Ranking all the members of Bullet Club from worst to best 

#6 Cody Rhodes

Cody Rhodes brought both the IWGP US and NWA World Championship to the Bullet Club

Following his departure from the WWE, Cody Rhodes became a household sensation as he started competing all over the Independent Circuit and even made his debut for Impact Wrestling before eventually settling down with ROH and NJPW.

In 2016, Kenny Omega and the rest of Bullet Club officially announced that Cody would be joining the faction and boy oh boy, didn't he make one hell of an impact? 'The American Nightmare' generally started out as a tag team star in the faction but quickly transitioned himself into the singles star that he is. Cody's success started off with him winning the ROH World Championship and bringing the title back to BC and in the meantime in NJPW, Rhodes and Hangman Page also challenged for War Machine's IWGP Tag Team Titles.

Nevertheless, Cody kept on thriving in both ROH and NJPW, as he finally won his first title in NJPW, winning the IWGP US Championship off Juice Robinson and became a Triple Champion by winning the NWA World Heavyweight Championship and the ROH Six-Man Tag Team Titles with The Young Bucks.

'The American Nightmare' even caused all the dissension within Bullet Club when he initiated the civil war against Kenny Omega over the Bullet Club's leadership. This eventually led to The Elite disbanding from BC and being a faction of their own.

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#5 The Young Bucks

The Young Bucks were a vital part of the Bullet Club

The Young Bucks first came into Bullet Club as the group's prime Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team and both Matt and Nick eventually established their place as by far the greatest Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team to step into NJPW, as they won the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Tag Team Titles on seven different occasions.

The Bucks eventually made the jump to the Heavyweight Tag Team Division and also won the IWGP Tag Team Championships as well. However, despite being Bullet Club's tag team specialists, both Matt and Nick are rather known for them betraying their fellow stablemates. The two initially kicked out Finn Balor out of the group, then turned their back on AJ Styles and kicked him out, and finally followed it up by kicking Adam Cole out of the faction as well.

Nevertheless, The Young Bucks sure did make a major impact during their tenure with the BC and will go down as one of Bullet Club's most prominent members of all time.

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#4 Kenny Omega

Bullet Club celebrating Kenny Omega's IWGP US Championship win

Starting out as one of DDT's brightest young prospects, Kenny Omega was this glooming, happy go round babyface who probably didn't have any intentions of joining Bullet Club in the first place. However, following Devitt's departure, the group was in a desperate need of Jr. Heavyweight star and in came Kenny Omega, who later revealed that he joined the faction for the money and the fame.

Omega first started out as a Jr. Heavyweight and even captured the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Championship on two different occasions. Things eventually took a quick turn for 'The Cleaner' as during New Years' Dash, 2016, Omega along with other members of Bullet Club kicked out AJ Styles from the faction and took over the leadership reigns of the group.

'The Cleaner' then became the next big gaijin heavyweight star following Styles departure to the WWE, as Omega won the IWGP IC Title, the US TItle, and had a series of 5 star+ matches against Kazuchika Okada. At Dominion 6.9, Omega finally captured the big one when he won the IWGP Heavyweight Championship by defeating Okada but following his loss to Hiroshi Tanahashi at WK 13, Omega bid farewell to NJPW and joined All Elite Wrestling.