Poco

Support Rare

Poco believes music can change people’s lives. He’s so enthusiastic about it that he never stops playing, even after people ask him to!

Stats

Level 1

Health 3700

Movement Speed Normal

Attack

Damage 760

Range Long

Reload Speed Normal

Super

Super Damage 2100

Super Range Very Long

Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Introduction

Brawl Stars Poco is a Support-class Brawler, known for healing teammates and applying pressure on opponents. Released on June 15, 2017, he excels in team-based modes with his wide-range attack, Power Chord, which helps charge his Super quickly. Poco’s Super, Encore, heals him and nearby teammates, making him crucial in extended fights. His Star Powers, Screeching Solo and Da Capo!, either boost his offense or enhance his healing. While his low damage and limited mobility make him vulnerable to aggressive Brawlers, he thrives in modes like Knockout and Duo Showdown where healing and support are key.

Support

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Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Skills and Abilities

Attacks

Attack Power Chord

Poco strums his guitarrón, sending forward bone-jarring sound waves. Enemies hit by the waves take damage.

Super Encore

Poco heals himself and all friends he can reach with his uplifting melody. Does not affect enemies.

Gadgets

Tuning Fork

Poco and all nearby allies heal 370 health per second for 5 seconds.

Protective Tunes

Removes active adverse effects from friendly Brawlers in a large area and gives a 4 second immunity.

Star Powers

Da Capo!

When Poco’s attack hits friendly Brawlers they now heal for 479 health.

Screeching Solo

Poco’s Super now also hits enemies, dealing 760 damage.

Epic Gears

Epic Gear: Super Charge

Super charges 10% faster.

⚔️ Gear Pick Rates

Brawl Stars Poco’s gear pick rates reflect his role as a versatile support brawler, offering flexibility in both healing and offensive capabilities. His gear choices are essential for maximizing his effectiveness in different game modes and team compositions. Players typically prioritize gears that enhance his survivability and support role, but with his ability to also deal damage through certain Star Powers, offensive gears also play a key part in his build. Understanding Poco’s optimal gear choices can significantly impact his performance, helping him fulfill his role in various situations and making him a valuable asset in team-based gameplay.

GEAR PICK RATES

Damage

28%

Gadget Charge

28%

Shield

25%

Health

13%

Speed

Vision

*pick % from 126 builds

Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Hypercharge

Brawl Stars Poco’s Hypercharge, Medic’s Melody, upgrades his Super by adding an overheal effect that grants allies a temporary decaying shield, boosting their survivability in extended fights. Alongside this, Poco gains a 15% damage boost, 25% movement speed increase, and a 15% personal shield while Hypercharged, making him more mobile, durable, and offensively capable. This combination strengthens his role in team fights and objective-based modes, allowing him to support allies more effectively while also pressuring enemies. When timed well, Medic’s Melody can shift the momentum of a match in Poco’s favor.

Hypercharge

Buffs while Hypercharged:

Super

Encore now overheals, adding a decaying shield for the amount overhealed. Shield lasts for 5 seconds.

Damage

+15%

Speed

+25%

Shield

+15%

Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Strength and Weaknesses

Brawl Stars Poco is a support brawler with a unique healing-focused playstyle, allowing him to sustain his team while also dealing chip damage to enemies. His strengths lie in his wide attack range, team healing, and utility, while his weaknesses stem from low damage output, reliance on teammates, and vulnerability to burst damage. Understanding these strengths and weaknesses is key to playing him effectively.

Strengths

Strong Team Healing

Poco’s Super, Encore, and Da Capo! Star Power let him heal multiple teammates at once. Tuning Fork adds passive healing, making him ideal for extended fights and grouped play.

Anti-Crowd Control Utility

Protective Tunes removes stuns, slows, poison, and burns while granting a 4-second immunity. It’s a strong counter to control-heavy brawlers like Sandy or Belle.

Supportive Hypercharge Power

His Hypercharge, Medic’s Melody, gives overhealed allies a shield and boosts Poco’s speed, damage, and defense, making him a clutch support in tight fights and zone-based modes.

Weaknesses

Low Damage Output

Without Screeching Solo, Poco deals minimal damage and relies on teammates to finish enemies. He struggles in comps that lack frontline pressure.

Susceptible to Burst Damage

Poco’s low health makes him easy to eliminate for assassins like Edgar or Buzz before he can heal or react.

Requires Team Coordination

To heal effectively, Poco needs to stay near allies and aim carefully—misusing his Super or poor positioning can cost his team key fights.

Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Best Game Modes

Brawl Stars Poco excels in game modes that emphasize sustained healing, area control, and team support. His ability to heal multiple teammates at once and his ability to control the pace of a game with his Super makes him particularly effective in modes like Knockout and Duo Showdown. These modes allow Poco to utilize his healing potential while contributing to his team’s overall strategy. His Super and gadgets make him a great asset in both offensive and defensive situations, ensuring that his team has the edge in longer engagements.

Game Mode	Win Rate	Use Rate	Rating
Duo Showdown	67.1%	0.5%	50.2
Knockout	66.6%	1.61%	72.2
Hot Zone	53.4%	3.21%	96.2
Brawl Ball	43.5%	0.9%	44.1
Gem Grab	25.1%	0.89%	32.9
Wipeout	28%	0.78%	32.4
Showdown	36.9%	0.28%	27.7
Bounty	37.3%	0.22%	26.8
Heist	6.3%	0.03%	4.4

Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Best Maps

For Brawl Stars Poco, Hot Zone maps are some of his best. His healing capabilities shine in extended team fights, making him an ideal choice for this game mode. Maps like Hot Potato, Dueling Beetles and Open Business, with their emphasis on sustained engagements, allow Poco to consistently heal his team while also benefiting from his ability to charge his Super quickly. His presence in these maps can tip the balance in his team’s favor by ensuring survivability, particularly in the intense zones that require prolonged control.

Maps	Win Rate	Use Rate	Rating
Hot Potato	100%	0.01%	60.2
Dueling Beetles	55.7%	3.8%	109.4
Open Business	52.6%	3.38%	99.1
Ring of Fire	48%	3.19%	92.6
Infinite Doom	42.3%	3.35%	92.4

Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Skins

Brawl Stars Poco has a variety of unique skins, each offering different styles and themes for players to enjoy. From his vibrant Pirate skin to the spooky Possessed skin, Poco’s skins bring a fun and diverse aesthetic to the game. Whether you’re a fan of classic pirate looks, festive designs, or the exclusive Brawl Pass skins, Poco has something for every player’s taste. These skins not only add visual flair but also provide a way to personalize the gameplay experience. Here’s a look at the available skins for Poco, ranging from Super Rare to Mythic options.

Skin Name	Price	Theme
Default	Free	–
Pirate	79 Gems • S	Tales of the Sea
Serenade	149 Gems or 5000 Bling	My Brawlentine
Trash	149 Gems or 5000 Bling	The Bad Randoms
CCTV	149 Gems or 5000 Bling	Starr Park Origins
Quit Playing	Free from Ranked Starr Drops, 149 Gems or 5000 Bling	The Good Randoms
Possessed	199 Gems	Once Upon
True Silver	10,000 Coins	–
True Gold	25,000 Coins	–
Poco Starr	Brawl Pass Exclusive • E	Gift Shop
Desperado	Brawl Pass, 149 Gems or 5000 Bling	The Calamity Gang

Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Best Builds

The optimal build for Poco includes Tuning Fork, which is chosen in the majority of cases, proving to be far more popular than Protective Tunes. For Star Power, Screeching Solo is the preferred option, being more frequently picked than Da Capo!. As for Super Rare Gears, Damage stands out as the top choice, particularly beneficial in close combat situations, while Gadget Charge also sees frequent use, especially when a Gadget is central to the strategy.

Best Build	Build Type	Reason
Tuning Fork	Gadget	Provides healing for Poco and nearby allies, offering sustained support.
Screeching Solo	Star Power	Adds offensive potential by making Poco’s Super deal damage to enemies.
Damage	Gear 1	Boosts damage when health is low, making Poco more effective in critical situations.
Gadget Charge	Gear 2	Increases Gadget usage, enhancing Poco’s support capabilities during battles.

Brawl Stars Poco Guide: Conclusion

Brawl Stars Poco is a support brawler known for his strong team-healing capabilities, especially in modes like Hot Zone and Knockout where sustained fights are common. His wide attack radius and healing Super make him valuable in close-range engagements, and tools like Screeching Solo and Tuning Fork enhance his utility in both offense and support. However, he struggles in high-damage modes like Heist and Wipeout due to his low burst damage and team-reliant playstyle. Poco performs best on maps with tight combat and with allies who stay close to benefit from his healing. While not a consistently top-tier pick, he can be highly effective in the right situations and team compositions.

Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q)

🎸 Is Poco good in Brawl Stars?

Brawl Stars Poco is a strong support brawler, especially in team-based modes like Hot Zone and Knockout. His ability to heal himself and allies makes him a valuable pick in prolonged fights. However, he lacks burst damage, making him less effective in solo or high-damage modes like Heist or Wipeout. While not a top-tier pick overall, in the right map and mode with a good team, Poco can be a game-changing support brawler.

🎸 What is the best Poco build in Brawl Stars?

The best build for Brawl Stars Poco focuses on maximizing both healing and utility. Tuning Fork is the preferred Gadget due to its consistent area healing during fights. Screeching Solo is the stronger Star Power if you want some offensive pressure, while Da Capo! is better for pure team support. For Gears, Damage and Gadget Charge are the top picks—Damage adds survivability, and Gadget Charge gives more healing uses. Choose based on your role and teammates.

🎸 What game modes is Poco best in?

Brawl Stars Poco thrives in game modes where sustained team fights are common. Hot Zone is arguably his best mode due to how much healing can influence zone control. Knockout is also strong for him when paired with tanks or mid-rangers. He can also be viable in Payload and Gem Grab with the right team composition. However, he underperforms in fast-paced or burst-heavy modes like Heist or Wipeout where his healing can’t keep up with damage output.

🎸 How do you counter Poco in Brawl Stars?

To counter Brawl Stars Poco effectively, use brawlers who can burst him down before he has time to heal. Long-range snipers like Piper, Mandy, or Belle can keep their distance and chip away his health safely. Close-range burst brawlers like Shelly or Buzz can ambush and finish him off quickly. Crowd control can also help neutralize his team utility. Also, separating his teammates can reduce the impact of his healing, making him less effective.

🎸 Is Poco good for solo play?

Brawl Stars Poco generally struggles in solo play because his main strength—healing allies—is irrelevant without teammates. While he can outlast some 1v1s thanks to self-healing, he often gets out-damaged by brawlers with higher DPS or range. Using Screeching Solo helps a bit by adding offensive power, but he still lacks the tools needed to dominate in solo environments like Solo Showdown. He’s much more impactful in team-based strategies.

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