The Project Baki Trello is the main reference for a fighting game packed with martial arts, trainers, storyline quests, bosses, implants, and crossover styles. This refreshed guide collects the official Trello, Discord, Roblox game page, and community Wiki. Use them to compare fighting styles, find a trainer, check an ability requirement, or understand where your next upgrade fits into the larger progression path.
Project Baki Roblox Trello, Discord, Game Page, and Wiki Links
All Project Baki resource links:
- Project Baki Trello Link: Research fighting styles, controls, storyline progression, trainers, quests, bosses, mobs, implants, locations, items, stats, and other combat systems.
- Project Baki Discord Link: Follow updates, maintenance, balance changes, events, previews, support information, and community discussions about styles and builds.
- Project Baki Game Page: Launch the official experience and review its current controls, update title, platform support, weekend bonuses, and developer credits.
- Project Baki Wiki Link: Browse community-written pages for fighting styles, implants, bosses, mobs, quests, and basic gameplay information.
What is on the Project Baki Trello?
The Project Baki Trello organizes the systems needed to build and improve a fighter. Its information covers martial arts styles, trainers, requirements, controls, locations, bosses, implants, and progression.
It is particularly useful because Project Baki contains far more styles than most players will test themselves. Some are part of the main storyline, while others come from wandering bosses, special shops, events, or secondary requirements.
Checking the Trello first can prevent you from training the wrong stats or searching for a trainer tied to a completely different progression route.
Fighting Styles Are the Core of Every Build
Project Baki includes traditional martial arts such as boxing, karate, taekwondo, Muay Thai, kung fu, sumo, and capoeira. It also features specialized and crossover styles from several anime and game franchises.
Each style has its own abilities and combat strengths. Newer options may include extra mechanics, mode bars, counters, evasive tools, or alternate attacks.
The Wiki divides styles into categories such as normal, evolved, event, and unobtainable. Use those labels before chasing something you saw in an older showcase.
Follow the Storyline for Early Trainers
The main storyline introduces players to combat while leading them through several trainer styles. Quests send you against weaker versions of opponents and reward styles connected to the Baki series.
Additional styles may require wandering bosses, special NPCs, event content, or shop purchases. These routes are easier to understand through the Trello than by visiting every corner of the map.
The Wiki can help with longer explanations, but it remains a work in progress. Check the Trello when the two resources disagree.
Implants Add Another Layer to Progression
Implants provide additional abilities or effects beyond your main fighting style. Their requirements and uses can differ, so they should be researched before becoming part of a build.
The Trello remains the better starting point for current implant information. The Wiki has a dedicated implant category, although several pages are incomplete or still being expanded.
That uneven coverage is another reason to keep Discord nearby after an update. A new implant or style may arrive before community pages fully explain it.
Learn the Controls Before Fighting Other Players
The Roblox page lists the current core controls. Players can dash with Q, block with F, run by double-tapping W or using Left Control, and activate abilities with Z, X, C, V, and B.
Rage activates with G when your health is low. Knowing when to block, dash, or use Rage matters just as much as unlocking a strong style.
Project Baki supports PvE and PvP, so a build that clears bosses comfortably may still struggle against players who understand counters and movement.
Use Discord for Events and Balance Changes
The official Discord is the best source for temporary events, new styles, maintenance, and combat adjustments. Project Baki frequently draws from franchises beyond Baki, making event updates especially important.
Community channels can also help with builds and boss strategies. However, tier lists often depend on whether the player values PvP, boss damage, farming, or survivability.
The strongest style on paper still needs someone willing to press the block button occasionally.
Final Thoughts on the Project Baki Trello
The Project Baki Trello remains the best starting point for fighting styles, trainers, implants, bosses, and storyline progression. Use the Wiki for individual pages and Discord for recent additions, events, and balance changes before committing your fighter to a new path.
