Girls' Frontline 2 DPS Tier List

This page ranks damage dealers for Girls’ Frontline 2: Exilium on Global. It is a snapshot for Chiral Redundancy / late August 2026. Public S-tier lists (Dexerto, Pocket Gamer 2026) are cited as commonly referenced names, not as a publisher ranking. Meta shifts when Expansion Keys, MOD Dolls, and new limited Elites land.

Read this beside the Support Tier List and Who to Pull. The parent index is the Tier List Hub. If you care more about “who is actually good on my account” than letter grades, use Best Dolls and Team Compositions. Builds and signatures are on Weapons and Builds.

DPS here means “this Doll’s job is to delete HP, Stability, or both.” Qiongjiu is Action Support DPS: she is listed here because follow-up attacks are her product. Vector is a Support-class Burn enabler who still belongs in high-DPS conversations. Ranks assume V0 with a non-signature weapon unless a breakpoint is called out.

S-tier damage (commonly cited)

Klukai is the Corrosion carry. She clears waves, applies defensive debuffs, and remains the reason Corrosion teams exist. Invest her if you want one Doll who makes mobbing stages short. Copies and her Expansion Key raise the ceiling; they are not the ticket to V0 play.

Makiatto is high single-target Freeze DPS from sniper range. She wants a Freeze or mixed core (Suomi, Alva, Lotta) so she is not a lone tile. Easy to use, greedy if you chase V6 before attachments.

Qiongjiu is the standard-banner Action Support DPS. Steady Plan-style follow-ups punish every ally hit. She is the beginner damage target this wiki will keep naming because you can lose 50/50s into her and still be happy. Pair her with Burn pieces (Vector, Sharkry) when you have them; she is not useless without them.

Vector posts carry-level Burn numbers while enabling Overburn and follow-up loops. Pull her as a Burn team piece, not as a generic flex DPS.

Leva is the Electric burst carry. Debuff setup (Jiangyu, Andoris, Sextans, Lenna) is what makes her melt bosses; a naked Leva is still fine, a set-up Leva is the point of the Phase.

Lenna, Robella, Lewis, Alva, Sakura (Type 100), Voymastina, Sextans, and Cheyanne fill the rest of the commonly cited S damage row. Lenna and Sextans are Electric pieces. Alva is Freeze damage plus utility. Robella and Lewis are high-end limited damage with Phase jobs. Sakura (Type 100) is a Burn/physical specialist depending on how you build the team around her. Voymastina and Cheyanne pressure Physical content. None of these are “own all of them” requirements.

A-tier damage worth raising

Tololo is the Hydro standard. Some 2026 lists park her in A; this wiki still treats her as a beginner target and a Hydro bossing piece you should build. She is how Hydro teams function before you own every limited Hydro name.

Lotta is Freeze AoE on an SR budget. Raise her if Makiatto is missing. Nemesis is a Corrosion option; she is also the first MOD path (Nemesis: Gnosis) as of Chiral Redundancy, so her long-term value is in flux — do not dump every Combat Report into pre-MOD copies without reading Chiral Redundancy.

Mosin-Nagant is usable Electric/sniper damage while you wait for Leva or Lenna. Sharkry is Burn DPS that wants Overburn uptime; she is a standard/SR-style investment, not a limited panic. Jiangyu is Electric utility that still deals meaningful damage through Defense Down and follow-through. Qiuhua, Phaetusa, and Lainie are A-tier specialists: raise them when they match a Phase you already play.

OTs-14 is new (August 2026). Resonance damage plus Cover/Demolition Orders lets her function as sub-DPS across Phase teams. Strong, flexible, evaluate as new. Do not rearrange your entire pull plan around a debut week unless the rest of the core is already online.

Daiyan is more of a Physical/support hybrid than a pure carry; she appears on A lists because she is available and functional, not because she out-damages Klukai.

Lower priority (do not force)

Peritya and Vepley are the names this wiki will keep marking as lower priority for new accounts. They can occupy a slot on a Corrosion or Physical map; they should not win the Combat Report queue against Qiongjiu, Tololo, Klukai, or Makiatto. Early story Dolls such as Groza, Krolik, and Colphne are tutorial scaffolding — keep them built only until a real carry exists.

How to actually use a DPS rank

Pick one Phase and put resources there:

• Corrosion: Klukai first, then whatever Support the Support Tier List says you own.
• Freeze: Makiatto, with Lotta or Alva as the backup barrel.
• Electric: Leva or Lenna, not both at half investment.
• Hydro: Tololo until Springfield’s team is online.
• Burn: Qiongjiu plus Sharkry, then Vector if the banner is kind.

Attachments, Keys, and Neural Helix nodes move the needle more than a random V2 on a second carry. Farm Combat Reports and Analysis Blueprints with a plan — see Farming Resources and the Daily Checklist. Tile and Stability mistakes will fake a “bad DPS” problem; fix those with Combat Tiles.

Gunsmoke Frontline and weekly bosses reward a built Phase more than a zoo of V0 limiteds. Borrowing a friend’s invested carry for a boss week is a Platoon convenience, not a reason to skip building your own Klukai or Qiongjiu.

When a new limited DPS debuts, ask three questions before you move her into S: does she close content at V0, does she need a signature, and does she replace a standard you already raised? If the answers are “maybe,” “yes,” and “no,” she stays on the Who to Pull watch list until the next patch. Raise one Phase carry until her attachments are finished. A second unused limited DPS does not make the first one hit harder.