The Brawl Stars tier list categorizes the various Hypercharges available to brawlers, offering a thorough assessment of their efficacy in battle. With a total of 43 Hypercharges currently in the game, including the recent addition of six new ones announced in the Brawl Stars Brawl Talk on August 24, 2024, players frequently debate which of these abilities reign supreme.
This article showcases the Brawl Stars tier list for all the Hypercharges, dividing them into S, A, B, and C tiers.
Brawl Stars tier list for every Hypercharge in January 2025
S tier
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It reflects the Hypercharges that significantly improve the brawlers' Super ability within the game. They are top-rated and bring much more utility than those present in the lower rungs of this Brawl Stars tier list. Here are the S tier brawlers in the game:
- Leon - Limbo
- Frank - Seismic Smash
- Dynamike - Boomer
- Gale - Blizzard
- Max - Unlimited Energy
- Mortis - Blood Boomerang
Gale’s Hypercharge enhances his Super by extending its pushback distance, allowing him to shove enemies even further and disrupt their positioning more effectively.
Frank’s Hypercharge significantly increases the stun duration of his Super, making it easier for him and his teammates to capitalize on immobilized enemies.
Meanwhile, Max's Hypercharge increases the speed of Max and her teammates, allowing them to frustrate their opponents and defeat them easily.
A tier
While not as useful as those listed in the S tier, the A tier Hypercharges are still an asset for their brawlers in the game. Here are all the Hypercharges in this tier:
- Jacky - Seismic Event
- Barley - Bottled Up Rage
- Surge - Level 5
- Crow - Utility Knives
- Bibi - Out of Bounds
- Edgar - Outburst
- Sandy - Swift Winds
- Colette - Teen Spirit
- Nita - Hyperbearing
- Buzz - Buzzwatch
- Jessie - Scrappy 2.0
- Tara - Supermassive
- Piper - Boppin’
- Lou - Slushie Storm
- Rico - Trick Shot King
Barley's Hypercharge increases the size of his Super’s area of effect, allowing it to cover a larger portion of the battlefield, which can effectively control zones and deal more damage over time to enemies caught within it.
Sandy's Hypercharge provides a speed boost to both Sandy and their teammates within the radius of the Super, enhancing their mobility.
Meanwhile, Surge's Hypercharge enhances his main attack by splitting each shot into multiple projectiles, increasing his area damage potential.
B tier
The B tier Hypercharges offer moderate improvements to the brawlers' Super abilities, providing them with some utility and effectiveness in combat. While not as useful as those present in the upper rungs of this Brawl Stars tier list, these Hypercharges still contribute in some intense situations. They are given below:
- Shelly - Double Barrel
- Tick - Headstrong
- Angelo - In my Element
- Colt - Dual Wielding
- Belle - Magnetic
- Fang - Dragon Kick
- Cordelius - Complete Darkness
- Spike - Blooming Season
- Bull - Jaws Of Steel
- Rosa - Grasping Roots
- Poco - Medic's Melody
- Maisie - Aftermath
Angelo’s Hypercharge is placed in the B tier due to its ability to move while using the Super, which offers a strategic edge, but it charges slowly and is challenging to fully utilize in combat situations.
Shelly’s Hypercharge, while not extraordinary, improves the damage output of her Super and charges quickly, making it useful for dealing significant damage in a short time but falls short to upper tiers Hypercharges.
Meanwhile, Colt’s Hypercharge improves the damage output of his Super and charges quickly, making it useful for dealing significant damage in a short time. However, it doesn't provide enough additional benefits to elevate it higher.
C tier
The C tier Hypercharges lack significant impact and are often ignored by players in the game:
- Sprout - Thorns
- Mico - Sound Check
- Pearl - Pyrolytic
- Nani - Big Peep
- El Primo - Gravity Leap
- Brock - Rocket Barrage
- Emz - Overhyped Haze
- Squeak - Bouncy Blob
- Charlie - Pestilence
- Gene - Hyper Hands
Sprout’s Hypercharge is placed in the C tier due to its limited utility, offering little value outside of Heist, a mode where Sprout is generally underperforming.
Mico’s Hypercharge struggles with awkward activation and inconsistent effectiveness, often leaving players at a disadvantage as opponents can easily escape or counterattack.
Meanwhile, Nani’s Hypercharge is placed in C tier because, despite increasing the size and damage of her Peep, it actually makes her attacks harder to land and doesn’t significantly enhance her overall performance.
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