Top Builds Brawl Stars Mico Guide!

MICO BEST BUILD

Mico makes a small jump forward, attacking with a microphone stand and dealing damage to nearby opponents upon landing.Mico jumps off the screen, becoming invulnerable and choosing where to land. Upon landing, he deals damage to nearby opponents.Mico makes a jump upwards, and while Mico is in the air, a circle appears that constantly expands, and after landing, it deals damage to enemies. During his Ultimate, Mico does not take damage, including from poisonous smoke, except for sustained damage. At the beginning of his Ultimate, it is controlled quickly, and towards the end, it is controlled slowly.

Mico is a formidable assassin, and using Monkey Business makes him even deadlier, shifting the balance of power in your favor. Utilize this Star Power in nearly every scenario. The Clipping Scream gadget gives Mico additional utility to finish off enemies, delivering an extra punch when needed. Since this Gadget is essential for him, having Gadget charges is crucial. Equip Damage Gear to make achieving kills easier when necessary.

CLIPPING SCREAM

Mico lets out a deafening scream towards the nearest enemy, dealing 545 damage and slowing down enemies for 2 seconds on hit.

GADGET CHARGE

Increases number of Gadget usages per battle by 1

MONKEY BUSINESS

Every 5 seconds, Mico’s basic attack steals ammo from his enemies after hitting them

DAMAGE

Deals 15% EXTRA DAMAGE when your brawler is below 50% health

Mico SECOND BUILD

The Record Smash Star Power is highly effective in Heist, making you an exceptional safe killer. Always select this Star Power in this mode. The Presto Gadget is not particularly strong; the other one is better in any mode. You might choose Health Gear over Damage Gear, depending on your playstyle as a Mico player. Health Gear can be especially beneficial for a more passive approach.

PRESTO

Mico’s next jump has 34% longer range

RECORD SMASH

Mico deals 100% extra damage against non brawlers

HEALTH

RECOVER HEALTH 50% more effectively

Mico HYPERCHARGE:SOUND CHECK

Mico’s super also stuns nearby enemies after landing for 1.5 seconds

• SPEED +24%

• DAMAGE +25%

• SHIELD +5%

Important information about Mico:

• Rarity:MYTHIC
• Class:ASSASSIN
• Mico’s title: "Am I a joke to you?"
• Personal description of Mico: "Mico works as a sound operator in Brawlywood, but he could easily be mistaken for a celebrity given how much he brags. He has a tough personality, but no sense of humor, so it's best not to joke around with him!"

  Mico STATS AT LVL 11:

• HEALTH 6000 HP
• MOVEMENT SPEED VERY FAST
• MAX DMG 2180
• RANGE NORMAL
• RELOAD SPEED VERY SLOW
• MAX SUPER DMG 2380
• SUPER RANGE VERY LONG
• SUPER CHARGE RATE AT MAX DAMAGE
• NUMBER OF ATTACK 5 HITS
• SUPER REFILLS 25 %

Characters that Mico opposes:

1. Barley
2. Jessie
3. Tick
4. Dynamike
5. Willow

Characters who are not opposed:

1. Shelly
2. Bull
3. El Primo
4. Rosa
5. Darryl

A precise guide for attack, super, hypercharge, gadgets, and star power:

ATTACK

Mico performs an acrobatic attack, using his microphone boom to launch himself into the air and travel a short distance. When he lands, he deals 2180 damage. While airborne, Mico is completely immune to all types of damage, except for status effects and damage over time.

SUPER

After a brief 1-second delay, Mico jumps into the air for 6 seconds, dealing 2380 damage and pushing back enemies upon landing. The area of effect grows over time, allowing Mico to reload and recover health through auto-regeneration. He is immune to all types of damage except for status effects and damage over time. However, it's important to remember that Mico becomes stationary while performing his Super, and any interruption such as a stun, pull, or knockback during the initial delay will cancel the entire Super.

SOUND CHECK

When activated, Mico’s next Super stuns enemies within its explosion radius for 1.5 seconds. In addition, he gains a 25% boost in damage and shield, and a 20% increase in speed. This hypercharge turns Mico into an almost unstoppable assassin.

PRESTO

When activated, Mico’s next attack range is increased by 34%. A special Gadget symbol appears above his head, along with a glowing attack joystick, signaling that the ability is active. The Gadget’s cooldown starts once the attack is performed. Use this boost to surprise and catch enemies off-guard.

CLIPPING SCREAM

When activated, this Gadget allows Mico to launch three long-ranged projectiles. These projectiles damage enemies on impact and apply a 2-second slowing effect. Each projectile deals 545 damage, totaling 1635 damage if all three connect. Use this Gadget to finish off enemies or to slow down those attempting to flee.

MONKEY BUSINESS

Mico charges up a bar over 5 seconds. When fully charged, his next attack causes an enemy Brawler to lose one-third of their ammo while Mico gains the same amount in his own ammo bar. If the enemy’s ammo bar is empty, Mico won’t receive any extra ammo even if the attack lands, though he can still deplete their ammo regardless of his own ammo level. The bar resets if Mico misses his target. This Star Power boosts Mico’s effectiveness as a deadly assassin by weakening enemies and enhancing his own strength.

RECORD SMASH

This Star Power enhances Mico’s attacks against all deployable entities, such as Nita’s bear, Jessie’s turret, Showdown boxes, and even the Heist safe! It is particularly effective in Heist matches, making Mico a powerful and formidable presence.

Mico BRAWL STARS PRO TIPS:

WAIT LAST SECOND TO USE YOUR SUPER WHILE HYPERCHARGED

If you use your Super while hypercharged, your hypercharge will end when you land. It’s best to use your hypercharge to pressure or eliminate enemies first. Then, activate your Super just before the hypercharge runs out. This tactic lets you recover almost full health and refill your ammo upon landing, while still benefiting from the Super bonus.

IN HEIST, STAY ALIVE AT ALL COSTS

In Heist, with RECORD SMASH, enemies cannot afford to let you approach their safe. If you manage to stay alive and play skillfully, you become a major threat. Keep up the pressure on your opponents and focus on staying alive. This will prevent enemy brawlers from attacking your safe.

USE WALLS TO YOUR ADVANTAGE

Mico is exposed when out in the open, so always stay near walls and strike when your target is unable to react. Use walls to dodge their attacks and take advantage of moments when they have limited ammo and are most vulnerable.

Best and worst modes for Mico:

Best modes:

• Brawl Ball

• Solo Showdown

• Hot Zone

Worst modes:

• Gem Grab

• Duo Showdown

• Bounty

Here are all the skins for the character Mico:

• Monsieur Mico (29 Gems)

• Grinch Mico (149 Gems)

• Sun Wukong Mico (299 Gems)

• Silver Mico (10,000 Coins)

• Gold Mico (25,000 Coins)

Interesting facts about:

•  Mico is part of the same gang as Lola and Grey, with their setting being Brawlywood.
•  Mico is the third fighter who is an anthropomorphic animal, following Crow as the first and Gavs as the second, with Kit being the fourth.
•  His name, Mico, is likely derived from the word "microphone."
•  From his release description and animation, it’s evident that Mico is not taken seriously, and his jokes are not well-received.
•  Mico was introduced for the international Monkey Day celebration, making him the fourth fighter added or announced on a specific date (following Volt on Youth Day, Edgar on Emo Day, and Sam on Boxing Day).
•  The "Monsieur Mico" skin has a French theme.
•  The "Grinch Mico" skin references the main character from Dr. Seuss’s "How the Grinch Stole Christmas."
•  The "Sun Wukong Mico" skin is inspired by the mythical Chinese figure, the Monkey King or Sun Wukong.
•  The "Sun Wukong Mico" skin is unique in having all its special lines in a foreign language.
•  Mico is the first fighter to be officially revealed before a Brawl Talk episode.
•  Mico is the fifth fighter to be available for free, following Edgar (given as a store gift), Griff (earned through a challenge), Grom (also from a challenge), and Grey (as a quest reward).
•  Mico is the second mythical fighter to be free, after Grey (earned from a quest).
•  Mico is the second fighter able to move with his main attack, the first being Mortis.
•  Mico is the first and only fighter who can pass through obstacles with his main attack.
•  Mico is the third fighter to receive a Hypercharge immediately upon release, following Pearl and Charlie.
•  Mico is the first fighter to receive three skins in a single update upon his debut.
•  Mico has one of the slowest reload speeds in the game, similar to Mortis.
•  During the Brawl Talk that introduced Mico, his Star Power "Plagiarism" had a significantly slower charge time.

Conclusion on the Mico guide:

Mico, a unique addition to Brawlywood, stands out for his distinct abilities and thematic skins. As an anthropomorphic animal fighter, he brings a fresh dynamic to the game, with his name likely inspired by "microphone." Despite his flamboyant persona and attempts at humor, he is not taken seriously by other characters. Mico’s strategic advantage lies in his ability to utilize obstacles and mobility to his benefit, particularly with his main attack and unique skins.Notably, Mico was introduced for Monkey Day, making him part of a special roster of fighters released on specific dates. His skins, including "Monsieur Mico," "Grinch Mico," and "Sun Wukong Mico," reflect diverse themes and cultural references. The "Sun Wukong Mico" skin is particularly unique for its foreign language lines.Mico's gameplay mechanics highlight his versatility, from his ability to move through obstacles to receiving a Hypercharge immediately upon release. He is also one of the few fighters with a very slow reload speed, adding a layer of challenge to his use. His Star Power, "Plagiarism," had a slower charge time during his initial Brawl Talk reveal but remains a crucial aspect of his toolkit.Overall, Mico offers a blend of strategic depth and thematic variety, making him a compelling choice for players who enjoy both a powerful offensive role and a distinctive character presence.