All Brawl Stars Skins
Brawl Stars skins are purely cosmetic, so they never change stats or hitboxes. This catalog tracks all 1,088 of them with real art, rarity, and the campaign each one shipped with. Filter by brawler, rarity, currency, or category below. Coverage grows as more skins are verified, so a skin missing today just has not been added yet.
Love Potion SqueakCampaign: My BrawlentineSqueakEpic
Scarab SqueakCampaign: Dark SandsSqueakEpic
Nerd SqueakCampaign: Brawl AcademySqueakSuper Rare
First Blob SqueakCampaign: Max ForceSqueakSuper Rare
Moon Bunny SqueakCampaign: Lunar StoriesSqueakSuper Rare
Potato SqueakCampaign: Come Play With Us!SqueakSuper Rare
Ghost SqueakCampaign: Brawl-o-weenSqueakRare
Squeaky Note SqueakSqueak
True Gold SqueakCampaign: True GoldSqueak
True Silver SqueakCampaign: True SilverSqueakSkins FAQ
How many skins are in Brawl Stars?
This catalog currently tracks 1088 skins across 106 brawlers, and Supercell adds more in nearly every season, so the real total keeps growing past whatever number is printed here.
How do you get skins in Brawl Stars?
Most skins are bought from the Shop with Gems, or with Coins for True Silver and True Gold recolors. Others come from the Brawl Pass, limited-time events, Starr Drops, or Boxes, and a small number were one-off free rewards that are no longer obtainable.
What's the rarest skin in Brawl Stars?
Opinion varies, but Star Shelly and Werewolf Leon are among the most commonly cited: both were pulled from the shop years ago (Star Shelly a 2018 launch giveaway, Werewolf Leon a 2019 Brawl-o-ween skin) and have never returned.
Are there free skins in Brawl Stars?
Occasionally. The Brawl Pass free track, Starr Drops, and Boxes sometimes include a skin, and Supercell has given away one-off free skins tied to milestones or launches in the past, though those specific promotions do not return once they end.
