EpicSupport

Berry build

A support who damages with an ice cream stream and heals by leaving the same ice cream on the floor for his team to stand in.

Reviewed 19 Jul 2026

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Loadouts

2
Puddle healerRecommended build

Team modes with a fixed point his team stands on, which is where the healing floor belongs.

Star PowerMaking a Messhis damage lands as ice cream on the floor, and that same floor is what his team stands in to heal
GadgetFriendship is Greata burst for the ally who cannot wait for the puddle to do its work
GearSuper Chargethe swirl is his only real burst of healing
GearHealth2,600 is the smallest pool on the roster
HyperchargeDouble Scoopscovers the whole team in one cast rather than a line of it
Self-sufficientRecommended build

Lineups where nobody stands close enough to be healed and he has to hold a lane alone.

Star PowerFloor is Finestanding in his own mess is the only way the most fragile support in the game refills itself
GadgetHealthy Additiveskeeps him alive in a lane where no teammate is in range to help
GearShielda 2.4-second reload leaves long gaps he cannot answer
GearSpeedhis 6.33-tile reach means he loses any race he starts late

How to play it

Just behind the objective with the puddle between him and his frontline, because 2,600 health is the smallest pool on the roster and he cannot take a hit.

The swirl damages enemies and heals allies in the same line, so aim it through his own team into the enemy rather than at one or the other.

Common mistakes

  • Healing a teammate who is standing outside the puddle and walking further away
  • Fighting at 6.33 tiles against brawlers who out-range him with a 2.4-second reload
  • Saving the swirl for a low teammate instead of laying it through the whole push

Reviewed recommendations, not win rates: Brawl Stars never reports which loadout a player had equipped in a match, so nobody can measure one.