Stamina Support Card 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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Gold Ship (SSR) 【Breakaway Battleship】 | N/A | N/A | E | This card is loaded with Skill Hints, focusing on Long and End Chaser strategies, and boasts a 60% Hint Frequency at MLB. However, it lacks both Specialty Priority and Race Bonus effects, making it a questionable pickup. |
 | Mejiro McQueen (SSR) 【Your Team Ace】 | N/A | C | B | As with most F2P Support Cards, it’s not recommended to use this card below 2 LB. Overall, it’s a decent F2P Stamina card with a respectable 50 Specialty Rate and 20 Initial Stamina. However, the Guts Bonus is rather underwhelming, as Guts isn’t a stat that requires heavy investment, and the Gold Skill Cooldown can be inconsistent. Keep in mind that there isn’t much of a gap between 3 LB and MLB. |
 | Rice Shower (SSR) 【Showered In Joy】 | N/A | N/A | E | As with most F2P Support Cards, it’s not recommended to use this card below 2 LB. Currently, there are better alternatives for a Support Card. However, the debuffs can be useful in Challenger Meet. |
 | Satono Diamond (SSR) 【The Will to Overtake】 | C | B | S | An underwhelming card that comes with one of the weakest gold recovery skills, Iron Will. It’s inconsistent, often activating at the worst possible times and in situations you’d rather avoid. At 3LB, it unlocks its Training Effectiveness bonus, allowing it to function as a serviceable stat stick—comparable to most MLB SR cards at that point. |
 | Seiun Sky (SSR) 【Foolproof Plan】 | B | A | S | Note that this card really wants MLB. Currently has the highest Specialty Rate Up among all Stamina cards available (even higher than MLB Super Creek) and also features great Skill Hint Level combined with high Skill Hint Frequency at MLB. Her kit is generally catered toward Front Runners, as she provides a strong Gold Skill. Additionally, her chained events can end early, increasing the chances for other Support Cards to finish their own chains. One of her main downsides is the lack of Training Bonus and Initial Stamina, but the consistency in Friendship Training and Mood Effect makes up for it. |
 | Super Creek (SSR) 【Piece of Mind】 | B | A | S | To no one's suprise, Super Creek is the best Stamina card and reroll target at the moment. Even at 0LB, she is mandatory for Medium to Long Distance Umas for its gold skill Swining Maestro, which is a worth roughly 200-300 Stamina. On top of this, this card has 55 Special Priority, 10% Race Bonus, and 35 Initial Stamina at MLB. |
 | Sakura Chiyono O (SSR) 【Peak Sakura Season】 | D | C | A | Unfortunately, Sakura Chiyono O is a fairly underwhelming card. Even at MLB it falls short when compared to other alternatives such as Super Creek, Satono Diamond, and Seiun Sky. |
 | Tamamo Cross (SSR) 【Split the Sky, White Lightning!】 | D | C | B | This card has a great Skill Hint Level, granting level 4 skill hints at MLB, and boasts an Initial Stamina of 50 at MLB. It also provides strong training support with its 15% Training Bonus. Unfortunately, the lack of Specialty Rate Up makes it difficult and inconsistent for friendship training. While it can serve as a Stamina statstick for low Stamina Uma, it won’t be very reliable for long-term friendship-based Stamina training. |
 | Mayano Top Gun (SR) 【Cute + Cute = ?】 | D | C | A | Overall, a fairly strong SR card with solid Specialty Priority and a chain event that grants 45 Skill Points and Focus, a valuable skill for Front Runners. It is also the only Stamina card with a Skill Point Bonus effect at MLB. Compared to other SR alternatives, MTG outperforms Manhattan Cafe in friendship training. While this may look good on paper, the lack of an Initial Friendship Gauge makes it difficult to reach orange bond early. |
 | Manhattan Cafe (SR) 【My Solo Drawn to Raindrop Drums】 | C | B | A | This card boasts a 10% Race Bonus, a 40% Mood Effect, and a very high Specialty Rate Up at MLB (80 at MLB, 62 at LB0). While she is outperformed by MTG SR in friendship training, her Initial Friendship Gauge allows her to reach orange bond earlier, enabling consistent early friendship training. Her chain event also provides +15 Energy. |
 | Zenno Rob Roy (SR) 【The Perfect Book for You】 | E | C | B | A decent SR Stamina card with most the effects you would want from it, 60 Specialty Priority, 5% Training Effectiveness, and 1 Stamina Bonus. Note that is it lacking Race and Mood Bonus which makes it slightly worse than Manhattan Cafe, |
