Hello, Brawlers! Librarian Husky here, ready to dive into your carefully crafted tier list! Ranking every Brawler is no easy feat, especially after hitting Masters and grinding through those ranked matches. You’ve done an amazing job analyzing each one, from their strengths in specific comps and game modes to how they fare on different maps. Remember, Brawlers might shift in effectiveness depending on the situation, so focusing on their tiers makes perfect sense!

Worst Brawler: Hank

Coming in as the worst Brawler in the game is Hank. Hank can perform decently in very niche scenarios, like hitting throwers or enemies hiding behind walls. However, outside of these situations, he’s rarely seen in pro-level play. His limitations make him an ineffective choice for most situations.

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Bottom-Tier Brawler: Doug

Another struggling Brawler right now is Doug. He’s been at the bottom of the meta for what seems like forever. His attack range is too short, making him easy to counter, and his super, which boosts him or his teammates, often turns them into sitting ducks. Overall, he’s just not a great pick in the current meta.

Rank 82: Ash

At rank 82, we have Ash. Ash struggles mainly due to his attack delay, which causes him to miss his shots frequently. Additionally, he relies heavily on his rage meter to deal significant damage, but by the time he charges it, it’s often too late to make a meaningful impact in the match.

Struggling Brawlers in the Current Meta

Ash struggles to fully charge his rage meter, often resulting in low impact on the match by the time it fills. Charlie has also seen a significant decline since her major nerfs. Her damage output is low, her hypercharge lacks strength, and her spiders are almost useless. The one thing she does retain is her cocoon, which can still be an annoyance, though it’s far less problematic than it once was.

Persistent Issues with Janet

Janet has remained a bottom-tier Brawler for a considerable period. She is easily overpowered by aggressive Brawlers unless she has her super, which itself needs improvement as her bombs lack effectiveness. Despite her fanbase, Janet’s overall performance struggles to keep up in the current meta.

Bonnie’s Struggles as a Marksman

Bonnie continues to be one of the weakest marksmen in the game. Her slow movement makes her vulnerable, and her utility is limited. Her main strength is the ability to jump onto weaker or squishy Brawlers for burst damage, but even this can be challenging to execute effectively.

Bottom-Tier Brawler: Sam

Coming in at rank 78, Sam remains in the bottom ten Brawlers. While he can be fun to play, his dependence on knuckle dusters limits his viability. This dependency has kept him from rising in rank, making him a less competitive choice in the current meta.

Underperforming Brawlers in the Current Meta

If you lose control in the enemy’s territory with these Brawlers, the outcome is usually unfavorable. Mr. P, coming in at the 77th spot, struggles significantly in this meta. His low DPS means he’s easily overwhelmed by almost any Brawler rushing toward him. Unless his briefcase hits multiple times, he lacks the damage to be effective. Avoid using this Brawler if you want consistent results.

Limited Effectiveness of Mo

Ranked at 76, Mo can counter Brawlers like throwers or sharpshooters, who struggle to land shots on him. However, skilled opponents can time their shots well enough to hit Mo even after he lands. His slow reload speed further diminishes his potential, preventing him from climbing higher in the rankings.

Edgar’s Position as a Low-Tier Brawler

Taking the 75th spot, Edgar is often a frustrating teammate in ranked play, especially in higher tiers. His popularity with younger players doesn’t translate into effectiveness, particularly in modes like Shooting Star, where he’s out of his element. Edgar’s weaknesses have led many players to wish he was chosen less frequently in competitive matches.

Pam’s Challenges as a Healer

Pam is another Brawler struggling to find success in the current meta. Her healing capabilities are unreliable due to her inconsistent scrap metal attacks, which often fail to provide consistent value. This has left her out of the spotlight, as her performance lacks the impact needed to be competitive.

Struggling Brawlers in the Current Meta

Pam’s damage output is limited unless she is at point-blank range, and her healing station has low survivability due to powerful Brawlers like Barley and the Twins dominating the game. This has pushed Pam out of the spotlight, as her abilities can’t keep up with the high damage meta.

Draco’s Decline in Effectiveness

Draco was once formidable, largely because of his powerful super. However, after a series of nerfs, his range is lacking, and his damage at close range is no longer impressive. Draco has lost his edge, making him much less intimidating to face in battles.

Jackie’s Limitations as a Tank

Jackie, another tank character, is currently weak in the game’s meta. She is a slight improvement over Doug due to her marginally longer range, but she still struggles without her Nomadic Booster Gadget to help her reach opponents. Without this assistance, Jackie finds it challenging to be effective throughout a match.

Bull’s Situational Strengths

Ranked at the 71st spot, Bull requires niche settings to perform well, particularly areas with walls and bushes that allow him to charge up his super. His short attack range limits his versatility, although B’s hypercharge can give him a slight advantage when charging at enemies.

The Overrated Nature of B

Lower-ranked and trophy players often overestimate B, appreciating his simplicity and the ease with which he can secure kills through mines. However, top players are rarely tricked by his predictable bow mines, limiting his true effectiveness at higher levels of play.

Underperforming Brawlers and Their Struggles

It’s easy for players to activate B’s mines and escape before they detonate, limiting his impact. Fang has also seen a significant decline since last year. He used to be one of the strongest and easiest Brawlers to play, relying heavily on hypercharge for quick success. However, with nerfs, Fang is far less dominant and no longer as game-breaking as before.

Willow: The Weakest Thrower

Willow is currently the worst thrower in the game. Her lack of instant damage and slow-moving projectiles make her attacks easy to dodge. Her super is also difficult to land due to the narrow projectile width, reducing her effectiveness further in this meta.

Lou’s Limited Impact

Ranked at 67, Lou’s performance is underwhelming. He only fires three snow cones, which travel slowly and are easy to dodge. While his Hypothermia ability and hypercharge can be annoying, these are his only real threats, making him relatively low-impact unless he’s fed supers.

Gro’s Ineffectiveness as a Thrower

Coming in at rank 66, Gro struggles due to his predictable shot pattern. His projectiles split in a plus sign, which makes them easy for experienced players to dodge by simply avoiding that path. As a result, Gro’s utility is severely limited in competitive play.

Niche and Overrated Brawlers

Chuck is a fun Brawler, especially dominant in Heist mode, but outside of that, he’s rarely seen. Players are quick to ban Chuck in Heist ranked matches, so if he’s not in Heist, you likely won’t encounter him at all.

The Overrated Appeal of Spike

Spike might surprise some players with his rank here, as he is often seen as powerful due to his high damage output. However, experienced players can dodge Spike’s attacks and his Curveball ability with relative ease. His straightforward playstyle makes him a favorite among lower-skilled players, but he doesn’t perform as well at higher levels.

Griff’s Limited Range and Effectiveness

Griff is often underrated but has limitations that hold him back. His coin spray isn’t wide, and the projectiles are relatively slow, making them easy to dodge unless at close range. Treating Griff like a shotgun Brawler may improve his utility, but overall, he’s less effective than many might think.

Maisy’s Setbacks After Nerfs

Ranked at 62, Maisy’s recent damage buff is helpful, but it hasn’t compensated for the significant nerf to her supercharge rate. With her super now requiring four hits instead of three, it’s more challenging to utilize her effectively, limiting her overall impact.

Leon’s Status Among Legendary Brawlers

Coming in at spot 61, Leon is another legendary Brawler facing challenges in the current meta. His rank reflects his difficulty in keeping up with faster-paced gameplay, though he retains a unique niche that some players may still find appealing.

Leon’s Decline in Strength

Leon, once considered one of the strongest Brawlers, has lost his edge after the nerf to his proximity damage. This change reduced his damage output at close range and his supercharge rate, significantly impacting his effectiveness. These nerfs have dropped Leon to rank 61.

El Primo’s Limited Role

Finishing off the 60s, El Primo’s short attack range makes him a liability in most team compositions. His main strength lies in countering other tanks like Bust and BB, whom he can out-DPS. Outside of these niche situations, El Primo is rarely seen among high-level players.

Shelly’s Niche Use on Bushy Maps

Shelly, the Brawler everyone starts with, can be effective on bush-heavy maps like Snake Prairie, where tank counters are needed. However, outside of such specific scenarios, Shelly’s viability is low. Without these maps, her ranking would likely be even lower.

B’s Role as an Anti-Tank Brawler

B is effective against tanks due to her 4K damage shot, though this power only comes every other shot and requires accuracy. While B performs well on open maps, she struggles against other sharpshooters, placing her in a challenging position in the current meta.

Poco’s Overrated Healing Capabilities

Poco might come as a surprise, but he is one of the weakest healers in the game. While he fits well in double-tank compositions, his healing efficiency falls short compared to other healers like Byron. This limitation makes Poco less effective and somewhat overrated in today’s meta.

Barry’s Decline in Effectiveness

Barry has dropped significantly in effectiveness, especially if you lack strong teammates to carry the game. While his super can still keep teammates alive with impressive healing, his overall impact has lessened in the current meta.

Eve’s Niche as an Annoying Opponent

Eve remains a personal favorite due to her ability to disrupt with hatchlings, which can effectively counter Brawlers like snipers and throwers. However, her three projectiles come in different shapes, leading to inconsistent damage output, which can be problematic.

Brock’s Struggles as a Mid-Tier Sharpshooter

In this meta, Brock stands as a mid-tier sharpshooter. His range is shorter compared to other snipers, and his super can be unreliable. Additionally, he lacks durability, and his hypercharge is underwhelming, rarely posing a real threat to opponents.

Rosa’s Dependence on Bushes

Ranked at 53, Rosa is another tank reliant on bushes and walls. Her gadgets and one of her star powers are bush-dependent, which limits her effectiveness on maps without bushes. While Rosa is easy to play due to her super, her reliance on bushy terrain makes her somewhat overrated.

M’s Vulnerability to Aggressive Brawlers

M is struggling in the current meta, as aggressive Brawlers can overpower her quickly. Although she has her super and Friendzoner Gadget to fend off attacks, once her gadgets are used up, she becomes vulnerable and easy to take down.

M’s Mid-Range Limitations

M can be effective at mid-range if she manages to keep enemies there. However, without this advantage, she struggles to find success in Brawl Stars, making her performance inconsistent across different situations.

Ruffs: The Underrated Support Brawler

At the 51st spot, Ruffs is often underrated. His super can power up teammates, making him valuable in mirror matchups where his boosts can turn the tide. His shots bounce off walls, adding versatility, but his low damage output makes it difficult to hold his ground against aggressive Brawlers in the current meta.

Buzz’s Potential with Consistent Supers

Buzz, coming in at the 50th rank, can be an excellent pick if you’re able to consistently hit his super, stunning enemies in close range. His hypercharge can be very effective, allowing for constant stuns if positioned near a wall. However, Buzz’s side-to-side attack pattern can lead to missed opportunities in tight situations, limiting his reliability.

Crow’s Decline Due to Nerfs

Crow has experienced a decline, placing him at the 49th spot. Repeated nerfs to his abilities, such as Extra Toxic and Slow Toxin, have weakened his kit. Though Crow’s hypercharge adds to his toxic nature, both literally and figuratively, his stats have become too low for him to be a top-tier pick in the current meta.

Tara’s Strength in Specific Situations

Landing at number 48, Tara is an effective Brawler in the right situations, especially as a late pick on bush-heavy maps. Her super can quickly change the course of a game, which is invaluable. However, her slow reload speed is a limiting factor that prevents her from ranking higher.

Lola’s Potential with Her Clone

At number 47, Lola can be quite effective, as her clone doubles her DPS, allowing her to take down enemies quickly. The clone can even tank shots, increasing her survivability. In this meta, Lola is definitely an underrated Brawler with potential when used strategically.

Otis’s Versatility and Underrated Potential

Otis is an underrated Brawler in the current meta. His super makes him a strong counter to many Brawlers, and his main attack allows him to deal decent damage per second, making him effective in battles. With the addition of a supercharge gear, Otis is well-equipped to perform in various situations, especially with his impactful super.

Meg’s Fall from the S Tier

Recently, Meg has fallen out of the S tier due to nerfs. While her Mech form remains formidable, once it’s destroyed, she is left in her weak form, which is significantly less effective. This transition limits her utility, although she can still be viable in certain scenarios.

Carl’s Dependence on Walls

Ranked at 42, Carl requires nearby walls to retrieve his pickaxe quickly, which enables him to deal more damage. Despite this dependency, Carl excels in modes like “Sick Beats,” making him slightly more relevant in this meta than he otherwise might be.

Tick’s Annoying Playstyle as a Thrower

Tick is an extremely annoying thrower Brawler who exhausts opponents with his relentless spam. While his long-range attacks are bothersome, he becomes vulnerable at close range, where he struggles to defend himself. This makes Tick a frustrating but beatable opponent in the right hands.

Pearl’s Consistent Performance and Strengths

Pearl has been a consistently strong Brawler since her release. Although her super and hypercharge are underwhelming against aggressive Brawlers, her Overcooked Gadget makes her formidable. With a maxed heat bar, Pearl can deal massive damage, making her a challenging opponent to face.

AIT’s Strengths and Limitations

AIT ranks at 39 due to his extreme slowness, which is his primary drawback. Despite this, he has an excellent super to support teammates, impressive damage output, and great range. If he were faster, AIT would likely rank much higher on this list.

Nita’s Effectiveness Against Specific Brawlers

Ranked at 38, Nita is a strong counter to Brawlers like Daryl and Mortis due to her bear, Bruce, who can tank shots and help her heal when using the Bear With Me star power. Nita also performs well in Heist thanks to her Hyper Bear and hypercharge abilities.

Dynamike: The Skilled Thrower

Coming in at the 36th spot, Dynamike is one of the most skilled throwers in the game. His playstyle requires precision and experience, as his attacks demand careful timing and accuracy to be effective in the current meta.

Dynamike: Skill Versus Simplicity

Dynamike’s effectiveness depends on using Dino Jump to its fullest potential, which requires skill. However, camping in a bush with Satchel Charge requires little skill, making Dynamike’s skill ceiling somewhat contradictory. Whether he truly demands skill is up for debate.

Amber’s Ease of Use and Area Control

At the 35th spot, Amber is an excellent choice for players who prefer a straightforward Brawler. She’s easy to play, being auto-aim friendly, and teaches new players about managing ammo. Amber is effective in area control, thanks to her oil, which can be ignited to deal burning damage to opponents.

Lily’s Decline and Predictable Tactics

Lily has seen a major decline, much to the relief of many players. Her additional ammo bar made her frustrating to face, but her Vantage Gadget has become predictable. Many players are now prepared to counter her as she exits the Shadow Realm, making her easier to deal with.

Melody’s Heist Specialization

Ranked at 33, Melody is a strong choice in Heist due to her orbiting notes, which allow her to control space effectively around the Heist safe. However, outside of Heist, Melody is rarely seen in competitive play, which limits her overall utility.

Penny’s Resurgence in Mid-Range Combat

Penny’s position may surprise some, but she has become quite strong following the buff to her main attack range. This improvement allows her to compete with other mid-range Brawlers more effectively, making her a viable option in various game modes.

Penny’s Rise in Mid-Range Combat

Penny has become a strong mid-range Brawler after a recent buff to her main attack range. This improvement allows her to compete effectively with other mid-range Brawlers. With a hypercharge expected in the next update, Penny’s power is only going to increase.

Colette’s Versatility Against Tanks

Ranked at 31, Colette is a versatile Brawler suitable for various game modes, though she’s most prominent in Heist due to her high damage potential with a hypercharged super. Whenever there’s a tank on the field, Colette can be deployed to effectively counter them with ease.

Jesse’s Reliability in Mid-Range

Ending the 30s, Jesse ranks as a reliable mid-range Brawler thanks to her turret, decent range, and bounce shots. Her hypercharge is particularly potent in Heist, making her a formidable opponent. As long as you don’t feed her super, she’s manageable to face.

Sprout’s Strategic Potential

Ranked at 29, Sprout excels when played by skilled players who know how to extend shots using walls and water. This technique enhances his reach and allows him to land effective hits. Sprout’s super is also highly valuable, coming in clutch during critical moments.

Stu’s Supercharge Advantage

Stu comes in at 28, boasting the easiest supercharge in the game, which enables him to make sneaky and versatile plays. His ability to chain dashes—double, triple, or even quadruple—makes him a highly adaptable and frustrating Brawler to face in competitive play.

Stu’s Threat in Skilled Hands

A skilled Stu is a formidable opponent, capable of dodging attacks and making quick plays. When facing an opponent who can’t land hits, Stu’s agility and supercharging ability make him extremely dangerous.

Kit: The “No-Skill” Brawler

Kit is often considered the easiest Brawler to play due to her lack of skill requirement. Players only need to use her Cardboard Box gadget to charge her super and then jump onto a weak enemy or teammate, creating a powerful setup. Kit’s simplicity and effectiveness make her frustrating to face.

Sandy’s Control Potential

Although Sandy is no longer S-tier, he remains an effective control Brawler, using his Sandstorm to apply pressure on enemies. Combined with his hypercharge, Sandy’s impact can be significant, though he may struggle in one-on-one situations against S-tier Brawlers due to his lower damage output.

Cordelius’s Utility as a Counter

Ranked at 25, Cordelius continues to be a solid Brawler despite dropping from S-tier. His super allows him to isolate an opponent in the Shadow Realm, providing an opportunity for repositioning and surprise attacks. This versatility makes him a valuable counter in various matchups.

Belle’s Consistency in Long-Range Combat

Landing at number 24, Belle is a reliable long-range sharpshooter who has consistently remained in the A-tier. Her hypercharge may not be flashy, but it provides essential stat boosts that enhance her performance. Belle’s dependability keeps her competitive in most game modes.

Nani: A Skilled Sharpshooter

Ranked at number 23, Nani is arguably the most skilled sharpshooter in the game. Her unique main attack requires precision to consistently land all three orbs, but the reward is substantial. Nani’s Return to Sender gadget makes her effective at countering other sharpshooters, enhancing her utility.

Jean’s Versatility and Game-Changing Super

Jean is a highly versatile Brawler with strengths in both scouting and crowd control. His splitting projectile is excellent for scouting, especially when paired with the Vision Gear. His Magic Hand super is one of the best in the game, allowing him to pull enemies in and instantly shift the game’s momentum.

Mandy’s Potential as a Marksman

Although Mandy is currently bugged, it’s challenging to rank her accurately. If her recent buffs were functioning correctly, she would likely be one of the best marksmen in the game. The increase in her main attack and super projectile speed would make her a formidable force on the battlefield.

Clancy’s Decline After Nerfs

Thankfully, Clancy is no longer the top Brawler he once was. Initially, he dominated the game upon release, especially when reaching stage three. However, after receiving five nerfs in August, Clancy’s performance has dropped, reducing his influence in the current meta.

Squeak’s Surprising Buff

Squeak may surprise some players with his recent rise. Though his reload speed remains slow, his damage buff has significantly increased his viability. This improvement allows Squeak to be more effective in applying pressure, although he still faces challenges due to his limited firing speed.

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Squeak’s Increased Utility with Damage Buff

Squeak is expected to be used much more frequently now. Although his hypercharge isn’t the most powerful, it still offers useful stat buffs and can help cover a larger area with his sticky blobs, enhancing his control on the battlefield.

Frank’s Drop from S-Tier but Continued Strength

Frank is no longer S-tier after a series of nerfs, but he remains a solid pick. His quick unload speed when low on health, combined with the Damage Gear and Power Grab star power, makes him a formidable opponent, especially when he charges aggressively into fights.

Rico’s Compatibility with the Current Map Pool

Ranked at 17, Rico is thriving in the current meta, thanks to his strong kit and the abundance of walls in many maps. His bouncing projectiles allow him to control these spaces effectively, making him a top pick across various game modes.

RT’s Rise as a Strong Support Brawler

RT has been on a steady rise, as his marks help teammates secure kills more easily. His super also effectively counters aggressive Brawlers by enabling him to quickly eliminate opponents when split. However, his small projectiles can sometimes be challenging to land accurately.

Buster’s Effectiveness as a Late-Pick Brawler

Buster is an exceptional late-pick Brawler in ranked play. Skilled Buster players can use bushes to sneak up on enemies, pull them with the Slow-Mo Replay Gadget, and quickly take them down. His super also provides a strong counter against opponents, adding to his versatility.

Angelo’s Unique Advantage Over Water

Ranked at 14, Angelo is one of the few Brawlers, alongside Eve, who can hover over water. This ability significantly boosts his play rate on maps with water, as it enables him to control lanes and choke points by hovering over otherwise inaccessible areas. This capability alone makes Angelo a valuable pick in specific map setups.

Piper’s Dominance as a Sniper

Piper remains one of the top snipers in the game, especially after gaining a hypercharge. This enhancement allows her to be more versatile, moving beyond her previous limitations. By keeping enemies at max range, Piper can maximize her damage output and gradually dismantle opponents from afar.

Max’s Role as a Top Support Brawler

Ranked at 12, Max is one of the game’s best support Brawlers. Her hypercharge can pair effectively with any Brawler, making her team significantly harder to face. While Max requires skilled teammates to excel, a strong Max player can single-handedly lead the team to victory.

Barley’s Status Among Top Throwers

Barley is easily one of the best throwers in the game, providing consistent area control with his attacks. His ability to apply pressure and control spaces makes him highly effective in a variety of game modes and scenarios.

Barley’s Strength in Control and Choke Points

Barley’s hypercharge and super enable him to maintain control and lock down choke points effectively. He can be frustrating to face if he isn’t taken down quickly. Barley is finally getting his deserved recognition in the current meta, as his control capabilities shine.

Gus’s Utility with Reworked Super

Gus is an underrated Brawler whose reworked super now allows him to knock back enemies and grant himself a shield simultaneously. This ability makes him highly effective against aggressive Brawlers. Additionally, his Cookie Popper gadget remains a valuable tool to confirm kills, adding depth to Gus’s kit.

Mortis’s High Rank and Powerful Hypercharge

Surprisingly ranked this high, Mortis has become a formidable Brawler, particularly when using his hypercharge. With it, he can be across the map, activate his hypercharge, and still wipe out enemy teams thanks to his super’s reach. However, his hypercharge’s damage output might be due for a nerf.

Chester’s Consistency Despite Recent Nerfs

Chester remains a solid Brawler despite recent nerfs to his health and star power. He can still burst down enemies within three shots, making him a potent threat. However, his reliance on RNG in certain abilities can make him a challenging and sometimes unpredictable Brawler to play.

Gale’s Consistent Strength Despite Nerfs

Gale remains a top-tier Brawler despite recent nerfs to his super damage and hypercharge rate. His Twister gadget and super make him an excellent counter to top aggressive Brawlers like Kenji, Daryl, and others. Gale’s ability to disrupt these Brawlers keeps him relevant and widely used in the current meta.

The Twins: Larry and Lri’s Persistent Strength

Ranked at number six, the Twins—Larry and Lri—continue to be strong contenders, even after multiple nerfs. Their kit excels at area control, and facing both of them is challenging for opponents. The Twins’ resilience makes them frustrating yet powerful Brawlers to contend with in matches.

Byron’s Versatility as a Healer and Damage Dealer

Coming in at number five, Byron has consistently been a strong Brawler since his release. His ability to both heal allies and deal damage with the same attack and super is exceptionally powerful. This dual capability has kept Byron at an S-tier level, proving his adaptability and strength in various scenarios.

Daryl’s Versatility with Double Supers

Ranked at number four, Daryl has become exceptionally versatile with the ability to hold two supers instead of one. This enhancement allows him to roll twice the distance, making him more adaptable in both offensive and defensive maneuvers, solidifying his position as a top-tier Brawler in the game.

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