Brawl Stars Buzz guide – Best matchups and how to play Buzz

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Brawl Stars Season 7 has arrived, introducing two new brawlers to the game. One of them is Buzz, a short-ranged brawler that is available on the Brawl Pass. Buzz has a quirky playstyle, and players might struggle learning his set on pattern. That said, here is a detailed guide on Buzz and how to rapidly master him in Brawl Stars.

Buzz Off (Basic Set on)

Buzz throws v quick slaps in an arc. The range of his basic attacks is short, but his reload speed is very fast.

Torpedo Throw (Super)

Buzz throws out his torpedo buoy. If it hits an opponent or a wall, Buzz hauls himself over there, stunning nearby opponents where he lands. His Super has very long range and can stun enemy for 0.five to 1.5 seconds.

Reserve Beacon (Gadget)

Instantly fills the Super meter, but the side by side Torpedo Throw doesn't stun opponents. The Gadget can be used upwardly to 3 times in a match.

Tougher Torpedo (Star Powers)

The minimum elapsing of Buzz's Super stun is increased by 0.5 seconds.

Eyes Precipitous (Star Powers)

Fizz's Super charging area is increased by 33%.

Gameplay and Matchups

Fizz's bulkiness makes up for his depression attack range. The main objective while playing Buzz should exist to achieve the squishy targets using his Super and eliminating them as chop-chop equally possible. Using his Gadget will instantly make full his Super meter, which tin can be a bully tactic to catch enemies off guard. However, Fizz's attacking animation isn't linear, and it might take some time adjusting to it.

One of the best ways to play aggressive on Buzz is by hiding in a bush and so instantly latching on targets using his Super. Fizz every bit brawler prevails in Solo Shodown, Duo Showdown, and Brawl Brawl. Fizz thrives in matches with a lot of structures as he tin can latch onto them. However, he struggles against brawlers that can consistently deal damage from long range and avert getting hooked by him.