Hide From The Hulk Tier List: Budget-First Hero Passes
An editorial budget-first hero pass tier list
- Ranking scope: These S/A/B/C tiers prioritize lower captured base-price offers for a first purchase; they do not rank combat strength.
- Top budget priority: Cyclops is S at 315 Robux; Iron Man and Captain America are A at 350.
- Preference still matters: A lower purchase priority can still be the right character for you if that is the role you want.
What this hero tier list ranks
This Hide From The Hulk hero tier list ranks the eight named pass offers by budget-first purchase priority. It is an editorial ordering for a player trying to keep the cost of a first hero offer down. It is not an official tier list, a damage chart or a claim that price measures combat strength.
The criterion is the official base-price capture from October 23, 2026. Lower captured amounts receive higher purchase priority in this specific ranking. We group the equal 350 offers together and the nearby 375 and 380 offers together, keeping the scope clear enough to use without inventing a universal gameplay winner.
Snapshot as of| Tier | Named heroes | Captured base prices |
|---|---|---|
| S | Cyclops | 315 Robux |
| A | Iron Man; Captain America | 350 Robux each |
| B | Spiderman; Wolverine | 375; 380 Robux |
| C | Thor; Dr Strange; Scarlet Witch | 450; 480; 480 Robux |
Read the four tiers as spending priorities
S places Cyclops first for this criterion because 315 Robux is the lowest of the eight captured base offers. Its demonstrated beam bar, backward propulsion and wall ricochet also give you specific gameplay to consider before deciding whether the character interests you.
A contains Iron Man and Captain America at 350 each. Both are 35 above Cyclops in the capture, so the budget difference is straightforward. Their equal amount leaves the preference between those two characters to you rather than giving either a price advantage.
B contains Spiderman at 375 and Wolverine at 380. The five-Robux gap between them is small compared with the overall range. C contains Thor at 450 and Dr Strange and Scarlet Witch at 480. Here, C means lower priority for minimizing the first offer’s price; it does not mean those heroes are weak.
Let a specific role preference change your shortlist
If you want Doctor Strange’s paired portals and positional return, a price-only priority cannot replace that preference. The Time Stone returns Hulk’s position without reversing damage, and the bands slow rather than supplying a confirmed stun. Those details matter more than the tier letter when that is the style you want.
Scarlet Witch’s blasts, small teleport and grab-and-slam offer a different attraction. Cyclops’s finite beam bar creates another set of decisions. Use the play-style comparison when the role matters more than minimizing the amount.
A favorite character can also be a valid reason to choose outside S. The point of publishing the criterion is to make disagreement useful: if your goal differs from this budget goal, choose from the information that answers your own question.
Use the ranking with the actual offer
Before accepting a purchase, inspect the amount Roblox offers your account. These tiers use a dated official base-price capture. If the actual amounts differ, compare the displayed offers and the reserve you want to keep rather than treating a fixed tier letter as an instruction.
The hero roster identifies the named roles, while how to get heroes addresses the acquisition route. If you are still learning the wider game, the beginner guide gives the first-session context.
Choose the lowest-priced role you genuinely want when budget is your priority. If no purchase fits the plan, waiting is a complete decision. The ranking is useful when its stated criterion matches your goal, not when it replaces character preference with an unexplained letter.