LegendaryTank

Meg build

A 2,400-health brawler who builds a 3,700-health mecha, fights in it until it breaks, then falls back out and starts again.

Reviewed 19 Jul 2026

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Loadouts

2
Mecha uptimeRecommended build

Team modes where she gets a full fight in the mecha rather than one exchange.

Star PowerHeavy Metalthe mecha grows stronger the longer it lands hits, which rewards a sustained fight over a single engage
GadgetToolboxrepairing the mecha is far cheaper than losing it and reverting to a 2,400-health body
GearSuper Chargethe base form is a placeholder; the mecha is the actual brawler
GearDamageboth forms fire two bolts, so the bonus applies twice
HyperchargeTungsten Toughnessa mecha that survives the focus fire is a mecha that never leaves the field
Base survivabilityRecommended build

Against burst comps that will break the mecha in one window and hunt what falls out of it.

Star PowerForce Fieldshe is dumped back into 2,400 health the instant the mecha breaks, and that is the moment she dies
GadgetJolting Voltsclears whoever is standing on top of her when the shell is gone
GearHealthher base form has the pool of a marksman
GearSpeedat 820 she can actually walk away and rebuild

How to play it

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.

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

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