This Sakura Stand Specs list organizes names from the public Official Sakura Stand Trello by the route a player needs to investigate. It is a known roster snapshot, not a guarantee that every event, banner, quest, or reward is active. The board predates the September 12 update, whose official description confirms an unnamed “New Spec.”
Core and item-based Specs
Standless
Role: starting state and basic combat baseline.
Route: available when no Stand or Spec is equipped.
Use: required by several items, banners, and quest starts.
Hamon, Vampirism, Spin
Role: traditional styles.
Route: older board entries connect them with manuals or a mask.
Check: current item source and whether another ability must be removed.
Rock Human
Role: distinct non-Stand ability.
Route: older board describes Hornet’s Nest on Standless.
Check: current spawn and item behavior.
Stop Sign
Role: basic weapon-style Spec and Hika prerequisite.
Route: shop or box in the older board snapshot.
Next: use it for the [Hika quest](/quests/hika/).
These are useful starting points because they teach the difference between equipped state, item use, and quest checks. Do not consume a manual, mask, or reset item until the live prompt names the result.
Quest and progression Specs
The board documents Ronin, Pilgrim Knight, One For All stages, Deku, Ken Kaneki and Centipede, Satoru Gojo, Ryomen Sukuna, Geto Suguru, Okkotsu Yuta, Toji Fushiguro, Aizen Sosuke, Soul Reaper, Frieren, Roland, The Arbiter, Red Mist, Lei Heng, Sancho, Baiken, Okarun, Garou, Ichigo forms, Sandevistan paths, and other quest-linked entries.
Treat each as a separate route until the current quest tracker proves a relationship. Some are base states, some are evolved forms, and some require another Spec before the NPC will speak. The exact order matters: equipping the wrong form or spending a material early can prevent progression.
For a route checklist, record the starting NPC, map area, base ability, Mastery gate, required items, boss steps, PvP steps, final hand-in, and whether the reward replaces the current Spec. The Quests hub covers four high-interest chains in detail.
Banner Specs
The older board gives Herrscher of Human, Cid Kagenou, and Kaiju No.8 their own banner entries, and it also contains other banner-era or rotation-dependent abilities. Before rolling, open the current banner and copy its displayed pool. Confirm currency, single-roll cost, multi-roll cost, pity, Standless requirement, and any Mastery trade gate in the live interface.
A Trello card proves the ability was documented, not that the banner remains open. If the pool does not show the target, wait rather than spending on an unrelated rotation. Keep a fixed budget and stop when the current banner cannot advance your chosen route.
Mastery Specs
The board’s Mastery Specs group includes Yuji Itadori (Shinjuku Showdown Arc), Herrscher of Flamescion, Shinra, and Sakuya. Other reward relationships may exist elsewhere on the board, so the live red-crown menu is the final inventory. Open it at your current Mastery, inspect locked and claimable rewards, and record the exact name.
Do not assume an old Mastery number remains valid. Reach the displayed level cap, use the current upgrade control, and confirm that resetting will advance the account state you expect. Store a claimed Spec before changing abilities. See Mastery Specs for the safe claim sequence.
Major crossover groups
The source series does not determine strength, rarity, or trade value. It is only a useful way to locate related board entries and avoid confusing similarly named items.
Event and unobtainable entries
The older roster contains Easter, Halloween, Christmas, and other limited entries, including Padoru and several transformed or legacy abilities. Mark them “historically documented” until the current game shows an active event or return route. A card that remains public after an event ends is not proof of availability.
When trading, copy the full suffix and confirm whether the offered object is a Spec, an evolved form, or a skin. Seasonal names are common targets for substitution scams. Use the official trade window and compare both sides after every change.
How to verify a missing or new Spec
First inspect the current in-game ability, quest, banner, and Mastery interfaces. Then check creator-controlled announcements or the official Roblox description. A fan video can demonstrate an obtainment route, but note its upload date and the server update it shows.
If a Spec appears in game but not here, record its exact name, route, base requirement, and current description. Do not guess damage, rarity, or anime alias from the model. The September description’s unnamed “New Spec” stays unnamed until direct or creator-controlled evidence identifies it.
Verification status: grouped names are Official-board documented as of its May 6, 2026 activity snapshot. Naoya and Choso are supported by June/July 2026 community walkthroughs. The complete live September roster, new Spec identity, requirements, and availability need current-game confirmation.