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Trending tier lists

Related searches for “tier list”, collected from Google Trends and scored inside each window. A high score puts a query in the review queue; it does not publish a page by itself.

Last successful run: Oct 26, 2026 · local-launchd
#QueryScoreΔStatus
1 Anime 100 +100 Published
2 Poke Survivor 90 +90 Published
3 Pixel Lineage 90 +90 Published
4 Make Drama Mad 90 +90 Published
5 Pokesurvivor 90 +90 Published
6 Anime Mysterious 90 +90 Published
7 Anime Zero 90 +90 Published
8 Aion 2 Class 88 +88 Published
9 Anime Adventures 88 +88 Published
10 Girls Echo 88 +88 Published
11 Clover Time 88 +88 Published
12 Pokemon Survivor 88 +88 Published
13 Aa 78 +78 Published
14 Yba 78 +78 Published
15 Last Epoch 78 +78 Published
16 Azeroth Survivors 78 +78 Published
17 Aion 2 Classes 78 +78 Published
18 Aion 2 78 +78 Published
19 Yba Skin 68 +68 Published
20 Deadlock 68 -10 Published
21 Genshin Impact 46 +46 Published
22 Pokemon 42 +42 Published
23 World of Warcraft 34 -21 Published
24 Top 28 +28 Published
25 Anime Vanguards 28 +28 Published
26 Zenless Zone Zero 24 +24 Published
27 Aniimo 21 +21 Published
28 League of Legends 19 -24 Published
29 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 18 +18 Published
30 Wuthering Waves 17 +17 Published
31 Arena 17 +17 Published
32 Honkai: Star Rail 16 +16 Published
33 Brawl Stars 15 +15 Published
34 Overwatch 2 14 +14 Published

Method

What moves a query onto this page

Collect

Five windows

Past hour, 4 hours, day, 7 days and 30 days. Each window is fetched separately because Trends normalises them separately.

Filter

Tier-list intent only

A query must contain “tier list” (or a curated alias). “Codes” queries are excluded because a tier list page would not answer them.

Decide

Human review

New candidates wait in the admin queue. Approval publishes the page; rejection keeps it out of the queue on later runs.

FAQ

About the trend data

Where does this trending data come from?

Google Trends related queries for the seed term “tier list”. A daily collector records the top and rising queries for five windows and posts them to this site. A run that fails is recorded as a failure, not silently skipped.

Does a high score mean a page is published?

No. A score means the query is moving. A page only appears after review. Rows marked “In review” are real candidates waiting in the admin queue, not live pages.

Why are some scores relative?

Google Trends normalises each window to its own peak. A score is comparable inside one window, not across windows. The table always shows which window a row came from.

See something missing?

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