So, you want to talk about all Brawl Stars characters, huh? Let me tell you, I’ve been down that rabbit hole, and it’s deeper than you think. It all started pretty innocently, really.
My Grand Idea
I figured, hey, I play the game a fair bit, I should probably get a good grip on every single Brawler. You know, know their names, what they do, the whole shebang. Sounded simple enough at the time. I thought I’d just open up the game, look at the Brawler screen, maybe make a few notes. Easy peasy, right? That was my first mistake.
The Never-Ending Flood
The thing is, just when you think you’ve seen ’em all, BAM, Supercell drops a new one. Or two. It’s like they’re cooking them up in a lab 24/7. One day you’re feeling good, you can name maybe, I don’t know, 50 of them. Next week? There’s a new Legendary, a couple of Epics, and your whole mental list is out of date. It’s wild.
And don’t even get me started on trying to remember all their Star Powers and Gadgets. That’s a whole other level of commitment. I actually tried making a spreadsheet at one point. Yeah, a spreadsheet. For a game. My wife gave me that look, you know the one.
The “System” I Tried
So, I had to get a bit more methodical, if you can call my messy approach a method. My “practice” went something like this:
- First, I’d try to unlock them. Obviously. But that takes forever, especially the rarer ones.
- Then, I started watching gameplay videos. A lot of them. Just to see what each Brawler did, how people played them.
- I even spent time just scrolling through the Brawler list in-game, trying to burn their faces and names into my brain. Shelly, Colt, Nita… the early ones are easy. It’s when you get to the likes of Grom or Fang or Pearl that my brain starts to fritz.
- I tried grouping them too. Like, these are my throwers, these are my tanks, these are the sneaky assassin types. It helped a bit, but then some Brawlers just defy categories, don’t they?
It felt like studying for an exam that never ends, and the syllabus keeps changing. You get one Brawler down, their mechanics, their counters, and then you realize there are still tons more to really get a feel for.
Why Did I Even Bother?
You might be asking why I’d put myself through this. Well, it wasn’t just for kicks, not entirely. My kid, little Leo, he got super into Brawl Stars. And he’d come at me with all these questions: “Dad, is Mortis better than Edgar?” or “How do I beat a good Tick player?” And I’d just be standing there, shrugging. Didn’t feel great, you know? I wanted to actually talk with him about it, share some tips, not just nod along like I knew what was what.
So, yeah, part of it was to connect with him. And okay, maybe a tiny part of me just likes a challenge, even if it’s a slightly ridiculous one like memorizing a virtual army of colorful characters.
So, “All” of Them? Good Luck!
Honestly, saying you know “all” Brawl Stars characters is a bold claim. It’s a constantly moving target. Just when I think I’ve got a decent grasp, I’ll see a new Brawler silhouette teased, and I’m like, “Here we go again.” It’s a testament to how much content they keep pumping out, which is cool, but man, it makes my little project of “knowing them all” a never-ending quest.
So, if you’re setting out to learn every single one, my advice? Pace yourself. And maybe keep a notebook handy. A big one. You’re gonna need it.