Early game
Chip safely at nine tiles until the mecha is charged; a base-form Meg who trades early is a base-form Meg who dies before she has a shell.
Meg — Brawl Stars
Win rate51.4%adjusted
Pick rate0.55%of all slots
Matches20,565
Best modeBrawl Ball 5v565.6%
−3.2 pts over the last 7 days
Base statistics
Meg at power level
Health4,800
Attack damage600
Attack range9 tilesLong
Reload1.3sFast
Movement855Very Fast
Super damage7,400
Super range4.33 tilesShort
Projectiles2
Abilities
Star Power
Force Field
When the mecha is destroyed Meg keeps a damage reduction shield for five seconds, covering the moment she is exposed.
Star Power
Heavy Metal
The mecha heals for a share of the damage its own Super deals, and the healing stacks for each enemy caught.
Gadget
Jolting Volts
17s cooldownRepairs the mecha steadily for five seconds. It can only be used while she is inside it.
Gadget
Repurpose
25s cooldownEjects Meg from the mecha and launches it forward as a projectile, then charges her Super quickly for a few seconds.
Hypercharge
Tungsten Toughness
+35% stats while activeThe mecha's Super reaches further, and building the mecha briefly slows the enemies standing nearby.
Recommended builds
reviewed 19 Jul 2026Mecha uptimeRecommended build
Team modes where she gets a full fight in the mecha rather than one exchange.
Star Power
Heavy Metalthe mecha grows stronger the longer it lands hits, which rewards a sustained fight over a single engage
Heavy Metalthe mecha grows stronger the longer it lands hits, which rewards a sustained fight over a single engageGadget
Repurposelaunching the mecha turns a shell about to break anyway into damage and a near-instant Super
Repurposelaunching the mecha turns a shell about to break anyway into damage and a near-instant SuperGear
Super Chargethe base form is a placeholder; the mecha is the actual brawler
Super Chargethe base form is a placeholder; the mecha is the actual brawlerGear
Damageboth forms fire two bolts, so the bonus applies twice
Damageboth forms fire two bolts, so the bonus applies twiceHypercharge
Tungsten Toughnessa mecha that survives the focus fire is a mecha that never leaves the field
Tungsten Toughnessa mecha that survives the focus fire is a mecha that never leaves the fieldBase survivabilityRecommended build
Against burst comps that will break the mecha in one window and hunt what falls out of it.
Star Power
Force Fieldshe is dumped back into 2,400 health the instant the mecha breaks, and that is the moment she dies
Force Fieldshe is dumped back into 2,400 health the instant the mecha breaks, and that is the moment she diesGadget
Jolting Voltsclears whoever is standing on top of her when the shell is gone
Jolting Voltsclears whoever is standing on top of her when the shell is goneGear
Healthher base form has the pool of a marksman
Healthher base form has the pool of a marksmanGear
Speedat 820 she can actually walk away and rebuild
Speedat 820 she can actually walk away and rebuildMeg by trophy range
Trophy range
51.4%20,565 matches · 9,284 players
All modes · Every trophy range · 1 Sep – 19 Oct
Trophy ranges use the player’s Meg trophies at match time.
Performance by mode
12 modesBest and worst maps
47 mapsWorst
Matchups and teammates
Meg beats
Meg's win rate in sampled team battles
Tick 1,367 matches76.1%
Mortis 2,599 matches68.1%
Colt 1,621 matches67.9%
Edgar 2,171 matches67.8%
Fang 1,000 matches66.5%
Bibi 1,496 matches64.7%Struggles against
Meg's win rate in sampled team battles
Amber 2,659 matches33.4%
Gus 3,344 matches38.2%
Shade 2,558 matches38.8%
Wendy 1,479 matches41.9%
El Primo 2,348 matches44.6%
Max 1,597 matches46.4%Best alongside
Meg's win rate in sampled team battles
Amber 2,713 matches72.7%Shade 2,413 matches68.1%
Cosmo 526 matches66.8%Gus 3,177 matches66.2%
Belle 277 matches65.5%
Ziggy 162 matches64.1%Playing Meg
reviewed 19 Jul 2026A 2,400-health brawler who builds a 3,700-health mecha, fights in it until it breaks, then falls back out and starts again.
Positioning
Far back in base form and at the front in the mecha, and she has to consciously switch between the two rather than playing one distance all match.
Using your Super
The mecha is not an escape and not a burst, it is a shift into a different brawler, so enter it before a fight starts rather than as an answer to losing one.
Common mistakes
- Entering the mecha at low charge and losing it before it has done anything
- Playing the base form like a tank because the mecha is available
- Standing in the open after the mecha breaks, with 2,400 health and no cover behind her
- Long team fights where the mecha gets to attack for its full duration
- Modes with a fixed point she can hold in the shell and contest without it
- Against comps with no burst big enough to break the mecha in one window
Balance history
Star Power - Force Field shield40%30%
Gadget - Repurpose (formerly Toolbox) cooldown22s25s
Mecha's main attack Super charge rate
Buffied "Jolting Volts" Gadget extra duration2s1s
"Toolbox" Gadget Super charge duration4s6s
Buffied Hypercharge main attack Super charge rate
“Force Field” Star Power shield on Mech exit25%30%
“Toolbox” Gadget reload tower area radius800880
‣ Speed movement outside the mecha770820
Mecha form - basic attack damage170150
Meg's emotes
3 emotes
Meg FAQ
Is Meg good in Brawl Stars right now?
Meg ranks #49 in Brawlest's live tier list, with a 51.4% adjusted win rate across 20,565 matches of recent battles.
What is the best Meg build?
The loadout Brawlest recommends for Meg is Heavy Metal, Repurpose, Super Charge, Damage and Tungsten Toughness.
What game modes is Meg best in?
Meg performs best in Brawl Ball 5v5 and Brawl Arena — a 65.6% win rate in Brawl Ball 5v5.
Which brawlers counter Meg?
Meg tends to struggle against Amber, Gus and Shade. The matchups section above has the full counter breakdown.