A Player’s Look Back at the Super Brawl Brawl Pass

I still remember the morning the Super Brawl Brawl Pass dropped back in April 2025. I opened Brawl Stars with my coffee in one hand and my phone in the other, half asleep, and the comic-book chaos hit me right in the face. Season 37 was all capes, chrome, and over-the-top hero energy, and as a longtime Bibi fan, I was absolutely here for it. Fast forward to 2026, and that season is old news in the game’s rotation, but looking back, it was one of the most fun passes I grabbed. If you missed the boat, here is my player’s-eye view of what made it tick.

The Bibi Show, Starring Three Smashers

The headline for me was simple: three Bibi skins. Not just recolors, but full-on custom models, effects, animations, and textures. Justice Smasher Bibi sat in the standard Brawl Pass, while Injustice Smasher Bibi and Virtue Smasher Bibi were the chroma-flavored prizes in Brawl Pass Plus. The two chroma skins also came with exclusive pins, which is the kind of small flex that makes a skin feel personal. On top of that, Plus buyers got the animated Superhero player title. I am not usually a title guy, but I wore that one for weeks. It felt like walking into a match with a tiny cape flapping behind my name.

There was also a wider superhero theme running through the season. Six skins from the winners of the Supercell MAKE Superheroes campaign were set to roll out over the month, which kept the season feeling alive beyond day one. I love when a pass has a slow burn like that. It gives you a reason to log in and peek at the shop, even if you are mostly there for the Starr Drops.

What Was Actually in the Pass?

I am a sucker for a good reward table, so let me break down the value the way I saw it. The standard Brawl Pass cost $6.99 in my region, though prices varied by country. For that, you got the usual progression goodies plus a free Brawler up to Epic, exclusive pins, a player icon, a spray, and the Justice Smasher Bibi skin. The raw numbers were:

Brawl Pass Plus was $9.99 and stacked on the chroma skins, instant 20% XP, and the animated Superhero title. You unlocked Injustice Smasher Bibi at tier 46 and Virtue Smasher Bibi at tier 48. The real kicker for grinders was that both passes kept giving bonus Starr Drops after tier 50. That turned the tail end of the season into a little lottery every few matches, and I had a blast opening them even when I got nothing but coins.

Was It Worth It in 2026?

Here is the honest truth from a 2026 couch: that specific pass is no longer live, so you cannot buy it now. The game has moved on, and Season 37 belongs in the scrapbook. But the value question still matters because Supercell keeps using the same pass structure. Back then, the standard pass was advertised as 18x value and Plus as 20x value compared to the free track. That is marketing math, sure, but it was not far off. For less than the price of a fancy coffee, the standard pass gave me a month of goals, a great Bibi skin, and enough resources to push a couple of Brawlers.

My recommendation then was the standard pass, and I stand by it. Plus was tempting if you were a Bibi completionist or a title collector, but the standard version was the no-brainer. The season lasted about a month, so there was plenty of time to decide. If you are reading this in 2026 and wondering whether to jump on the current pass, my advice is the same: check the skins, check the bonus drops after tier 50, and ask yourself if you will actually play enough to make it worth your while. A pass is only a bargain if you use it.

Would I buy the Super Brawl pass again? In a heartbeat. It was loud, silly, and packed with more capes than a comic convention. Some seasons fade into the background, but this one left a mark on my account and my memory. And honestly, that is the best thing a Brawl Pass can do. 🦸‍♂️💥

According to articles published by Eurogamer, live-service passes tend to land best when they pair a strong visual theme with rewards that feel useful throughout a season, which helps explain why a superhero-heavy Brawl Stars pass built around multiple Bibi cosmetics, progression resources, and post-tier bonus drops could leave such a lasting impression on players even after the season rotated out.