Alice Fiction Tier List Maker: Best Characters Ranked and Explained 2026
Alice Fiction Tier List is a free interactive tier list maker on Tier List Maker. Drag and drop 87 images across 5 ranking tiers (S, A, B, C, D), customize everything, then download or share your ranking — no login and no watermark.
Features of this tier list maker:
- Drag & drop ranking — Drag any image from the pool into a tier and drag between tiers to re-rank; the × on an image inside a tier sends it back to the pool.
- Download Tier List — Save the finished tier list as a PNG image that matches the on-screen design exactly — free, no watermark.
- Share Tier List — Publish the ranking to its own share page with a link, emoji reactions, social buttons and comments.
- ✨ AI Generate from AI — Paste a tier list generated with ChatGPT or any AI assistant and it is built instantly, items pre-placed in their tiers.
- Embed — Copy an iframe snippet and embed the interactive tier list in any website or blog.
- Add images — Upload your own images from your device and rank them alongside the template images.
- Add text — design studio — Create text cards or draw custom items with pen, spray, shapes, emoji stamps, fill bucket, styled text and uploaded images; every object can be moved, resized and rotated.
- Add Tier & tier editing — Add, rename, recolor, reorder or delete tiers to build any ranking scale.
- Reset — Send every image back to the pool and start the ranking over.
- ⛔ Report — Send the site owner a suggestion for new images or changes to this template.
- Fullscreen — Pin the tool to the whole window for distraction-free ranking.
Tiers: S, A, B, C, D
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I had four browser tabs open trying to figure out if Musashi was actually good. One site had her in S+. Another had her in C tier for PvP. A third didn’t mention her tier at all, just her skill kit. That’s usually how this goes with gacha tier lists: you go looking for one clear answer and end up with three contradicting ones, and no easy way to just look at it all side by side and decide for yourself.
If you’re here because you’re trying to sort out Alice Fiction’s roster, or because you just found out the game might not even be around anymore, this page is built to answer both. Below you’ll find a full breakdown of the best Alice Fiction characters by tier, an explanation for why different guides disagree with each other, and a free, preloaded tier list template you can drag characters into yourself instead of just trusting someone else’s list. If you’re into gacha games generally, our full library of gacha tier list templates covers dozens of other titles the same way.
Is Alice Fiction Still Playable? Quick Status Update
Short answer: no, not officially. Alice Fiction, developed by WonderPlanet, launched globally on July 27, 2022, and shut down on September 30, 2024. Several gaming sites that used to track the game’s tier list and character balance, including Pocket Gamer, stopped updating their guides around that date once the servers closed.
That matters for anyone landing on this page in 2026, because most of the tier lists still circulating online were written while the game was live and being actively balanced. None of the characters below have changed since the shutdown, so unlike a live-service tier list, this one isn’t going to shift with a balance patch next month. What’s below reflects the final state of the game before it closed.
Build Your Own Alice Fiction Tier List Right Here
The tier list maker above comes preloaded with every character from Alice Fiction, already added as ready-to-drag images. You don’t need to upload anything yourself, and you don’t need an account to use it, edit it, or share what you make.
How to use it: Drag any character card into the tier row that matches your own opinion of them. If you disagree with where we’ve placed Musashi, or you want to rank characters for PvP separately from PvE, just move them. You can rename any tier label (swap “S/A/B/C/D” for “PvE” and “PvP” rows if that’s more useful to you), recolor tiers, add or remove rows entirely, and reorder tiers by dragging them up or down. If you want to start completely from scratch, there’s a reset option for that too.
Once you’re happy with your ranking, you can download it as an image, or generate a shareable link. That link page comes with its own download button, social share buttons for places like Reddit and X, emoji reactions so other visitors can react to your list, an embed code if you want to drop the interactive version into a blog post, and a comment box for people to weigh in. If your screen is small, there’s a full-screen button on the template that expands it to fill your display.
How We’re Ranking Characters (and Why Other Lists Disagree)
Before the tier list itself, it’s worth being upfront about something: if you’ve checked more than one Alice Fiction tier list, you’ve probably already noticed they don’t agree with each other. Musashi is a good example. She’s ranked in the top tier by some guides and mid-tier by others.
That’s not a mistake on anyone’s part, it’s usually a difference in what’s being measured. A character built around single-target damage in PvE content, where fights last longer and rely on selectable panels, can perform very differently in PvP, where matches are faster and defensive stats matter more. Some tier lists blend PvE and PvP into one ranking. Others split them. A few, like a role-based approach some fan databases use, don’t rank characters “overall” at all, they grade each character separately for damage, tankiness, healing, buffing, and debuffing, since a single character can be excellent at one job and useless at another.
I saw this firsthand with Ushiwakamaru: one guide called her a top PvP pick, another barely covered her PvP performance at all. Neither was wrong, just measuring different things. Tier lists are also inherently subjective, reflecting the judgment of whoever built them rather than a fixed formula, which is exactly why building your own version tends to be more useful than memorizing someone else’s.
Here’s what the tier labels below mean:
- S Tier: The strongest characters overall, worth prioritizing if you pulled them.
- A Tier: Strong, reliable picks that fill out most teams well.
- B Tier: Solid but situational, good for early game or specific team comps.
- C/D Tier: Below average, usable in a pinch but not worth prioritizing.
S Tier — The Best Alice Fiction Characters
| Character | Element | Role | Why they rank here |
|---|---|---|---|
| Musashi | Fire | Attacker (Physical) | Strong self-buffing kit that boosts her own Physical ATK, especially strong at grade 5 when she’s the sole Physical attacker in a lineup |
| Ushiwakamaru | Dark | Attacker (Physical) | Multi-hit Crash Skill combined with Physical DEF and ATK debuffs on enemies, scales well against high-ATK bosses |
| Qin Shi Huang | Earth | Debuffer | Buffs his own Physical ATK while debuffing enemy Physical DEF, a strong early pick that stays relevant into the late game |
| Lancelot | Earth | Attacker (Physical) | Ignores enemy DEF entirely on his damage skill, which makes him reliable against tankier targets |
| Archimedes | Earth | Defense | Less flashy than the others here, but consistently reliable for staying alive and supporting a team’s survivability |
A Tier — Strong Supporting Picks
| Character | Element | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Cleopatra | Earth | Buffer/Support |
| Nietzsche | Light | Attacker (Special) |
| Nightingale | Fire | Healer |
| Wang | Wood | Debuffer |
| Kojiro | Water | Buffer |
| Gilgamesh | Fire | Attacker |
Cleopatra is worth calling out specifically here: she’s a 2-star character that punches well above her rarity as a buffer, boosting allies’ attack and skills in a way that fits into almost any team composition.
B Tier, C Tier, D Tier — Early Game and Situational Picks
Lower tiers don’t need the same level of individual breakdown, since these characters are mostly early-game filler or niche picks rather than long-term investments.
B Tier includes characters like Pygmalion, Neu, Amadeus, Hercules, and Bismarck, decent enough to carry you through early content but worth swapping out once you have better options.
C Tier includes characters like Jack the Ripper, Galen, Robin Hood, and Andersen, capable of filling a niche role occasionally but not something to build a team around.
D Tier includes characters like Wayland and Hannibal, generally considered the weakest picks in the game and not worth resource investment in almost any situation.
PvE vs PvP: Where Rankings Actually Shift
A handful of characters perform noticeably differently depending on the mode, which is worth flagging directly instead of leaving buried in a table.
- Perseus is a strong PvP pick thanks to his defensive shielding kit, but ranks much lower in PvE where sustained damage matters more than survivability.
- Ushiwakamaru and Qin Shi Huang are two of the few characters that score well in both PvE and PvP, making them safer investments if you only want to build one team.
- Musashi, despite being an S-tier PvE pick, tends to drop in PvP rankings, where her damage-focused kit matters less than defensive utility in shorter matches.
If you’re building a PvP-focused roster, it’s worth treating this as its own separate ranking rather than assuming your best PvE team will perform the same way.
Confusing Character Names Explained (Limited Variants, Alt Costumes, Duplicates)
One thing almost no guide explains clearly: Alice Fiction has a lot of near-duplicate character names, which makes matching a name on a tier list to the actual character in your roster more confusing than it should be.
| Base character | Variant name(s) | What’s different |
|---|---|---|
| Neu | Summer Style Neu, Neu (Alice Fiction Fes) | Different rarities and skill kits under the same base identity, the Fes version is notably stronger |
| Andromeda | Summer Lovin’ Andromeda | Seasonal reskin with an adjusted kit |
| Michelangelo | Michelangelo-B | Not a typo, “B” denotes a separate unit entirely, not a Limited variant |
| Antoinette | Wolfgirl Antoinette | Alternate costume version with a different role/type combination |
| Andersen | Summer Vacation Andersen | Seasonal variant with different stats |
| Scipio | Sweet Santa Scipio | Holiday-themed Limited unit |
Limited variants are typically higher rarity and were only available during specific in-game events, so if a tier list mentions a character you don’t recognize, it’s very likely a seasonal or event variant of a base unit you may already have.
Is Rerolling Still Worth It?
Every older Alice Fiction guide includes a reroll walkthrough, and since the game is no longer live, it’s worth pausing on whether that advice still applies before following it.
Since Alice Fiction’s servers closed on September 30, 2024, the game is not available to download or play through official app stores in most regions, which means rerolling isn’t something most players will be able to do anymore regardless of the roster tier. If you’re reading older guides that still promise a reroll walkthrough without mentioning the shutdown, that’s a sign the content hasn’t been revisited since the game closed.
For reference, here’s what the reroll process used to involve, in case you’re researching similar gacha games:
- Complete the tutorial and receive the initial gacha roll.
- Claim any pre-registration or beginner rewards from the in-game inbox.
- If the pulls aren’t what you wanted, open the menu and select the option to delete player data.
- Restart the tutorial and repeat.
This process is common across many gacha titles, not just Alice Fiction, so it’s useful background even if this specific game is no longer active.
Customize This Tier List for Your Own Playstyle
The tier list template above isn’t locked into the S/A/B/C/D structure shown in this article. You can add or remove tiers entirely, for example splitting your board into “PvE” and “PvP” rows instead, or adding a “Reroll Priority” tier if that’s more useful to you. Each tier can be renamed, and you can set a custom background color and text color per tier to make your board easier to scan at a glance.
If you want to go further than rearranging preloaded images, clicking the Create button opens a full design editor, comparable to a lightweight version of MS Paint. It includes a pen tool for freehand drawing, shape tools, an eraser, undo and redo, and a text tool with bold, italic, and alignment options. You can also upload your own image, a fan screenshot, a custom banner, whatever fits, and draw or add text directly on top of it. That means you’re not limited to the characters already in the template if you want to add your own custom items to the board.
Since Alice Fiction has more than 80 characters across its roster, manually uploading every single one yourself would be tedious. If you’d rather generate a full custom template automatically, the site provides a copy-paste prompt you can hand to any AI tool, tell it what you want ranked, and import the resulting code back into the tier list maker to auto-populate a template.
If you spot a character that’s missing, mislabeled, or outdated (which is especially relevant here since Alice Fiction is no longer being updated by its developer), every template includes a report option so you can flag it.
Trying to sort out contradicting rankings across four different tabs is a strange kind of tedious. Building your own version, even a rough one, tends to settle the question faster than reading a fifth opinion.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does each tier mean in an Alice Fiction tier list? S tier represents the strongest overall characters, worth prioritizing resources on. A tier characters are strong and reliable but slightly behind S tier. B tier characters are solid for early game or specific situations. C and D tier characters are below average and generally not worth heavy investment.
Why do different Alice Fiction tier lists disagree with each other? Most disagreements come down to whether a list is measuring PvE performance, PvP performance, or blending both together. Tier lists are also subjective by nature, reflecting the judgment and play experience of whoever built them rather than a single fixed formula.
Is Alice Fiction shutting down or already shut down? Alice Fiction officially shut down on September 30, 2024. The game is generally no longer available through official app stores, and most major guides stopped receiving updates around that date.
What’s the difference between a Limited character and the base version? A Limited character is typically a seasonal or event variant of an existing character, often with a different rarity, skill kit, or stat distribution than the base version. They share a name or theme with the original character but usually function as a separate unit in-game.
About This Guide
This article is not affiliated with WonderPlanet or Alice Fiction. Character names, artwork references, and game details belong to their respective owners. Information here is compiled from publicly available tier lists and game guides for reference purposes, and reflects the game’s status as of its September 2024 shutdown.
Final Takeaways
Alice Fiction’s tier list stopped changing when the game shut down in September 2024, which means the rankings above reflect a finished, final snapshot rather than a shifting meta. Musashi, Ushiwakamaru, Qin Shi Huang, Lancelot, and Archimedes remain the strongest overall picks, though PvP and PvE rankings split noticeably for a few characters like Perseus and Musashi herself. Different guides will keep disagreeing with each other because they’re measuring different things, and that’s normal, not a sign that one of them is wrong.
Rather than trying to reconcile five contradicting tier lists, the fastest path to an answer that actually makes sense to you is building your own. The tier list maker at the top of this page is preloaded with the full Alice Fiction roster, ready to drag into whatever order matches your own experience with the game, no account or upload required.
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