Brawl Stars Shade Guide – Best Setup for the New Epic Brawler

Shade, the newest epic brawler in Brawl Stars, is here and in this guide we’ll take a look at his attacks, stats and abilities and create the best possible build. Shade is a close range assassin who can attack through walls and float over water. Additionally, his Super allows him to move through enemies and the environment to reach his intended target. Without further ado, let’s take a look at Shade, the latest epic brawler in Brawl Stars.

Brawl Stars Shade Guide – How to Unlock the Latest Epic Brawler

To unlock Shade in Brawl Stars, players must Unlock it for 925 Credits (or 169 Gems) when it releases on Thursday, December 5, 2024. Make sure Shade is your chosen Brawler on Starr Road to ensure your credits are used to unlock him. You may also be able to unlock it as a Starr Drop with a Mythic (6.33%) or Legendary (10.87%) rarity.

Shade will also be available in Early Access starting Thursday, November 28, 2024 for $14.99. In total, the Value Pack includes Shade, eight pins, a new spray, 5,000 coins, 80 gems and a Cinema Shade skin.

Brawl Stars Shade Guide – All Attacks, Stats Per Level

Shade’s main attack, Haunted hugis a short-range, high-damage attack that lasts a brief moment. Like Frank, you’ll have to wait for a small delay before Shade’s attack starts. Additionally, like Frank’s attack, it is fired in an arc, with Shade’s attack covering the area in front of him (150 degrees wide). Additionally, enemies standing in the middle of this arc take double damage.

Like Eve, Angelo, and Juju, Shade possesses a quality that allows him to float above the water. However, Shade possesses a second trait that allows him to charge his Super by being close to enemies (same radius as Buzz).

Shade’s Super, Incorporeal form, flings him forward and allows him to temporarily move through objects. Additionally, he receives a speed boost, making it easier for him to hunt down and eliminate enemies.

The following statistics represent Shade’s statistics during its release and are subject to change:

Brawl Stars Shade Guide – Which Star Powers and Gadgets are the Best?

Juju has two gadgets at launch:

• Long sleeve –“The next main attack has a 50% greater range.”
• Jump Scare –“Shadow scares nearby enemies and slows them for 4 seconds.”

Additionally, Shade has two star powers that players can unlock:

• Creepy speedster – “Hitting enemies with the middle of Shade’s main attack results in a short movement speed.”
• Tempered Hoodie – “Shadow gains 30% damage reduction in his incorporeal form.”

In addition, Juju can use the following gadgets in battle:

• speed
• vision
• Health
• Sign
• Damage
• Gadget charging

Brawl Stars Shade Guide – Recommended Star Power, Gadget and Equipment Setup

Both definitely make sense for gadgets and essentially do the same thing. Long arms allow you to reach an enemy that is too far away. Jump Scare slows nearby enemies so you can reach them. Therefore, We decided to recommend Jump Scareas it slows down several enemies. Both Shade and his teammates can benefit from the slowing effect.

For Star Powers we prefer Spooky Speedster. You won’t spend an entire game playing Hardened Hoodie because you’re not in incorporeal form. Spooky Speedster can help you at any time and does not require activating your super. Additionally, the 30% damage reduction will not help Shade survive if he ventures riskily into enemy territory. Additionally, the speed bonus is intended to help you escape or continue your attack.

For Gears we prefer Damage to help Shade in an emergency. In addition, the Speed ​​Gear could help this racket move faster on the grass. If not, use shield gear or health gear to increase your chances of survival.

Brawl Stars – In which modes should you use Shade (and in which not)

Gemstone grave

Due to his speed and damage output, Shade is great for taking down gem wielders. And if he’s the gem wielder, he’ll have no problem staying alive with his moves. Like Leon, Shade can quickly turn the tide of a fight by turning invisible and wiping out the gem wielder. We expect him to be a nightmare in this mode.

Brawl Ball

His ability to move through objects and float over water makes Shade a great choice for Brawl Ball. He can turn invisible, catch a pass, and make a play out of nothing. On defense he won’t be able to stun, but his damage alone still makes him a great defender. And with his speed, Shade should easily get past defenders when he gets to the finish.

Robbery

With his speed and strength, Shade can deal major damage to the safe while avoiding enemy fire. You can even use longarms to reach the safe from further away. Or you could use Hardened Hoodie to keep yourself alive and keep damaging the safe. Either way, Shade is going to be annoying in Heist.

Solo and duo showdown

A fast fighter with the ability to attack multiple targets once, Shade is well suited to Showdown. He can focus on destroying multiple boxes at once, which helps him and his teammate become stronger. And as the toxic cloud closes in on everyone, it becomes easier for Shade to wipe out his targets.

Brawl Stars Juju Guide – What Modes Should I NOT Use Shade In?

Bounty/Knockout/Wipeout

In general, these three modes tend to favor long-range fighters who can do damage from a distance. If Shade gets any closer, he could be a problem. However, it is difficult to make your way to the other side of the map and stay alive. Additionally, once you get to an enemy thug, you better hope they don’t have a way to stun, silence, or knock you back.

Overall, this completes our Brawl Stars Shade Guide. We wish you good luck with unlocking it. And we hope you have fun with Shade!

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