Strongest Manok Na Pula Chickens — Best Pick by Role (2026)
The strongest chickens in Manok Na Pula are Super Sisiw 4 and Sarimanok, followed by Manok na Kyubi and Manok na Hokage. Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE and Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS), both added in version 8.3, complete the top six. The ranking is the community’s, built on how each chicken performs across modes; the game prints its own class letter on every stat card, and the two scales do not always agree.
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Rank |
Chicken |
Strength |
|---|---|---|
|
1 |
Super Sisiw 4 |
Speed and multi-hit combos |
|
2 |
Sarimanok |
Shield and slow heal |
|
3 |
Manok na Kyubi |
Burst damage |
|
4 |
Manok na Hokage |
Stun and slow |
|
Newest |
Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE, Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS) |
Added in version 8.3 |
Which Chicken Is the Strongest?
Super Sisiw 4. It is the fastest chicken in the roster, and its combos finish a weaker opponent before that opponent acts. Its defense sits in the middle of the range, which is its one opening: a high-defense tank survives the first combo and turns the fight into a long one.
How Is This Ranking Built?
On three things: how hard a chicken hits and how long it survives, how it performs in online fights and boss fights, and how well it holds up across campaign, multiplayer and Tournament. A chicken that hits hard but folds against a maxed opponent in Tournament ranks below one that performs in every mode.
The game keeps a second scale of its own. Every stat card carries a class letter in its corner: Unicorn Chicken reads class S, Yellow Chicken (Adult) reads class A. The class letter and the community tier are separate grades, and they disagree on at least one chicken: Unicorn Chicken carries class S in the game and sits in A tier in the community ranking, below the six chickens whose fighting profiles beat it.
Who Are the Top Picks?
Super Sisiw 4
Also called Monkey 4 Evolve; added in version 8.0. The aggressor: speed and multi-hit combos.
Sarimanok
The all-rounder. A shield that takes the first damage and a slow heal through a long fight.
Manok na Kyubi
Added in version 6.2. High speed and burst damage; fragile when caught.
Manok na Hokage
A stun-and-slow effect that breaks the opponent’s rhythm, on balanced attack and defense.
Manok ni Taguro
The tank. The highest defense in the roster, one tier below those four because it is slower.
Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE and Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS)
The two newest, both in the top band since version 8.3.
What About the Two Newest Chickens?
Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE and Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS) arrived together in version 8.3, alongside the Tournament place, and both rank in the top band. Neither has a published stat breakdown yet.
Ultra Sisiw ULTIMATE is the top form of the Sisiw line, reached through Super Sisiw 3 and the transformation window added in the same version. Manok na Onepunch (SERIOUS) is a separate chicken from the older Manok na Isang Suntok of version 6.5: the two share a naming theme, not a stat profile, so a ranking that lists one is not ranking the other.
Most “strongest chicken” lists in circulation predate version 8.3 and leave both out.
Why Do Published Stats Not Match?
Because a stat only means something next to the level and upgrades it was read at. Every stat card shows each number as a current value and a maximum:
|
Stat |
Unicorn Chicken (level 1, class S) |
Yellow Chicken (level 1, class A) |
|---|---|---|
|
Attack power |
500 / 2,830 |
615 / 726 |
|
HP |
2,000 / 10,200 |
2,000 / 4,000 |
|
Critical chance |
50% / 90% |
55% / 80% |
|
Defense |
250 / 1,222 |
150 / 700 |
At level 1 the Yellow Chicken hits harder than the Unicorn Chicken — 615 attack against 500 — yet the Unicorn’s attack maximum is almost four times the Yellow Chicken’s. A guide that prints one number per chicken without saying which level and upgrades it was taken at is comparing different stages of different chickens. Treat any single published figure as directional; the ranking order is the reliable signal, the raw numbers attached to it are not.
Super Sisiw 4 or Sarimanok: Which Wins?
It depends on how long the fight lasts. Super Sisiw 4 wins short fights: the opening combo decides them. Sarimanok wins long ones: its shield absorbs the opening and its heal outlasts the burst.
A player with reliable strike timing gets more from Super Sisiw 4. A player still learning the timing gets more from Sarimanok.
Which Chicken Is Best in Each Mode?
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Mode |
Pick |
Why |
|---|---|---|
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Campaign farming |
Super Sisiw 4 |
Speed clears repeated fights fastest |
|
Online one-on-one |
Super Sisiw 4 |
The opening combo ends the fight |
|
Against a fast, fragile opponent |
Manok na Kyubi |
Burst damage lands first |
|
When tempo decides the match |
Manok na Hokage |
Stun and slow break the rhythm |
|
Boss fights and Tournament |
Sarimanok |
Sustain outlasts long exchanges |
|
Against heavy hitters |
Manok ni Taguro |
Highest defense |
Every top pick is a long-term target: in the standard game Sarimanok and Manok na Hokage cost Dragon Eye, and Super Sisiw 4 sits at the end of a months-long Sisiw line. In the Manok Na Pula mod build, every chicken shows in the roster and unlocks after an ad plays.
The full ranking, down to the starter roster, is in the full tier list.