Peroxide Clans

Peroxide assigns clan pools by race. Soul Reaper, Hollow or Arrancar, Quincy, and Fullbringer characters each have their own documented names, rarity bands, stat effects, and occasional clan skills. The official Trello confirms these four families, but most numerical cards are older than the current update. Use this Dex to identify the correct pool and questions to ask; use the live character screen to confirm an exact buff before spending a reroll.

A clan is one part of a build. It can reinforce Strength, Spirit, Vitality, Agility, Reiatsu, regeneration, experience gain, or a unique ability, but it does not replace a usable mode and move route. A supposedly rare clan that pushes the wrong scaling can be less helpful than a common result that supports the moves you already land.

Choose the correct race index

Clan Dex fields

Read rarity without chasing labels

The historical official cards group most results as common, a smaller pool as rare, and a small set as legendary. Those old percentages should not be treated as guaranteed 2026 odds. The pool can change, a clan can move bands, and a new family can be added.

Rarity mainly tells you how difficult a result may be to reproduce. It does not measure whether the passive helps your build, whether the clan skill is easy to land, or whether a patch changed the relevant stat. Keep a usable result until you can name a specific improvement.

Match the clan to scaling

List your three most reliable attacks and read their live scaling. A Strength-focused clan makes sense only if those attacks and basic pressure benefit from Strength. A Spirit-focused clan makes sense when your mode moves reward Spirit. Vitality can improve learning and survival; Reiatsu or regeneration can support longer rotations; Agility can help movement when the live breakpoint matters.

If the clan grants several effects, judge the whole package. A smaller bonus that applies in every fight may be more useful than a unique skill with a difficult condition. Test the same target, mode state, and equipment before and after any change.

Clan skills need their own test

A clan skill should be classified as an opener, extender, damage option, movement tool, control effect, defense, or utility. Record its startup, range, cost, cooldown, recovery, and scaling. A name taken from Bleach does not prove the move behaves like its anime counterpart.

Use the skill against a moving NPC and, when appropriate, a consenting player. Check whether it is blockable, cancellable, punishable, or affected by latency. Keep the clan only when the complete package helps your intended activity.

Plan a reroll

Before spending Product Essence or Robux, record race, current clan, exact live effects, mode, stat allocation, accessories, crystals, available rerolls, and the result you want. A goal such as “a clan that supports Spirit and gives a safe ranged confirm” is actionable. “Anything legendary” is not.

Set a stop rule. Keep a satisfactory result instead of consuming the entire reserve chasing one name. Never assume a code will replace spent resources until the reward is present in your balance. Use Product Essence for resource planning.

Build choices by activity

For early progression, reliable stats and experience can matter more than a complicated clan skill. For a progression boss, Vitality, regeneration, or compatible offense can improve repeat attempts. For raids, sustained performance and survival matter. For ranked PvP, confirm quality, escape coverage, and cooldown become more important.

For Storm Delve, consider survival and extraction. A burst-oriented clan can win a duel but provide little value if the build cannot carry loot safely or recover between fights. Always attach the activity to a “best” claim.

Avoid cross-race and cross-game mistakes

A clan with the same anime family name can appear in more than one race pool with different effects. Use the exact Peroxide race page. Do not copy a Type Soul clan tier list, because its rarities, skills, and stats are unrelated.

Some names on old cards may be jokes, placeholders, or later revised. Keep an unknown effect blank rather than filling it from anime lore. The Fullbringer card, for example, visibly contains unknown entries; that uncertainty is more honest than inventing a passive.

After an update

Recheck the live clan description, character stats, unique skill, and reroll pool. Compare a stable attack before and after the patch. If the effect changed, date the observation and separate the old value from the current one.

The official Trello is a strong identity index, especially where a card was recently active, but current performance belongs to the live game. Use Abilities to evaluate the mode that the clan supports and Stats to prevent a reroll from masking an allocation problem.