Survive Broly Hunter Tier List

This Survive Broly hunter tier list ranks killer kits for public Roblox lobbies in the asymmetrical survival game by SONV2 GAMES. Hunters win by eliminating every hider before the survive timer completes — usually around five minutes. Because maps are destructible and Randomizer can duplicate strong hunters, tempo and area denial matter more than raw meme value.

Use this page with the Survivor Tier List, then practice routes from the Maps guide and chase patterns from How to Win as Hunter.

S-Tier hunters

Dio Brando

Dio is the nightmare pick community clips keep referencing. Time-related crowd control can freeze survivors and even interact awkwardly with match pacing when multiple Dios stack in Randomizer. A single competent Dio snowballs mid-round picks; thirteen Dios against fourteen hiders can end games in seconds. Play Dio when you want lockdown tools and lobby-wide pressure.

Strengths: lockdown, stack potential, psychological pressure.
Weaknesses: predictable if survivors never peek his angles; less forgiving if you waste the control window.

Broly (optimized)

Broly is the fantasy face of the game and a top chase hunter when you understand destruction. He thrives on collapsing hospital corridors, forcing survivors out of safe pockets, and converting panic sprints into downs. Broly rewards aggressive pathing more than camping a single wing.

Strengths: identity power, chase threat, map force.
Weaknesses: overextending into pre-aimed survivor utilities; poorer results if you demolish your own chase lanes carelessly.

A-Tier hunters

High-mobility chase hunters

Kits that dash, leap, or otherwise close gaps quickly belong here. They shine on open or partially destroyed maps where survivors try to create distance. Pair them with sound cues and vertical checks on multi-floor layouts.

Strengths: recovery after missed swings, strong on open sightlines.
Weaknesses: can lose track of silent campers in dense hospital props.

Area-denial hunters

Hunters that zone stairwells, lobbies, or objective-like hold points sit in A-tier when the map still has intact chokepoints. Once the building is shredded, their value dips unless they rotate early.

B-Tier hunters

Learning / situational kits

These hunters teach fundamentals — when to break walls, when to listen, when to abandon a dead chase. They are excellent for new killer players coming from Getting Started, but they drop games against coordinated survivor groups that already studied How to Survive.

Specialty hunters

Some kits only pop off on specific maps or during Infection conversions. Keep them as pocket picks after you master an S or A main.

C-Tier hunters

Novelty and meme kits

Fun in casual friend servers, weak when the lobby is sweating badges. Play them for content, not for climbing winrate or farming the useless badge efficiently.

Randomizer and Infection notes

• Randomizer: duplicated S-tier hunters break fairness. If you roll Dio or Broly in a multi-hunter stack, play for instant splits — do not all tunnel the same hallway.
• Infection: hunter-like pressure comes from converted players too. Early tags matter more than stylish chases. See Infection Mode.
• Badge hunting: the useless badge simply asks you to win a round as hunter. Pick your most comfortable S/A kit and play clean.

Counter-play reminders for hunters

1. Destroy routes that survivors love, but leave yourself a return path.
2. Check verticality — hospital maps punish ground-only tunnel vision.
3. After first blood, rotate; camping one body teaches survivors your pattern.
4. Watch for survivor utilities that deny your best engage.
5. Review Controls so ability inputs stay muscle memory mid-chase.

Related pages

• Tier List Hub
• Survivor Tier List
• Hunters roster
• How to Win as Hunter
• Updates Hub

Revisit this hunter tier list after every SONV2 patch that mentions hunters, maps, or skills. Survive Broly balance is still moving quickly in its first months.