Best Power Support Cards Tier List

Tiers Explained

• SS: Will remain top tier/meta for a significant length of time. Has standout features such as high speciality priority or a strong gold skill that mean it provides significant and consistent good results in career training scenarios. Cards in this tier may also provide secondary stat bonuses (e.g. Kitasan Black also has a power bonus) which allows for more stat gain.
• S: Has a good mix of stats/bonuses, providing a solid foundation for career training. May later fall out of meta/be outclassed by future card releases but will likely see use for a while. This tier is seperated from SS tier due to the fact that the cards may not have anything very unique or standout about them.
• A/B: Cards in these tiers may be lacking certain features, or have lower bonuses than cards in the tier above - meaning they provide less stats or benefits during career training. However, they often still have decent features like a solid specialty priority, mix of skills and race bonus. They are still very much usable in career scenarios if S or SS cards are not available, and can still provide good stat boosts that allow your trainee to perform well.
• C/D/E: Cards in these tiers are often completely lacking a significant stat like specialty priority or race bonus, meaning they are a worse option than cards in the tiers above and will provide less stat gain. They may also just be outclassed by cards with higher stats and bonuses. While they can still be used, it will be more difficult to clear a scenario with these as they provide less stat gain.

Card Image	Card Name	0LB	2LB	MLB	Notes
	El Condor Pasa (SSR) 【Champion's Passion】	C	A	S	This card has strong potential, with 50 speciality priority, a 20 initial power boost and 10% race bonus. It also has a decent gold skill for medium distances races, making it a solid option.
	Oguri Cap (SSR) 【Get Lots of Hugs for Me】	E	C	A	Has a nice initial power boost and a decent gold skill, however the lack of any race bonus lowers its value.
	Smart Falcon (SSR) 【My Umadol Way ✩】	N/A	D	B	Has a lower specialty priority (35) in addition to a less useful gold skill, making this card a weaker option. However, it can still be used at MLB if nothing else is available.
	Vodka (SSR) 【Wild Rider】	C	A	S	With a huge 85 specialty priority, this card is very good to proc rainbow trainings with. Additionally, the gold skill is good and applies to a wide variety of trainees, making this a strong card.
	Agnes Digital (SR) 【Digital's Recharge Station】	N/A	N/A	D	Like with SR Mejiro Ryan, the complete lack of any specialty priority hurts this card's ranking significantly. This card can see use over the worse option due to the 40 initial power boost, however.
	Biwa Hayahide (SR) 【Trial Initiation】	N/A	E	C	Boasts a great 60 specialty priority, which is higher than most other SR wit cards. The ranking is lowered due to the lack of initial power bonus and a lower race bonus - however this card can still be useful at MLB.
	Daitaku Helios (SR) 【Let's Get This Party Lit!】	E	C	A	The hefty 70 specialty priority sets this card apart from other SR power cards. Additionally, it provides a solid 20 initial power and 10% race bonus, making it a great SR option.
	Hishi Amazon (SR) 【Reach to the Top!】	D	C	A	50 specialty priority, 10% race bonus and a nice initial power boost of 20 make this card a solid choice for power training. Additionally, it has a decent list of basic skills for pace chasers and end closers.
	Mejiro Ryan (SR) 【On and Off the Court】	N/A	N/A	E	While this card does have a 10% race bonus, the complete lack of specialty priority makes it a significantly worse option than other SR power cards.
	Mihono Bourbon (SR) 【Pal-Assisted Training】	N/A	D	B	Similarly to some other SR power cards, this card provides 50 specialty priority and 20 initial power. The ranking is decreased slightly compared to other SR cards due to a lower race bonus, but is still a solid option.