Progress, Cash, and raid usefulness
Compare what a black hole helps you do next, what you would give up by launching it, and whether the source supports the name or mechanic.
Merge A Black Hole Tier List and Progression Roles
This is a role-first decision guide, not a complete power ranking. Current evidence supports the official merge and raid loop plus a few video-observed names, but not exact tier numbers, income, power, damage, or the full black-hole chain.
Checked date: August 2, 2026
Official mechanic or video observed
Official Roblox text supports merge, Cash, launch, steal, and lock behavior. Gameplay videos support only the observed names and flows shown.
Exact ranks remain held
A public guide publishes a detailed chain, but it was not independently confirmed. That report is not converted into S/A/B ranks here.
Role filter
Choose the decision you are making
All entries stay in useful document order without JavaScript; the filter only narrows the visible cards.
Showing 4 role entries.
Early mergeVideo observed
Micro Hole
Observed starter example
A gameplay guide shows this as an early collection name. Use it to understand the first merge steps, not as proof of an exact tier number or income rate.
Source notes: Observed in the linked beginner gameplay video; checked August 2, 2026.
This game is not confirmed to use teams or unit slots.
Merge progressVideo observed
Dark Wisp
Observed early progression example
Gameplay evidence places this name in the early merge flow. Its current tier number, income, power, and upgrade cost remain unknown.
Source notes: Observed in a beginner gameplay guide; checked August 2, 2026.
Evaluate it as a merge step, not a squad member.
Launch exampleVideo observed
Gravity Bit
Observed merged black hole
A gameplay showcase connects this name with merging and a launch sequence. Exact power, income, damage, and rank are not independently confirmed.
Source notes: Observed in the gameplay showcase; checked August 2, 2026.
Use the raid checklist before launching a useful collection option.
Decision roleOfficial mechanic plus player choice
Keep-one raid option
Raid preparation
The official loop confirms launching black holes at enemy bases. Keeping one useful option is conservative player guidance, not a hidden stat threshold.
Source notes: Official Roblox description plus a transparent editorial safety rule; checked August 2, 2026.
No team-combo system is confirmed for this game.
Merge strategy
Build forward without chasing an unproven rank
- 1. Merge through the names and values you can see in your current server.
- 2. Keep enough useful collection depth for your next action.
- 3. Protect the Cash you do not want another player to steal.
- 4. Launch only after checking the target and your base state.
- 5. Recheck this guide after Sunday updates change visible names or mechanics.
Held evidence
What is not ranked yet
- - Complete tier count and order
- - Exact power, income, damage, and cost values
- - Rebirth threshold and permanent effects
- - A universal best black hole for every server state
- - Units, characters, traits, or team combos, because those systems are not confirmed
Latest change
Update log
Latest adjustment: August 2, 2026 - replaced generic letter ranks with role-first entries and separated official mechanics from video-observed examples.
Questions
Tier list FAQ
Is this a complete Merge A Black Hole tier list?
No. It is a role-first guide using official mechanics and a few video-observed names. Exact tiers, power, income, damage, and the full chain remain held until better current evidence exists.
What makes a black hole good for raids?
The site checks visible decisions: base protection, Cash risk, whether you keep a useful option, target state, and server stability. It does not calculate damage or win chance.
Why are there no S, A, or B ranks?
The available sources do not safely support exact numeric or letter rankings. Role labels help players act without turning unconfirmed public-guide claims into false facts.