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· In Brawl Stars, while some Brawlers are nerfed immediately upon release or considered trash, there are others who consistently perform well in the meta for a long time.
· This video introduces Brawlers with high utility in various modes and maps, especially good for users with limited resources to max out.
· The information presented is current, and it's always recommended to compare with the latest tier list when deciding on upgrades.

· Although recently released, its excellent skill set earned it a spot on this list.
· Its core mechanic gives the feeling of 'if it goes to the end, our team wins,' making it usable in many modes.
· Despite being a damage dealer, it shows carry potential comparable to most assassins, and having only long-range Brawlers on the team is not an issue.
· The downside is its high difficulty for beginners, which is why it's ranked 9th.
· It can be used in virtually all modes, as long as there aren't too many walls on the map.
· In Brawl Ball, picking up the ball resets its 'suck' ability, so it's not recommended for beginners.

· On average, it boasts performance that is more than decent, having seen many good eras like the 1st Gadget OP meta, raw damage meta, and 1st Gadget cooldown meta.
· It's difficult to use in the current assassin-heavy meta, but this is due to counter matchups.
· It specializes in lane control and is very strong against slow Brawlers with its 1st Gadget and 2nd Star Power.
· There's a high chance the assassin meta will shift or it will receive a buff. Historically, it has always received buffs whenever its tier was low.

· Since its release, it has consistently been very good on average.
· Its Gadget, Star Power, and Hypercharge all have high value. It's even worth using the Gadget Cooldown Gear depending on the situation.
· It excels at unilaterally breaking walls or traversing walls and water to harass enemies.
· The downside is its limited damage, making it less effective against summoner Brawlers or many tanks.
· It can be used in most modes except Heist or completely open maps, and its auto-aim for basic attacks makes its difficulty low.
· The reason it's ranked 7th is that you need to switch between Star Powers, Gadgets, and Gears according to the situation, which consumes a lot of coins.

· Except for the moment right before a buff, it has consistently boasted above-average performance.
· Its biggest advantage is its extremely high utility. When you don't know what to pick, choosing Spike will at least save you from criticism.
· It also serves to prevent opponents from picking Spike.
· The downside is that its pick rate is so high that allies or opponents might pick it first.
· Recent pick rate statistics show it's so popular that it ranked 1st in pick rate from Mythic to Master.

· Except for one instance, it has consistently boasted above-average performance.
· It's a Brawler that always receives buffs if it feels ambiguous. If there's any lacking aspect like lane control, survivability, or damage, a buff is immediately applied.
· It's easy to use, deals decent damage, and has excellent carry potential.
· In modes like Bounty or Knockout, you can secure solo kills with its Gadget and Super, increasing your win rate.
· The downside is that some users tend to use it mindlessly. However, a mindless Gus is better than a mindless Edgar.
· It's frequently used in long-range maps like Gem Grab, Bounty, and Knockout.

· Since its release in December 2020, it has been consistently strong, never once falling into the 'coffin' (being unplayable).
· Although designed as a healer, its lane control is stronger than most long-range Brawlers.
· Its Gadget and Super can be charged very easily, and the Super is used in various ways, such as for survival and securing kills.
· It's not vulnerable to assassins and can heal teammates while enabling them to carry, making it a healer with fewer team composition restrictions.
· It's capable of carrying a game solo to some extent.
· It's good for maps without walls, but you need to be careful of teammates dodging your heals.

· Similar to Byron, it has always boasted decent performance.
· Its higher ranking than Byron is due to being easier to play and requiring fewer resources to upgrade.
· It's one of the best long-range Brawlers to recommend to Brawl Stars beginners, boasting very easy difficulty.
· While Byron's both Star Powers are good, Belle only needs her 1st Star Power, making it efficient at 2,000 coins.
· It's good for countering grouped enemies and deals decent damage.
· Hitting the Super on a lane makes lane control easier, and hitting an enemy tank with it will melt them instantly (35% damage increase).
· It can be used in most modes on maps with few walls, but it's vulnerable to instant assassinations, so it's best to avoid it in matches with many assassins.

· It has always boasted above-average performance, earning it the nickname 'Supercell's Daughter.'
· Its tier dropped only once, when Brawlers respawned with 0 ammo, but this was a temporary incident as it now respawns with 1/3 ammo.
· Its performance is good even with just auto-aim and movement, and there are many ways to secure kills, such as using the 1st Gadget for kill opportunities or the Super for lane control and kill opportunities.
· In the current assassin-heavy meta, it's not as easy to use as before, but there are ways to compensate with skill, such as burning bushes or using the 2nd Gadget to counter assassins.
· It's fine against one assassin, but it can be less effective against two or more.

· While there are countless Brawlers in Brawl Stars, Crow possesses an incredible skill set that can counter them all.
· Everything is possible: countering healers (healing reduction), countering assassins (invincibility and assassination with Gadget), executing low-health Brawlers (Gadget), melting tanks in reverse (Super), defending against long-range lane control (Star Power), seizing the first turn (Gadget), easy range control (fast movement speed).
· From a long-term perspective, Crow is the Brawler that best fits the purpose of this video.
· Even if a new Brawler with a unique mechanism is released, it's highly likely to be one of Crow's counter conditions.
· As variables increase and team compositions diversify, Crow will shine even brighter.
· On average, it has sometimes been considered ambiguous, but it has almost never been completely unplayable.