Find out about the skins, gadgets, and star power of Miko, the last member of the Brawl Stars Brollywood trio.

Hello, Brawl Stars fans! Today we will introduce ‘Miko’, the last member of the Brollywood trio. Miko, unveiled at the 2023 Brawl Stars World Championship, was originally 'Maiko', but her name was changed to 'Miko' three days after release. He is characterized by long cynical lines and a rambling tone, and like Edgar, he is a brawler with low stamina and fast movement speed. Miko's normal and special attacks are loitering attacks, in which she leaps a short distance and deals damage to nearby enemies when she lands. It has excellent mobility as it can climb over walls without star powers or gadgets. While in the air, you can avoid attacks and attack at the same time, making it great for strategic use. The special attack stays in the air for 6 seconds and has a wide range, dealing damage and knockback when it lands. You can naturally recover and reload during special attacks and move freely. However, you must be careful as there is a 1 second delay before jumping. Their main role is to jump into enemy lines and reorganize while attacking, and remember that they can ignore poison gas/DOT/gravekeepers. Use Miko well to achieve victory!

SKIN

MICO

Brawlers with Brawl Stars' monkey motif are real animals, like Crow and Ruffs. When he wins, he strikes a pose, puts on his glasses, and puts the microphone back. When he loses, he repeatedly slams the microphone down with an angry expression.

MACARON MICO

Miko's French-themed skin is designed holding a macaron. The monkey-like appearance is reduced by wearing a hat, and even though it is a rare skin with 29 jewels, it is very clean and cool, making it very popular.

GROUCH MICO

The Grinch-themed skin swings a candy cane during normal attacks, leaves a gift box during special attacks, and leaves snow marks when it lands. When victorious, it walks forward holding its staff, and when defeated, it tears the staff apart with its teeth and becomes angry. Overall, it is a skin that has mixed opinions. Some say that it brings out the characteristics of the Grinch well and the effects are good, while others say that it looks a bit ugly. The 2023 Brolly Day loading screen showed a battle with Santa Stu.

WUKONG MICO

This is a limited edition Son Goku motif skin. It features red clothing, purple gloves, and white fur, and is riding a horse riding a horse while holding a female baton. When attacking, it uses a stick. During a special attack, it climbs up on a giant stick, and when it lands, leaves and dirt are left on the ground. When an enemy is defeated, a female staff effect is left behind, enemies are displayed in red, and allies are displayed in blue. In case of victory, the Yeouibong sticks into the ground and rides on Geunduun. In case of defeat, the Yeouibong sticks in Geunduun and turns back as if it was limp. Upon initial release, there were issues with poor visibility due to modeling bugs on Android, but some errors still remain.

GADGET

CLIPPING SCREAM

Miko's first gadget fires three projectiles in a cone at the nearest enemy, damaging them and slowing them for 2 seconds. It is usually used as a finishing touch after depleting the magazine, or to slow down and approach from a distance. Before the patch, using a gadget right before using the ultimate would cancel the ultimate, but now both are activated normally. It is difficult to hit enemies at the end of the gadget's range circle.

PRESTO

Miko's second gadget increases the maximum range of normal attacks by 34%, allowing you to save ammo when approaching enemies slightly further away than the range. Although it seemed like trash before release, it has proven to be useful after release and is being adopted similarly to Gadget 1. When Miko uses this gadget, there will be no halo over his head, allowing for a surprise attack from within the bush. Also, when using 1 gadget, if you gain 1 star power, you may lose 2 magazines per move, but you can make up for that shortcoming with this gadget.

STAR POWER

MONKEY BUSINESS

With Miko's first star power, the gauge is charged every 5 seconds, and when a normal attack hits while charged, one magazine is taken from the enemy. You can steal the magazines of multiple people at the same time, but you need to be careful because if you miss, the gauge is wasted. This Star Power is the core of Meeko's operation, and failing to land a charged attack will result in a loss of performance, equivalent to consuming two bullets. This star power is essential for Miko, who has a slow reload speed, and helps her secure additional magazines so she can run away or continue her attack. It steals the enemy's magazine and increases your chances of survival.

RECORD SMASH

Miko's second star power increases damage dealt to non-Brawlers by 100%. These targets include Brawler's Summons, Heist's Vault, and Showdown's Chest. This star power is always active and deals double damage to all attacks. However, it does not apply to brawlers, so it cannot be effective in modes that do not target non-brawlers, such as Bounty, Knockout, and Gem Grab. Even in Showdown, it is difficult to activate in the latter half of the game, so cube farming is important. It is useful for Miko who cherishes affection, but has the disadvantage of being ineffective against Brawlers.

HYPER CHARGE

SOUND CHECK

Miko's Hypercharge stuns enemies hit by special attacks for 1.5 seconds. If you use a special attack right before Hypercharge ends, the stun effect will be activated. However, it has a low charging rate and is difficult to use, so it is underrated and can only be used once per battle. Activating Hyper Charge consumes the gauge even in the air, so to reduce damage, it must be used when the gauge is low. The shadow effect does not change even when floating in the air, making it difficult for enemies to tell whether Hypercharge is being used or not. However, there is no distinctive warning sound when using Hypercharge, and the sound effect when jumping is different.

In conclusion

Miko is a high-risk, high-return type assassin brawler with excellent mobility like Mortis and Stu, but with high difficulty. It uses its loitering ability to survive by wasting the opponent's magazine, but its health and reload speed are low. Normal attacks boast unrivaled mobility as they can cross terrain with a howitzer, but instantaneous attacks are difficult with 3 magazines.

Miko uses the terrain to sap his opponent's stamina, making him a very difficult opponent. Like Mortis and Edgar, their compatibility is very different, but their survivability is better thanks to their loitering ability and special attacks. On the other hand, it is vulnerable to CC and has low health, making it vulnerable to melee explosive damage.

Miko slowly eats away at his opponent and attacks at the right moment to win the game. He can move freely across terrain and easily catch throwers. Unlike Mortis, it has strong single target marking, making it good for dealing with fallen enemies. As a result, it is a brawler where the risks are high, but the rewards are also clear.

Make good use of Miko's special strengths and defeat your opponents...