just the name.

📦 About the mod shortcut: the builds promoted as manok na pula mods unlimited everything 2026 advertise resources without the grind — those are claims about a modified Android build, recorded on the homepage file record. A chicken’s tier placement is a separate question from how any build hands out currency, and the two should never be merged into one promise.

Roster Changes

How Do New Chicken Forms Affect the Tier List?

New forms widen the comparison; an addition alone never establishes a top-tier position. The original game’s Google Play release notes name these roster and selection changes — what they confirm is existence, not supremacy.

⭐ Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE

Joins the roster as a new named form. Its arrival starts a comparison; it does not finish one.

👊 Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS)

A named new form — keep it distinct from the older One Punch / Bald Chicken entries it resembles.

🔄 Sisiw 3 → Ultra Sisiw window

A transformation window from Sisiw 3 to Ultra Sisiw is added — which stage you select changes what you are ranking.

🎛️ Selectable Super Sisiw versions

Different Super Sisiw versions become selectable after Ultra Sisiw is unlocked. Record the selected version in every comparison.

🏟️ Tournament location

Tournament arrives as a location — one more battle context where an overall tier letter proves even less.

📏 The standing rule

A result for one form does not rank every selectable version, and a label like SERIOUS supplies no damage number and no automatic first place.

Tier List FAQ

Manok Na Pula Tier List — Questions

The five questions behind almost every roster argument.

Super Sisiw 4 (Monkey 4 Evolve) leads the published placements, and Sarimanok joins it in the strongest shortlist. Pick between the fighters you actually have using matched levels, forms and battle conditions — the ranking starts the decision, your roster finishes it.

Neither placement establishes a universal winner. Match the levels, the selected forms and the intended opponent before deciding — and remember your unlocked roster decides which comparison applies to you at all. An unlocked Sarimanok today can be worth more than a locked Super Sisiw 4 next month.

No. S depends on the ranking scale: Z/S+/S/A/B/C and S/A/B/C draw their boundaries differently, which is how Kyubi can be S on one list and A on another without either list being wrong. Read the fighter’s position inside its own scale instead of transferring the letter.

No. The developer’s notes establish that these forms were added — not that they outrank existing fighters. Compare each exact form’s displayed attributes and battle results under matched conditions before spending anything on them.

Start with an unlocked fighter and the battle you want to complete. Compare its current level and the upgrade requirements in front of you before committing resources. A locked top-tier name alone cannot choose an upgrade for a starter roster.

Download Manok Na Pula Mod APK v8.3

Version 8.3 needs Android 5.1 or later and an ARM64 phone. Compare the fighters above, then take the build whose file record you can verify.