Brawl Stars Season 26 Pass Rewards: My Full Breakdown

I’ve played enough Brawl Stars by 2026 to know that a good Brawl Pass can make or break the grind. Season 26, with its Godzilla City Smash Event, still feels like the game was absolutely showing off. Forty brawlers received brand-new abilities called mutations, and the season rolled in with a pass that was practically throwing rewards at anyone willing to play matches, finish quests, and grab XP Doublers from Starr Drops. Let’s be real, when a free pass ends with a Legendary Starr Drop, my inner hoarder starts whispering “save it for the next brawler.” For Season 26, that meant holding out for Draco when he was on the horizon, which gave free-to-play players a genuine shot at unlocking him without spending a single credit.

The Season 26 free pass is surprisingly generous. Here is the core haul:

For a free-to-play player, that is not too shabby. The Power Points and Coins give you room to upgrade favorite brawlers, while the Credits help chip away at the roster. The Starr Drops are the spicy part because their rarities change what you get. The final Legendary Starr Drop is the crown jewel: if you had the patience, you could save it until Draco released and take a swing at unlocking him for free. That kind of timing is what separates casual players from pass strategists, and I am here for it.

If you open your wallet, the Brawl Pass at $6.99 or Brawl Pass Plus at $9.99 cranks everything up. Both paid tracks hand out more Credits, more Bling, more Power Points, and more Gems. The Gems are especially useful because you can save them for Hypercharge abilities or new skins instead of burning them on random items. At level 50, the standard Brawl Pass rewards include the Mecha-Tick Ghidora Skin, which is exactly the kind of over-the-top crossover cosmetic I love. It turns a brawler into a mechanical monster and reminds everyone that Godzilla season is not playing around.

Brawl Pass Plus goes even further. You get all the standard Brawl Pass rewards plus a 20% XP boost, two more skins, extra Bling, extra Power Points, extra Gems, and a player Title. That XP boost quietly does a lot of work because it speeds up the whole reward track. If you plan to grind the season hard, Pass Plus is the “I want everything and I want it faster” option. The grind is real, so shaving off extra time feels good.

Here is a quick comparison of the three tracks:

To actually earn these Season 26 rewards, you level up your pass by earning XP. You get XP from playing matches, completing quests, and using XP Doublers that can drop from Starr Drops. It is a simple loop, but it keeps you moving through the track.

Outside the pass, the Godzilla City Smash Event is the other huge piece of the season. I strongly recommend joining a club and diving into the event. It offers a rare chance to earn Legendary Skins, limited-time mutations, and a new Hypercharge Skin. You can also check out guides on earning Monster Eggs and unlocking Mutations, because those event rewards can make your roster feel completely different. The mutations themselves are temporary, but they add a wild layer to matchups while the crossover lasts.

Overall, Season 26 is one of those Brawl Stars seasons that rewards both free and paid players. If you stay organized, save the big drops for the right moment, and actually join a club for the Godzilla event, you can walk away with a mountain of upgrades, cosmetics, and maybe even a free brawler. I’ll take that over a boring pass any day.