MAke Drama : MAD Tier List: Best Characters Ranked
MAke Drama : MAD is an anime-style collectible RPG developed by Fluffy Duck and published by Wemade Connect. Playing as a Fixer, you investigate unusual incidents, meet a varied cast of heroines, and build your team through character collection and progression. Alongside its character stories and relationship features, the game emphasizes elemental advantages and team synergy in combat.
With damage dealers, tanks, healers, and supports competing for a place in your lineup, choosing who to develop first can make progression easier. This MAke Drama : MAD tier list groups characters from S to D to help you compare your options and identify useful additions to your team.
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MAke Drama : MAD Character Tier List
Use these rankings as a starting point for general PvE team building. The tiers reflect damage, survivability, support value, and flexibility, but elemental matchups and character investment can change which pick works best for a particular stage. Characters within the same tier are not ranked in order.
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Tier |
Characters |
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S |
Ines, Victoria, Estelle, Charlotte, Yuria |
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A |
Bianca, Jennie, Lucia, Mane, Lumina, Lafine, Rona |
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B |
Eileen, Kage, Oblia, Reanna, Sophia, Marcia, Chise, Dan Xi, Casey |
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C |
Kouchou, Suji, Freya, Hari, Shizuku, Theta, Treache, Emily, Midwen, Mio, Sir Romance |
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D |
Rana, Mane (Swimsuit), Airen, Aronne, Caren, Claire, Gin, Hinata, Kasa, Sera, Seven, Elisia, Valentina, Claire (Swimsuit), Laila |
S-tier characters are the leading priorities, while A-tier picks offer strong alternatives. B-tier characters are worth considering for specific team needs. C- and D-tier picks generally sit lower on the investment list, but a lower rating does not make a character unusable, especially when she fills a gap in your current roster.
Best Characters and Their Strengths
Ines — Healing with Additional Enemy Disruption
Ines combines recovery for a wounded ally with a Burst that provides healing within an area. Her Charm skill also gives her a way to interfere with an enemy.
She is a useful pick when your team needs both recovery and disruption. Since part of her healing is area-based, its coverage matters when keeping multiple allies alive.
Charlotte — Support for Your Main Damage Dealers
Charlotte supplies attack buffs and has a skill that stuns a target. She is a useful choice when your team already survives but needs more offensive support.
Prioritize her when you already have a main damage dealer to build around and want to strengthen the team’s offensive support.
Victoria — Damage Built Around Heavenly Taste
Victoria’s kit links additional attack power and an enhanced critical chance on one skill to Heavenly Taste. That makes the condition of her skills important when evaluating her damage.
She is a leading damage option on this shortlist, but her tier should not be read as a promise of identical performance in every encounter. Check her current skill descriptions when deciding where to invest.
Estelle — A Critical-Focused Damage Option
Estelle’s kit includes critical-related improvements and empowered attacks. She is worth considering when choosing a main damage dealer, particularly if your current team lacks offensive pressure.
Her ranking concerns her damage role. You still need to provide the healing and protection required to keep your team functioning.
Yuria — An Option for Sustained Damage
Yuria stands out for damage that accumulates over a fight, making her worth considering against durable PvE targets. Her tentacle-based attacks give her a distinct offensive role.
This does not make her an automatic winner in every stage. Enemy matchups and your existing team still matter when choosing between damage dealers.
Which A-Tier Characters Should You Build?
Choose an A-tier character to solve a specific problem:
- Jennie or Rona: Consider them when your frontline is the weak point. A team with several highly ranked attackers can still fail without adequate protection.
- Mane: A useful damage alternative when you need another elemental option.
- Lucia or Lumina: Consider a healer you already own before spending more resources chasing a different one.
- Lafine: Worth considering when your damage dealers can make good use of critical-focused support.
- Bianca: An offensive option with self-protection, but a more selective investment for beginners. Consider her when you need that combination rather than treating her as a default replacement for your current damage dealer.
A-tier placement does not mean these characters must be replaced as soon as you obtain an S-tier unit. Their roles are different, and a functioning team needs more than its highest-ranked attacker.
Beginner Investment Tips
Start with a working team. Secure frontline protection, damage, and healing before investing in several characters who perform the same job.
Check elemental matchups. A higher tier does not remove the importance of attacking with an advantageous element. Keep alternative damage dealers in mind for stages your main team struggles with.
Understand promotion requirements. Lower-rarity characters can gain important value from unlocking their passives. Check the promotion screen before expecting a newly obtained character to match a developed one.
Upgrade for the problem you are facing. If your frontline falls first, improve protection or recovery. If the team survives but cannot finish the encounter, examine your damage investment and elemental choices.
How to Play MAke Drama : MAD on PC
- Download MuMuPlayer on your PC or Mac.
- Launch MuMuPlayer, then search for MAke Drama : MAD in Google Play or MuMuStore.
- Download and install the game from the store. If the game cannot be found in the store, you can download the APK on your computer and drag it directly into MuMuPlayer.
- After installation, open the emulator desktop and launch the game.
Bring your team together and play MAke Drama : MAD on PC with MuMuPlayer. Keep the tier list alongside your game to compare characters, review their skills, and plan your next upgrades.
FAQ
Should I use only three-star characters?
No. Starting rarity does not determine every character’s usefulness. Lower-rarity options such as Jennie and Mane can fill valuable roles, especially when their development and elemental matchup suit the stage.
Does S Tier mean a character is best in every mode?
No. This list prioritizes general PvE progression. PvP, specialized bosses, and different investment levels can lead to different recommendations.
Why is Isabel not ranked?
Isabel is currently awaiting evaluation and will be added once her placement can be assessed reliably.
Stay Updated on MAke Drama : MAD
Character rankings can shift as the game adds new content and players discover new strategies. MuMuPlayer will continue following MAke Drama : MAD updates and refresh this guide with useful information as it becomes available. Build your team, try different character combinations, and start your next adventure with MuMuPlayer.
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