Nulls Brawl Update: 2 New Brawlers Cosmo & Vince, Duolingo, and More!
The new Nulls Brawl update brings a large collection of changes, new Brawlers, progression improvements, skins, game modes, and special events. One of the biggest changes is the new Brawler Blast system, which changes how players unlock Brawlers and earn additional progression.
The update also introduces two new Brawlers, Cosmo and Vince, along with new Buffies, a Duolingo collaboration, Hide and Seek, Prop Hunt, new skins, and changes to several existing Brawlers. Here is everything you need to know about the latest Null’s Brawl update.
Nulls Brawl Update at a Glance
Before getting into each feature, here is a quick look at the biggest additions coming with the update:
| Feature | What to Expect |
|---|---|
| Brawler Blast | New Brawler unlocking and progression system |
| Cosmo | New Mythic Brawler coming in September |
| Vince | New Mythic Brawler coming in October |
| Duolingo Event | School-themed event starting September 19 |
| Buffies | New effects and improvements for several Brawlers |
| Chuck Rework | Major changes to his Super and Pole system |
| Hide and Seek | New casual gameplay experience |
| Prop Hunt | New modifier for Hide and Seek |
| New Skins | Halloween, Back-to-School, Moon Festival and more |
| Brawler Selection | New search bar for easier navigation |
Brawler Blast: A New Way to Unlock Brawlers
One of the biggest changes in the Nulls Brawl update is Brawler Blast. The new system changes the way players work toward unlocking Brawlers and is designed to make progression more interactive.
Instead of simply following a fixed path toward one Brawler, players will interact with a group of Brawlers and receive different progression rewards. The system also gives players some choice while adding an element of randomness to the unlocking process.
How Brawler Blast Works
When you enter a Brawler Blast, you will see random Brawlers from a specific rarity. You can then interact with the screen to reveal the Brawler or progression you are going to receive.
The important part is that Brawler Blast does more than simply unlock a character. Depending on the reward, players can receive additional progression that can range from an extra Power Level to unlocking a Brawler at Power Level 11.
Choosing Between Multiple Brawlers
Brawler Blast can also give players a choice between multiple Brawlers. Depending on the available Brawlers, you may see two to four options and choose the one you want.
The number of choices can change depending on how many Brawlers of that rarity are still available. If there is only one Brawler left, that Brawler becomes the available choice while you still receive the same amount of progression.
What Happens to Credits?
Players will receive 1,500 Credits for free when the update arrives. These Credits give players a choice because they can either use them while the existing Star Road system is still available or save them for Brawler Blast.
This could be particularly useful for players who are already working toward a specific Brawler. The new system appears to offer stronger overall progression, while the old system may still be preferable if your main goal is reaching one particular Brawler.
New Brawler: Cosmo
Cosmo is one of the two new Brawlers arriving with the update. He is a Mythic Brawler and is expected to release in September.
His design and abilities are built around precision, projectiles, and a unique homing mechanic. His Super is especially interesting because it can influence not only Cosmo’s attacks but also projectiles coming from his teammates.
Cosmo’s Main Attack
Cosmo’s main attack fires three projectiles. As the projectiles travel farther, they become larger and appear to deal more damage.
This gives Cosmo an unusual attack pattern. At close range, hitting all three projectiles could provide strong damage, while longer-range attacks can potentially deal more damage with individual projectiles. However, landing all of them consistently may require good positioning and aim.
Cosmo’s Super
Cosmo’s Super is arguably his most interesting ability. When the Super lands on an enemy, it deals damage and creates a radius around the target.
While the effect is active, projectiles from Cosmo and his teammates can be directed toward that enemy. This could make Cosmo particularly useful in team-based situations where multiple Brawlers are attacking the same target.
For example, a teammate using a Brawler with many projectiles could potentially benefit significantly from Cosmo’s Super. This mechanic gives Cosmo a strong support element despite his damage-focused abilities.
New Brawler: Vince
Vince is the second new Brawler announced in the update. Like Cosmo, he is a Mythic Brawler, but his gameplay revolves around a completely different mechanic.
Vince works with caterpillars and moths that appear around him. Players can collect these creatures by walking over them or shooting them, allowing Vince to build up the power of his Super.
Caterpillar and Moth Mechanic
The creatures surrounding Vince are an important part of his gameplay. When collected, they help increase the strength of his Super.
The update presentation showed the mechanic scaling as more moths are collected, with 20 moths mentioned as the maximum. More collected moths mean a stronger Super, giving players a reason to actively search for and collect them during a match.
Vince’s Main Attack
Vince’s main attack involves throwing a coffee mug at a target. The attack becomes more powerful when the enemy has already been affected by Vince’s Super.
This creates a simple attack combination. Players can first use the Super to mark or affect an opponent and then follow up with the main attack to deal additional damage.
The caterpillar collection system should also make Vince interesting to play because players will need to balance fighting enemies with collecting the resources needed to strengthen his Super.
Duolingo x Nulls Brawl Collaboration
The new update also brings a surprising collaboration with Duolingo. The partnership introduces a school-themed gameplay experience where players have to answer questions during matches.
The collaboration fits into the wider Back-to-School theme of the update. Along with the special game experience, there will also be a community event focused on Duo and the new school theme.
Duo’s Classroom
The new classroom experience introduces questions directly into gameplay. Players will be given a question and must select the correct answer.
Getting an answer right can provide an advantage during the match. The Brawl Talk showed examples of rewards such as increased damage and even the possibility of eliminating an opponent.
Duolingo Event Date
The Duolingo event is scheduled to begin on September 19. A separate event will also take place on Duolingo’s own map on the same day.
More information about the exact questions, rewards, and gameplay details may become available as the event gets closer.
New Skins Coming to Nulls Brawl
The update includes a large collection of new skins covering several different themes. Players can expect seasonal cosmetics as well as community-created designs.
The announced themes include:
- Back-to-School
- Halloween
- Valentine-inspired designs
- Moon Festival
- Flame Rider
- Supercell Make
- Various individual Brawler skins
Halloween Skins
Halloween continues to be an important skin theme in Nulls Brawl, and this update adds several new designs for the season.
Shade is among the Brawlers shown with a Halloween-style skin. The update presentation also highlighted several other seasonal designs that give existing Brawlers completely different looks.
Moon Festival Skins
Moon Festival-themed skins are also included in the update. These designs have a more colorful and playful appearance, with several Brawlers receiving themed cosmetics.
The update also features Supercell Make skins, bringing community-created designs into the game and giving players even more cosmetic options to collect.
Buffies and Brawler Changes
Buffies are another major part of the update. They provide additional effects that can change how certain Brawlers perform and interact with their abilities.
The announced changes cover Brawlers including Poco, El Primo, Amber, Chuck, and Shade. These effects can influence healing, reload speed, fire damage, movement, gadgets, critical hits, and Hypercharges.
Poco Buffies
Poco receives Buffies that improve some of his support abilities. One of the changes affects how his healing works with nearby allies, while another can increase their reload speed.
These improvements could make Poco even more useful as a support Brawler, especially in team-based matches where keeping allies alive and helping them maintain pressure is important.
El Primo Buffies
El Primo receives changes connected to his dash, attacks, shields, and fire effects.
Some of the new effects interact with his Hypercharge and can create additional pressure after he engages an enemy. These changes should give Primo more options when diving into fights and trying to stay alive afterward.
Amber Buffies
Amber’s Buffies focus heavily on her fire mechanics. Some effects can make enemies remain affected by fire for longer, while others improve her reload speed when enemies take fire damage.
Another change allows her main attack to interact with fire in a new way. Together, these effects could make controlling areas with Amber even more important.
Chuck Rework
Chuck is receiving one of the more noticeable gameplay changes in this update. His Super system is being changed significantly, giving him four Super charges at the start of a match.
Each time Chuck places a Pole or dashes to one, he uses one of those charges. He will no longer charge his Super automatically in the same way as before, while his main attack will become slightly faster and stronger.
New Chuck Buffies
Chuck is also receiving Buffies that interact with his Poles and Super. Some effects can add area damage around his Poles, while others can increase his movement speed when he dashes.
His Hypercharge will also gain an area-damage effect when Chuck passes through enemies. Because Chuck already has one of the most unusual playstyles in Nulls Brawl, these changes could significantly alter how experienced players use him.
Shade Buffies
Shade is also receiving several interesting improvements. His Buffies focus on critical damage and interactions with his gadgets and Hypercharge.
One effect allows critical damage to reduce gadget cooldown, while another improves his ability to survive by providing healing when he is inside a wall during his Hypercharge.
These changes could make Shade more effective when playing around walls and using his critical attacks. They also give him additional utility beyond simply dealing damage.
Improved Brawler Selection Screen
The Brawler selection screen is receiving a simple but useful improvement: a search bar.
This should make it much easier to find a specific Brawler, especially for players with a large collection. Instead of scrolling through the entire roster, players can search for the Brawler they want and select it more quickly.
The update presentation did not show the same search feature being added to Ranked selection, so it remains unclear whether this improvement will eventually expand to other selection screens.
New Game Mode: Hide and Seek
Nulls Brawl is also getting a new Hide and Seek experience. The mode introduces a different style of gameplay compared with traditional matches.
One player becomes the seeker while the other players hide. The match continues until everyone has taken their turn as the seeker, giving each player an opportunity to experience both sides of the mode.
Prop Hunt Modifier
The update also introduces a Prop Hunt modifier, which makes the Hide and Seek experience even more interesting.
With Prop Hunt, players can use objects and parts of the map as hiding opportunities. This creates a more creative style of gameplay and gives players another reason to explore maps in ways that are not possible in standard matches.
Other New Content
Alongside the major features, the update includes several smaller additions and gameplay modifiers.
One of them is the Friendly Fire modifier, which allows teammates to damage one another. The update also includes additional content connected to Gus and his origin story.
These smaller additions may not be as significant as Brawler Blast or the new Brawlers, but they add more variety to the overall update and give players additional things to explore.
What Does the New Update Mean for Players?
The biggest change is clearly the move toward Brawler Blast. The new system gives players a different way to unlock characters while also providing additional progression rewards.
For players who enjoy trying new game modes and experimenting with different mechanics, the update offers plenty of content. The biggest highlights include:
- A completely new Brawler unlocking system
- Two new Mythic Brawlers
- New Buffies for existing Brawlers
- A major Chuck rework
- Duolingo collaboration
- Hide and Seek gameplay
- Prop Hunt modifier
- New seasonal and community-created skins
- Improved Brawler selection
Nulls Brawl New Update Release Schedule
The new content will arrive at different points rather than appearing all at once. Cosmo is expected to arrive in September, while Vince is scheduled for October.
The Duolingo event is scheduled for September 19, with additional seasonal content and skins arriving as part of the wider update. The transcript does not provide exact release dates for every individual feature, so some dates may be confirmed later.
Final Thoughts
The latest Nulls Brawl update is packed with changes across progression, gameplay, cosmetics, and events. Brawler Blast is the biggest system change, while Cosmo and Vince bring two very different mechanics to the Brawler roster.
Buffies and the Chuck rework also give existing Brawlers new ways to play, while Hide and Seek and Prop Hunt add more casual gameplay options. With the Duolingo collaboration and a large collection of new skins on top of that, this update gives players plenty of new content to explore.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the new Nulls Brawl update?
The new Nulls Brawl update introduces Brawler Blast, two new Brawlers, Buffies, new skins, Hide and Seek, Prop Hunt, a Duolingo collaboration, and several gameplay improvements.
What is Brawler Blast in Nulls Brawl?
Brawler Blast is the new Brawler progression system. Players interact with groups of Brawlers and can receive different levels of progression, while also getting a choice between multiple Brawlers in some situations.
Who are the new Brawlers in Nulls Brawl?
The two new Brawlers are Cosmo and Vince. Cosmo is expected to arrive in September, while Vince is scheduled for October.
How many free Credits will players receive?
Players will receive 1,500 free Credits when the update arrives. These Credits can be used with the existing system or saved for the new Brawler Blast system.
What are Buffies in Nulls Brawl?
Buffies are additional effects that modify or improve certain Brawler abilities. The update includes Buffies for several Brawlers, including Poco, El Primo, Amber, Chuck, and Shade.
When does the Duolingo event start?
The Duolingo collaboration event is scheduled to begin on September 19.
What is Prop Hunt in Nulls Brawl?
Prop Hunt is a new modifier connected to the Hide and Seek experience. It allows players to use objects and parts of the map as hiding opportunities, creating a more creative gameplay experience.
