Brawl Stars: Who is New Brawler Carl, How do I Get Him, and How Does He Play?

Supercell has teased the next brawler we can expect to see in Brawl Stars, and it’s mine cart-riding Carl. While he isn’t actually available in the game just yet, speculation is running rife about how exactly this brawler will play.

To bring a bit of calm to proceedings, we thought we’d round up all of the information we have about Carl in one place so you can check it out. So read on below for everything you need to know about Carl.

Who is Carl?

Carl is the latest brawler for Brawl Stars, who will enter the game as soon as Supercell deems him ready.

He’s a Super Rare brawler, and is a Sharpshooter type. He rides around in a mine cart and wields a pickaxe like a boomerang. He can chuck it at an enemy, which it can hit twice – once on the way out and once on the return journey.

How Does Carl Play?

We’ll now round up all of the information we have about Carl in terms of how he plays, from attacks to stats.

Stats:

• Health: 4,400
• Attack: 640
• Range: 23
• Super: 400
• Speed: 720

Attack:

Carl can throw his pickaxe like a boomerang. He can chuck it at an enemy, which it can hit twice, before catching and throwing it again.

If his pickaxe hits an obstacle, it will return faster, allowing for swifter attacks.

Super:

Carl’s Super ability is called Tailspin, and it does what it says on the tin. When Carl uses this ability, his cart will go into a tailspin temporarily. This damages all nearby opponents.

Star Power:

Carl’s Star Power is Power Throw. This allows Carl to throw his pickaxe with greater speed.

How do I Get Carl?

Well, there’s good news and bad news. The bad news is that Carl isn’t actually available just yet, but the good news is that he will be very soon.

In fact, he’s guaranteed to be the next brawler added to Brawl Stars, so expect him in the next couple of weeks.

When he’s out, you’ll get him just like you do any other brawler.

Glen Fox

Head of Editorial

Glen has over a decade's worth of experience in gaming journalism, writing for Pocket Gamer, Pocket Tactics, Nintendo Life, and Gfinity. When he's not badgering everyone about the dangers of passive text, you can probably find him playing Wild Rift.