Peroxide Abilities

Peroxide abilities are organized around your race and progression stage. Soul Reapers use Shikai and Bankai, Arrancars use Resurrection and Segunda Etapa, Quincies use Schrift and Vollstandig, and Fullbringers use Fullbring and Twin Soul. Each pair has a first form and a later advanced form, but unlock requirements, bosses, move pools, scaling, and mastery differ. Start with your race instead of comparing names across incompatible paths.

This Dex focuses on what a player can act on: where the form belongs, how it is unlocked, what must be equipped, how to test its meter, and which build questions matter. Damage, cooldowns, rarity rates, mode multipliers, and tier rankings are patch-sensitive and stay qualified until tested in the current server.

Form Dex

Choose the right form page

Use the first-form page when you need to unlock the mode, understand its identity, reveal moves, or decide whether a reroll fits your stats. Use the advanced-form page when you already own the first form and need its later boss, meter condition, mastery, or short transformation route.

Do not create separate builds for spelling variants. Resurrection also appears as Resurrección or Resureccion; Vollstandig also appears as Vollständig, Voltstanding, or Volt. They are the same Peroxide intent and use one canonical guide each.

Read scaling before rarity

Open every equipped move and look for its current scaling direction. Strength usually supports basic melee pressure and strength-tagged techniques; Spirit supports many elemental, Kido, and mode attacks. A form can contain moves that reward different directions, so test the actual kit.

Rarity describes acquisition probability in a particular system, not universal power. A common form with reliable range, low recovery, and compatible scaling can outperform a rare form that demands a stat reset or difficult timing. Current rarity percentages on old Trello cards require live confirmation.

Build a four-role kit

Give each selected move a job: opener, damage conversion, movement or control, and defensive recovery. If the form has fewer unlocked moves, cover the missing role with race or general skills. Avoid equipping four long-cooldown attacks that all require the same opening.

Test a short route against a moving target. Start with a confirmed hit, add one compatible follow-up, then end safely. A training-dummy string that depends on the target standing still is not a complete PvE or PvP route.

Mode activation and meter

G is the common transformation input in the official controls and form cards. The result depends on race, equipped mode, rank, and bar state. First forms are documented with lower meter access in older cards; advanced forms generally require the first form and a fuller bar. Check the current interface.

Measure the bar during normal combat. Record how it fills, when it drains, whether it persists outside combat, and what happens on death or mode end. Do not plan a 2026 combo around an old duration in seconds.

Unlocking and upgrading moves

Some forms reveal their identity before all moves are usable. Continue the current move-unlock system, mode use, mastery, or boss route as the live game directs. After each unlock, test the move’s hitbox, startup, end lag, cost, cooldown, and scaling.

Keep a stable stat and accessory setup during testing. If three variables change together, a larger number cannot be attributed to the move. Use Crystals only after understanding whether a crystal modifies the move, resource, cooldown, or another property.

PvE and PvP decisions

PvE values repeatable damage, group coverage, boss-safe recovery, and resource efficiency. PvP values confirmation, escape coverage, tracking, guard pressure, and the ability to respond to another player’s movement. A move can be excellent in one context and punishable in the other.

Do not publish one “best” list for both. Record activity, opponent or boss, version date, stats, and the reason the move succeeds. Use Modes for rules that change the value of survival or extraction.

Reroll safely

Before rerolling, record the current form, moves, stat allocation, clan, accessories, crystals, and remaining Product Essence. Decide what problem the replacement must solve. “Higher rarity” is not a complete goal.

Keep a recovery reserve. A reroll can produce an option that scales differently or fits your play style less well. Read Product Essence and the appropriate clan page before changing two dependent systems.

Testing after an update

Recheck activation, move descriptions, damage against a stable target, cooldown, resource cost, range, hyper armor or interruption, and mode duration. Separate visual changes from mechanical changes. One critical hit or laggy duel is not enough.

The official Trello remains valuable for names and route structure, but individual cards range in age. Use the card’s date and Updates to decide which values need a fresh test.

Common ability mistakes

Do not compare advanced forms against first forms without accounting for unlock stage and mode uptime. Do not copy a build for another race. Do not treat an anime relationship as proof that two moves interact in Peroxide. Do not reroll while a form still has locked moves you have not seen.

If G does nothing, check race, equipped form, meter, rank, cooldown, area restriction, and combat state. If a move is missing, check mastery and current unlock method. If damage feels low, confirm scaling and target conditions before resetting all stats.