Your Bizarre Adventure YBA Stands List: Every Stand Explained

The full YBA stands list contains 46 Stands across four overlapping official Trello categories, and understanding how they slot into Mysterious Arrow rolls, Ribcage drops, evolutions, and Requiem paths is the difference between grinding blind and chasing the right target. Whether you are rerolling for a new main or auditing your storage for an upcoming Ranked push, this guide breaks every Stand in the current game down by origin, role, and known 1v1 ceiling. You will walk away knowing which names belong on a fresh reroll shortlist, which belong on a long-term wishlist, and which sit in the awkward middle tier that most community guides skip. The rest of this tier list — including the data sources behind every rating, the methodology for how matchups and 1v1 ceilings are weighted, and the full version history of each entry — is documented in our complete Your Bizarre Adventure Stands roster reference, which complements this reroll guide by letting you cross-check any name from the shortlist, wishlist, or awkward middle tier against its canonical stat block.

How the YBA Stands List Is Built in 2026

The official count of 46 Stands comes straight from the developer's primary Trello board, where the roster is split across the Stands list, the Evolved Stands list and the Requiem list. The arrow pool itself is enumerated at 27 Stands on the board, and the Ribcage pool adds five more names. Those pool sizes still cannot be added together to reach 46, because a Stand like Scary Monsters, The World Alternate Universe, or Soft & Wet shows up on more than one of those lists, and Requiem forms like Chariot Requiem are layered on top of the base four. The 27 and the 5 are official pool tallies; only the 46 is a roster total.

Three entry items feed the roster. A Mysterious Arrow is the cheapest reroll source and grants a Stand from the arrow pool once you have cleared the Worthiness gate in the skill tree. A Ribcage of the Saint's Corpse unlocks the Part 7/8 Stand pool, which contains five unique names that arrow users cannot roll. A Lucky Arrow is the rarest spawn of the three and has a 95% chance of granting a random skin for whatever Stand it grants, with the pool also covering the Ribcage Stands. All three items are tradable and stack up to a documented cap, while the Requiem Arrow sits on its own five-stack, non-tradable tier reserved for Prestige I players.

Rarity is tracked on a separate secondary Trello card that scores Stand skins, not Stand strength, using a points system from S+ (1701–3000) down to F (1–100). That ranking is the only rarity tier the studio publishes, and it tells you about skin trading value, not about which Stand will win your next 1v1. For combat rankings you are reading community tier lists, which the official Trello card labels as "1 on 1 fights if both Stand users knew the capabilities of each stand and their own." The two systems often disagree, so a skin-tier S+ Stand and a PvP-tier S Stand are not the same animal.

The Full Arrow Pool Stand List

The arrow pool is where the majority of players spend their first weeks, because Mysterious Arrows cost nothing but time. Below is the current arrow Stand list as published on the official Trello, ordered alphabetically so you can audit your collection at a glance. The labels in the right column are community-sourced PvP impressions, since the developer has not published a Stand-strength tier list.

Two naming notes are worth flagging, because they catch even experienced players off-guard. The Stand that the JoJo manga calls Sex Pistols appears in-game as Six Pistols due to a Roblox text filter rename, and the Part 7 Stand Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap is shortened to D4C in this game. If you see a trading post asking for "Sex Pistols" or the full "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" spelling, they almost certainly mean those in-game names.

The Ribcage Pool and Part 7/8 Picks

Five Stands sit behind the Ribcage of the Saint's Corpse, which costs 3500 in-game dollars from the shop and is the only entry item that exclusively targets this pool. They are weighted toward Part 7 and Part 8 source material, and three of the five overlap with the arrow pool, meaning a Lucky Arrow can also land on them. The two Ribcage-exclusive names are Tusk ACT 1 and D4C, and both are considered top-tier by community tier lists.

The Ribcage item is the most reliable path into Tusk ACT 1, because the arrow pool will not grant it. Once you have ACT 1, the spin mechanic becomes a hard prerequisite for ACT 2, and Worthiness V plus a first-served conversation with the Jesus NPC gates ACT 3. D4C has its own separate evolution path through the Heart Corpse Part, which is rarer because it costs $45,000 or drops from a Steel Ball Run finish.

Evolved, Requiem, and Top-Tier Picks

The strongest names on the YBA stand list sit in the evolved category, and that category has two distinct subtrees. The first is Corpse Part evolutions, where the Heart, Left Arm, and Pelvis parts transform a base Stand into a final form like D4C: Love Train or Tusk ACT 4. The second is quest-driven evolutions, which require progressing through specific NPC chains such as Pucci's first quest for the C-Moon skin or Dio's Diary plus Dio's Bone for The World Over Heaven. The Requiem layer is a third path that requires a Requiem Arrow, a Prestige I minimum, and Worthiness, and it only targets five specific base Stands.

For Ranked play, the community tier list consistently places Sticky Fingers, Star Platinum: The World, The World Over Heaven, King Crimson, and King Crimson Requiem at the top of 1v1 duels, with Made in Heaven and D4C: Love Train close behind as evolution-locked dream picks. Shadow The World sits in a contested S-tier slot because the Stand Virus Capsule grind is shorter than a Heart Corpse Part grind, and the kit is well suited to Ranked's smaller map pool. If you are building a reroll shortlist without a path to the evolution layer, Sticky Fingers and King Crimson are the two arrow-pool names that perform at the top of their bracket.

Pity, Reroll Strategy, and Stand Rarity

Stand rarity, in the rerolling sense, is governed by the pity system rather than the skin-tier card. Every Mysterious Arrow roll nudges your pity counter up, and once it crosses the 10% ceiling (or 20% if you purchased the stand reroll dev product), the next roll is guaranteed to land a higher-rarity Stand. The Lucky Arrow contributes its own 90% pity bonus, which stacks with your existing counter until a shiny skin drops, after which pity resets. Pity is server-persistent, so swapping servers does not wipe progress.

There are no published single-Stand drop percentages. The Rollable Stands panel inside Settings will show your live probability for each Stand on a given arrow, but the developer has not released those numbers as official documentation. If you see a third-party site claiming a 1% Star Platinum rate or a 1.5% World rate, treat it as a single-source media estimate and not as a verified game fact. This is one of the most common misconceptions in the wider YBA best stands 2026 conversation.

For practical rerolling, a sensible shortlist for new players looks like this. Sticky Fingers for the unblockable Zipper Punch pressure. King Crimson for the time-skip deletion that catches overextended opponents. Star Platinum for the raw stat ceiling and clean evolution path to Star Platinum: The World. Stone Free if you want a versatile zoning option that holds up across multiple maps. Killer Queen if you are planning a long-term Bites The Dust grind, because the secondary bomb kit is underrated in early Ranked. This shortlist deliberately skips pure evolution targets like Made in Heaven or The World Over Heaven, because chasing those without a Prestige I and the relevant quest chain is the most common reroll trap in the game.

How to Actually Get Each Top-Tier Stand

Because the path to each top-tier name differs, it helps to read this section as a checklist rather than a ranked list. The game does not gate evolution by random chance alone; it gates evolution by completed prerequisite chains, and missing a step can lock you out of an evolution for the rest of the season.

Arrow Pool Paths

Roll a Mysterious Arrow, hold it, then use it after meeting the Worthiness threshold in your skill tree. The Stand granted is random within the pool, so rerollers rely on the pity system and the per-roll probabilities shown in Settings. A Lucky Arrow does the same thing but with a 95% chance of granting a skin, and it can land on a Ribcage Stand as well. Both arrow types are tradable up to their documented caps, which lets you buy a finished Stand from another player if you have the Robux or item value to spend.

Ribcage and Part 7/8 Paths

Buy Ribcage of the Saint's Corpse for 3500 in-game dollars from the in-game shop, then use it on a fresh slot. The pool is the five Stands listed above, and the trade-off is that you cannot reach Tusk ACT 1 or D4C from the arrow pool at all, so a Ribcage purchase is mandatory if you are chasing those. ShiftPlox the Travelling Merchant also buys Ribcages for 1200 in-game dollars, which is a soft price floor.

Requiem Arrow Path

A Requiem Arrow has a five-item cap, is non-tradable, and only works if you are at Prestige I (Lv40 minimum) with the Worthiness requirement met. The five base Stands that can be evolved are Star Platinum, Killer Queen, Gold Experience, Silver Chariot, and King Crimson. The quest to obtain a Requiem Arrow is opened by speaking to Prestige Master Rin at the Steel Ball Run starting line, with no Requiem Arrow in your inventory at the time, and it ends at Isabelle the Arrowsmith with 7500 in-game dollars and a Mysterious Arrow in hand.

Quest-Locked Evolution Path

Three top-tier Stands require completing a quest chain rather than using an item. Shadow The World needs the Stand Virus Capsule reward from the Enya The Hag quest line. The World Over Heaven needs both Dio's Diary and Dio's Bone, which means reading the diary while holding The World to start the Heaven's Plan branch. C-Moon and Made in Heaven both require the Green Baby reward from the Pucci quest line. Weather Report is the odd one out because it requires a 5% drop from Jotaro Kujo [6], which is one of the rare published drop rates in the game.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Stands are in the YBA stands list?

The official count is 46 Stands. The board enumerates 27 names in the arrow pool and 5 in the Ribcage pool, and those pools overlap with each other and with the evolved and Requiem lists, so you cannot add the pool sizes together to get 46.

What is the yba best stand for new players in 2026?

Community tier lists consistently rank Sticky Fingers and King Crimson as the strongest arrow-pool picks for new players, because both perform at the top of their bracket without requiring an evolution chain. Star Platinum is the third common recommendation, and it doubles as a long-term investment if you plan to evolve to Star Platinum: The World later.

What is the difference between the yba stand tier list and the rarity card?

The yba stand tier list, as published on Trello, ranks Stands by 1v1 combat performance, while the rarity card on the secondary Trello board scores Stand skins by trading value on a 1–3000 point scale. They measure different things, and a Stand with an S+ skin is not necessarily a top PvP pick.

Can I trade for evolved Stands in the YBA stands list?

Some evolved Stands are tradable, but many are not. Requiem Arrows are non-tradable, Green Baby is non-tradable, and all Redeemed code variants are non-tradable. Corpse Part items themselves are tradable, which means you can buy the path to an evolution from another player, but the resulting evolved Stand is typically bound to the user who completes the evolution.

How does the pity system work for rerolling in the YBA stand list?

Every Mysterious Arrow roll raises your pity counter, and the official cap is 10% (or 20% if you purchase the stand reroll dev product). A Lucky Arrow contributes a 90% pity bonus that stacks on top, and pity persists across servers until you roll a shiny skin, at which point it resets. The exact per-Stand probability shown in the Settings Rollable Stands panel is not published as official documentation.