Master The Deadly Slime: The Ultimate Squeak

---## Squeak Guide – Brawl Stars### OverviewSqueak is a Super Rare brawler with an intriguing mix of splash damage, area denial, and strong crowd control. His projectiles can travel a long distance and explode on impact, dealing area damage to enemies. Squeak excels in controlling zones and forcing enemies to move out of advantageous positions, but he struggles in direct duels due to his lack of mobility and low health. Squeak’s primary strength is his ability to control large areas of the battlefield with his explosive projectiles, while his Super provides excellent zoning and crowd control.---### PersonalitySqueak is a cute but deadly brawler. He looks like a small, round, squishy creature, but don’t be fooled by his appearance. He packs a punch with his explosive abilities and can easily disrupt enemy strategies. His quirky and playful design, paired with the deadly force he brings to the battlefield, makes him a fan favorite.---### Squeak’s Abilities- Attack (Goo Balloon): Squeak throws a balloon of goo that travels a long distance and explodes on impact. The explosion damages enemies in a small radius. If the balloon hits an enemy, it will briefly stick to them, dealing damage over time.- Super (Sticky Bomb): Squeak throws a sticky bomb that sticks to the ground and creates a large zone of danger. Enemies inside this zone take damage over time, and the bomb can also be triggered by any enemy that enters the area. It forces enemies to either leave or risk taking continuous damage.- Gadget (Squadron): Squeak deploys a small cluster of sticky bombs in different directions, creating an area of pressure on the battlefield. This is great for zoning out enemies or forcing them into unfavorable positions.- Star Power 1 (Dandelion): Squeak's balloons grow slightly larger, increasing their area of effect and damage radius.- Star Power 2 (Sticky Situation): Enemies hit by Squeak's attack are slowed for a short period, giving Squeak the ability to escape or re-engage more easily.---### Pro Tips & Tricks1. Maximize the Attack Range
Squeak’s attack travels a long distance, so try to take advantage of this by keeping a safe distance while still hitting enemies. Stay at the edge of your range to poke enemies without putting yourself in too much danger.2. Use the Super for Area Control
Squeak’s Super is great for controlling areas. Place it on key objectives like the middle area in Bounty or Siege maps, forcing enemies to either step out of the area or take constant damage.3. Time Your Gadget Carefully
Squeak’s Squadron gadget can catch enemies off guard. Don’t waste it! Use it when you need to clear out enemies from a key spot or when you need to get extra zoning pressure.4. Predict Enemy Movement
Since Squeak’s attack sticks to enemies, anticipate their movement patterns. This gives you a chance to hit multiple times, especially if they try to juke.5. Maximize Star Power Synergy
If you're using Sticky Situation, try to pair Squeak with brawlers who can follow up after the slow, such as Frank or Colt. This combination can deal massive damage over time.6. Zone Out in Close-Range Combat
Squeak isn’t great in direct fights, so use your Super and attack to zone enemies away. It’s better to force them to retreat than to try and duel head-on.---### Best Build- Best Star Power:
- Super Sticky – The slow effect can be a game-changer in many situations. Slowing down fast enemies like Crow or Max gives you a better chance to escape or secure a kill.

- Best Gadget:
- Windup This gadget got so broken after the unlimited gadget update! It'll help you dominate!!---### Good and Bad Matchups#### Good Matchups:1. Tanks (e.g., Bull, El Primo, Rosa)
Squeak’s ability to zone and create area denial can be very effective against tanks. Their low mobility makes them vulnerable to his Super and sticky bombs, as they have a hard time escaping.2. Brawlers with Low Mobility (e.g., Barley, Rico)
Squeak can outmaneuver these brawlers by using his long-range attack and sticky bombs. These brawlers typically don’t have the mobility to dodge Squeak's projectiles, making them easy targets for his damage over time.3. Crowd-Control or Support Brawlers (e.g., Pam, Poco)
Brawlers who rely on staying in the same area for healing or support, like Pam or Poco, will struggle with Squeak’s Super and Gadget. The area denial makes it hard for them to sustain their allies.#### Bad Matchups:1. High Mobility Brawlers (e.g., Max, Leon, Mortis)
Squeak struggles against fast, agile brawlers like Max or Leon, as they can dodge his attacks easily. Their mobility also allows them to avoid or quickly escape his Super.2. Ranged Brawlers (e.g., Spike, Colt, Brock)
Squeak isn’t as effective against ranged brawlers who can keep their distance. They can shoot from a distance, often staying out of Squeak’s attack range while dealing damage. Brock and Colt can especially outrange him, making them tough opponents.3. Brawlers with High Burst Damage (e.g., Surge, Frank, Rosa)
Brawlers who can burst down Squeak quickly can outlast him. If they get close enough, Frank can stun him, or Surge can eliminate him with high damage. Rosa’s shield also mitigates some of Squeak’s damage, giving her an advantage in one-on-one fights.---### ConclusionSqueak is a unique and highly strategic brawler. His strength lies in area denial and crowd control, making him a powerful tool in modes where zoning is key. If used correctly, Squeak can turn the tide of a match by forcing enemies into unfavorable positions and dealing massive damage over time. However, he’s fragile and vulnerable against fast, high-mobility brawlers or those with high burst damage.Mastering Squeak requires smart positioning, anticipating enemy movements, and knowing when to apply pressure. With the right build and strategy, Squeak can be a game-changer!
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