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Tier List

Kick an Uma tier list ranked by community income samples, from Godly Kitasan Black to starter-grass commons, with swap advice for every tier.

S / A / B / C

Tiers

~$3.3K/s

Top Income Sample

Confirmed Umas

On This Page:Introduction·Income Tier Rankings & Swap Triggers·Tier Breakdown & Swap Notes·Core Mechanics·Advantages·Challenges·FAQ·Quick Tips·Articles·Explore More

Introduction

A Kick an Uma tier list is really a cash-per-second ranking, not a popularity poll. Every placed Uma pays out on a timer, so the unit that earns fastest per second is the one worth a platform, and the one that earns least is the one to replace. This page ranks the confirmed roster into S, A, B and C bands using the community income samples available at the time of writing: Godly Kitasan Black near $3.3K per second at the top, Mythic TM Opera O near $900 per second behind her, nameplate-confirmed units awaiting a frozen ticker in the middle, and starter-grass commons at the bottom. It is deliberately blunt, because a Godly on a cheap pad can out-earn a Mythic on a maxed pad, so upgrade level never rescues a weak unit. Read every row as a swap instruction: when the stated condition arrives, move on to the next unit.

Income Tier Rankings & Swap Triggers

Tier	Uma	Why	Replace When
S	Kitasan Black	Top confirmed ticker at roughly $3.3K/s in community samples; anchors the pad meta	Only if a stronger Godly is confirmed and its ticker frozen
A	TM Opera O	Mythic earner reported near $900/s from barn platform readings	When any Godly drop reaches your barn
B	Gold Ship / Mejiro McQueen / King Halo	Nameplate-confirmed units still awaiting a frozen income reading	Once a drop with a readable, higher ticker lands
B	Curren Chan / Mejiro Palmer	Free code units, guaranteed roster slots with no frozen ticker yet	When a desert or stone biome drop out-earns them
C	Starter-grass commons	Lowest rarity bands from short kicks; fine early, weak later	As soon as any richer-biome drop arrives

Tier Breakdown & Swap Notes

Kitasan Black

legendary

S-tier anchor, roughly $3.3K/s in community samples and the benchmark every other roll is measured against

Chase PressureExtreme. She is the single most chased unit in the game, which means repeated high-distance kicks into the desert sand biome before she realistically appears. No official odds exist, so expect a long grind rather than a fixed number of attempts.

Income CeilingThe highest confirmed reading in the community, near $3.3K per second. Because that number is a sample, re-read it on your own platform after each update before you rebuild your whole economy around it.

Why This TierRaw cash per second decides the ranking, and nothing confirmed comes close. A Godly on an ordinary pad still beats a Mythic on a maxed pad, so upgrade level is not what earns her the S band.

Counter/ReplacementNothing in the current confirmed roster replaces her. Keep her placed at all times, since the only real risk is benching her by accident while rearranging your barn platforms.

TM Opera O

epic

A-tier Mythic, roughly $900/s reported, the realistic target before a Godly lands

Chase PressureHigh but reachable. She appears from rare Lucky Uma Block rolls on longer kicks, so a player who upgrades Kick Power and Weights consistently will usually meet her before most Godly hunts finally succeed.

Income CeilingReported near $900 per second from barn platform readings, roughly a quarter of the top sample. It is a reported figure rather than an official value, so confirm it on your own pad before trusting it.

Why This TierShe is the strongest non-Godly earner the community has confirmed, and she holds a slot on almost every mid-game barn. The gap to S is real, but the gap to everything below her is much larger.

Counter/ReplacementReplace her the moment a Godly reaches your barn, but demote rather than delete: move her to your second-best platform so her ticker keeps compounding instead of stopping.

Curren Chan

rare

B-tier free code unit, a guaranteed roster slot from 300KVISITS with no kick required

Chase PressureNone at all. She is not a drop hunt; redeem the code and the unit is yours. Codes are normally one use per account, so type 300KVISITS exactly as written in the in-game Codes box.

Income CeilingNot yet frozen. Until the community records a stable ticker, treat her ceiling as unknown and plan no upgrades around her; use your own platform reading as the guide instead.

Why This TierFree availability earns her a B rather than a C. She gives a brand-new account a second income stream on day one, which is worth more early than a slightly higher but unfrozen rarity band.

Counter/ReplacementSwap her out once a desert or stone biome drop out-earns her on the platform readout. Until then she is a perfectly good placeholder on an empty green pad.

Gold Ship

new

B-tier nameplate-confirmed favourite, verified in the barn with income ticker still unfrozen

Chase PressureModerate. She is confirmed through a barn nameplate rather than a published table, so the community knows she exists but not the exact odds, biome or kick distance that produces her from a block.

Income CeilingUnknown. No reliable per-second figure has been frozen, so any tier claim about her online is provisional. Read your own platform reading before deciding whether she keeps her slot.

Why This TierConfirmation earns her a B, because a verified unit is a real collection slot and her familiarity makes her a popular early keep. She simply has not been measured reliably yet.

Counter/ReplacementReplace her when a drop with a readable, higher ticker lands. Until then, keeping her placed is better than benching her for an unmeasured unit you hope will be stronger.

Starter-grass commons

common

C-tier starter-grass commons, the low bands every short kick rolls and the first units you retire

Chase PressureZero by design. These are the default result of short or mistimed kicks that never leave the starter grass, so you will accumulate them whether you want them or not during your first sessions.

Income CeilingThe lowest bands in the game. They keep a brand-new barn ticking, but their per-second reading falls far short of anything a desert or stone biome drop provides once you start upgrading.

Why This TierThey are useful exactly once: filling early empty platforms so your first Cash starts compounding before you own anything rare. After that they occupy pads that better units could be using.

Counter/ReplacementReplace them the moment any richer-biome drop arrives. Run a pass over your barn, find the lowest ticker, and swap; repeat until every platform earns meaningfully.

Core Mechanics

A tier list in Kick an Uma only works if you understand what is being ranked. The number that matters is cash per second: every Uma placed in the barn generates Cash on a timer, and that timer is the only income source that funds Kick Power, Weights and the barbell. A unit's rarity colour hints at her band, but the platform reading is the authority, which is why serious players read the ticker before they trust any tier claim they find online. Position matters as much as rank, because the barn has a limited number of platforms; a Godly left in the backpack contributes nothing, and a Mythic on a maxed pad cannot rescue a weak roster if the rest of the pads hold commons. This list therefore ranks confirmed units by their sampled income and attaches a replacement trigger to each row. When that trigger fires, you run a barn pass, compare tickers, and swap. That single habit matters more than memorising any tier label.

Advantages

A good tier list saves time, and in an early-access Roblox sim time is the scarcest resource. Kick an Uma has no published drop rates and no official income tables, so new players face a wall of contradictory community claims. Ranking units by sampled cash per second cuts through that noise and tells you where to spend a limited upgrade budget. The list also makes swapping mechanical rather than emotional: instead of benching a favourite and hoping, you compare the new roll's ticker against the lowest earner on your pads and act on the difference. That protects you from the most common economic mistake, which is leaving a strong unit unplaced while weak ones hold prime platforms. Finally, because each tier carries an explicit replacement trigger, the ranking keeps working as the game patches. You do not need to re-learn the list; you just watch whether the stated condition has arrived.

Challenges

The honest limitation is sample size. Kick an Uma launched on 24 August 2026, and the game is still in its first month, so most income figures are community recordings rather than official values. Kitasan Black's roughly $3.3K per second and TM Opera O's roughly $900 per second are dated samples, and confirmed units such as Gold Ship, Mejiro McQueen and King Halo have no frozen ticker at all. Middle rarity bands beyond Godly and Mythic are not officially confirmed, so any precise ordering within the middle of the table is provisional. There are also no published drop rates, which means a tier can tell you how good a reward is when it lands, but never how long the chase will take. Treat this page as a decision aid for today, re-read your own platform values, and expect the order to move after major updates.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is S tier in the Kick an Uma tier list?+

S tier is Kitasan Black, the Godly horse girl with the highest confirmed income sample in the community, roughly $3.3K per second. She sits alone because nothing else confirmed comes close to that ticker, and because upgrade level cannot close the gap: a Godly on an ordinary pad still out-earns a Mythic on a maxed pad. The placement is based on recorded HUD readings rather than official data, so re-check it after major patches.

Is the tier list based on rarity or income?+

Income, measured as cash per second while the Uma is placed in the barn. Rarity colour is only a hint about which band a unit belongs to; the authoritative number is the ticker on her platform. That distinction matters because two units can share a rarity colour and still earn very differently, and because a low-rarity unit that is actually placed will always beat a high-rarity one left in the backpack.

How often should I check my barn for swaps?+

After every meaningful drop. The practical routine is simple: when a new Uma lands, place her on any empty green platform; if every pad is full, find the platform with the lowest per-second reading and compare it with the new unit. If the new one earns more, swap. Running that one pass consistently matters more than any tier label, because it stops your weakest earner from occupying a pad indefinitely.

Will the tier list change as the game updates?+

Almost certainly. Kick an Uma is updated frequently and was still running the Character Rehaul build in September 2026, with the roster growing alongside it. New units, balance changes and newly frozen income readings can all move a row, and unreleased rarities may add whole new bands. Use the current ranking as a snapshot, keep each row's replacement trigger in mind, and re-read your own platform values whenever a patch lands.

Quick Tips

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Read the ticker before you trust the tier. A tier label is a summary of community samples; the number on your own barn platform is the truth for your account. Before you bench, sell or rearrange anything, walk up to the unit, read her cash-per-second value, and compare it with the platform you were thinking of giving her. That single habit protects you from acting on stale or unfrozen data.

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Never leave a high-rarity unit in the backpack. The most common self-inflicted loss in Kick an Uma is a Godly or Mythic sitting unplaced while commons hold the pads. Placement, not ownership, starts the income timer. If your barn is full, swap the new unit in immediately, even if it means deciding on the spot which existing earner to bench.

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Bench by lowest ticker, not by favourite character. Sentiment keeps weak units on prime platforms long after they stop mattering. Once a week, do a full barn pass and rank every placed unit by her per-second value. The bottom one is your swap candidate, no matter how much you like her design, because the whole point of the tier list is to make that decision objective.

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Treat nameplate-confirmed units as provisional. Gold Ship, Mejiro McQueen and King Halo are verified to exist, but the community has not frozen their income readings. Do not rebuild your barn around them or refuse to replace them on reputation alone; place them, read their ticker, and let the number decide whether they keep a platform.

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Upgrade Power before you chase a tier promotion. A higher tier does not arrive any faster if your kicks never leave the starter grass. Cash spent on Kick Power and Weights raises your landing distance, which moves you into the desert sand and stone biomes and widens the pool of units you can roll. Tier chasing without distance upgrades is just waiting.

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