The Free Fire x NARUTO SHIPPUDEN collaboration brings several iconic Jutsu into Battle Royale, giving players new ways to attack, defend, chase enemies, and control fights. With seven Ninjutsu skill cards available, knowing which Jutsu is worth picking up can make a real difference during a match.

The current Ninjutsu lineup includes the new 8 Trigrams Palm Rotation, along with returning skills such as Fireball Jutsu, Water Dragon Jutsu, Great Breach, Rasengan, Chidori, and Cherry Blossom Clash. Each has a different purpose, so the strongest option depends on how you like to play.

In this Free Fire Ninjutsu tier list, we rank every available Jutsu from S Tier to C Tier and explain where each one works best.

Free Fire Ninjutsu Tier List

Tier	Ninjutsu	Best Use
s	Chidori	Aggressive close-range fights
S	8 Trigrams Palm Rotation	Defense, mobility, and close combat
A	Fireball Jutsu	Damage and Gloo Wall pressure
A	Great Breach	Slowing and weakening enemies
A	Rasengan	Chasing and disrupting enemies
B	Water Dragon Jutsu	Area pressure and vision blocking
C	Cherry Blossom Clash	Knockback and basic mobility

This ranking considers the overall usefulness of each Jutsu rather than only its raw damage. A lower-tier Jutsu can still be the better choice in a specific situation.

S Tier: Best Ninjutsu in Free Fire

1. Chidori

Chidori takes the top spot for aggressive players because it combines high damage, fast movement, and useful disruption. The skill makes the player dash forward at high speed and deals 70 damage to the enemy hit. More importantly, the target cannot deploy Gloo Walls or use the minimap for 3 seconds after being hit.

That combination makes Chidori particularly dangerous during close-range fights. Hitting an opponent can prevent them from immediately creating defensive cover, giving you a window to follow up with your weapon.

Why it is S Tier:

• 70 damage on hit
• Fast forward dash
• Prevents Gloo Wall deployment for 3 seconds
• Disables the target’s minimap temporarily
• Excellent for aggressive pushes

Chidori is one of the best choices if your playstyle revolves around quickly closing the distance and finishing opponents.

2. 8 Trigrams Palm Rotation

The newest Ninjutsu skill card is arguably the most versatile defensive option in the current lineup. 8 Trigrams Palm Rotation makes you dash forward while creating a rotating chakra shield around your character for 2 seconds. The shield can knock back nearby enemies, deal 50 damage, absorb bullets, and deflect some throwables.

Its value comes from combining offense and defense in a single ability. You can use it to escape pressure, push toward an enemy, or disrupt an opponent who is attacking you at close range.

Why it is S Tier:

• Provides a temporary defensive shield
• Absorbs bullets
• Can deflect some throwables
• Deals 50 damage
• Knocks back nearby enemies
• Includes forward mobility

It is especially useful when you are caught in a close-range fight and need an ability that can help you survive while creating an opening to counterattack.

A Tier: Strong and Versatile Jutsu

3. Fireball Jutsu

Fireball Jutsu is one of the most reliable offensive Ninjutsu because it provides both immediate and damage-over-time effects. It launches a fireball that explodes on impact, dealing 30 damage within a 4-meter area. It also burns enemies and Gloo Walls in the affected area, dealing 5 damage per second for 5 seconds.

This makes it useful against enemies hiding behind Gloo Walls. Instead of simply damaging the player, the skill can put additional pressure on their cover.

4. Great Breach

Great Breach focuses more on disrupting enemies than dealing massive damage. The skill releases air blasts that explode on impact, dealing 30 damage within a 4-meter range. Enemies hit are also slowed by 50%, while their rate of fire is reduced by 20%.

The movement slow can make it easier to track an enemy, while the reduced rate of fire weakens their ability to fight back immediately.

5. Rasengan

Rasengan is a straightforward close-range attack with useful crowd-control effects. It allows you to dash forward and deals 50 damage to an enemy hit. The target’s movement speed is reduced by 50%, while their rate of fire is reduced by 20%.

B Tier: Useful in the Right Situation

6. Water Dragon Jutsu

Water Dragon Jutsu is more tactical than the damage-focused Jutsu higher on this list. It launches a water ball that explodes on impact, dealing 30 damage within a 5-meter range. The explosion also creates a brief view-blocking effect.

The damage is not particularly high, but blocking an enemy’s view can create opportunities to reposition, escape, or push.

C Tier: Situational Pick

7. Cherry Blossom Clash

Cherry Blossom Clash is the simplest Ninjutsu in the current lineup. It lets the player dash forward, deal 25 damage to an enemy hit, and knock the target back.

The knockback can still be useful in close combat, but its lower damage and more limited effects make it less versatile than the other Ninjutsu options.

Which Ninjutsu Is Best in Free Fire?

If you want the strongest all-around options, Chidori and 8 Trigrams Palm Rotation are the two Jutsu we would prioritize. Chidori is better for players who want to aggressively attack enemies and capitalize on its high damage and Gloo Wall disruption. 8 Trigrams Palm Rotation is more versatile because its chakra shield provides both defensive protection and offensive utility.

For players who prefer ranged or tactical fights, Fireball Jutsu and Great Breach are excellent alternatives. Fireball is particularly useful against Gloo Walls, while Great Breach can slow enemies and reduce their rate of fire.

Best Ninjutsu Based on Your Playstyle

Your preferred playstyle should also determine which Jutsu you pick.

• For aggressive players: Chidori or Rasengan are strong choices because both let you dash toward enemies.
• For defensive players: 8 Trigrams Palm Rotation is the best option because its chakra shield can absorb bullets and help you survive pressure.
• For Gloo Wall fights: Fireball Jutsu is the standout choice because it can damage both enemies and Gloo Walls.
• For team fights: Great Breach is useful for slowing enemies and reducing their rate of fire, giving teammates an opportunity to push.
• For tactical players: Water Dragon Jutsu can help create openings by briefly blocking enemy vision.

How to Choose the Right Jutsu Scroll

There is no single Ninjutsu that is perfect for every situation. Your choice should depend on the fight happening around you.

If you are already carrying strong weapons for close-range combat, a utility-focused Jutsu can add something different to your loadout. If you frequently push enemies, a dash-based skill such as Chidori or Rasengan can complement that playstyle.

It is also worth considering the enemy’s position. Fireball Jutsu is more valuable when opponents are relying heavily on Gloo Walls, while Great Breach becomes more useful when you need to slow an enemy before your squad pushes.

The best Ninjutsu is ultimately the one that complements your weapon loadout and the situation you are facing. The Free Fire x NARUTO SHIPPUDEN Ninjutsu lineup gives players several ways to approach combat. Chidori stands out for aggressive pushes, while 8 Trigrams Palm Rotation offers the best combination of defense, mobility, and close-range utility.

Play Free Fire on PC with BlueStacks for a larger screen and more precise controls when tracking enemies and using abilities.