STARR PARK

Bolt is a giant ball-shaped toy car. The other two fighters are unknown.

Fighters working in the Illusionist Tower. Ziggy is a master illusionist who uses electricity in his work. The other two fighters are unknown.

The fighters working at Nightmare Manor. Draco is a metalhead who rides his inflatable dragon and loves putting on fire shows, Lumi is a metalhead drummer who commands the elements of ice and fire, and Damian is their band's vocalist and Draco's older brother.

Fighters working in Board Games. Meeple is a board game enthusiast who hates cheaters. The other two fighters are unknown.

Fighters working in the Oddity Shop. Juju is the shop's owner and voodoo doll seller. Gigi is a ballerina doll who appeared in the Oddity Shop along with a strange glove. The other fighter is unknown.

Fighters living and working at the Strange Circus. Charlie is a nimble circus performer who performs tricks. Sirius is the former owner of the Starr Circus, which was located on this site, and is thirsty for revenge. He can bend the shadows of others to his will. Another fighter is unknown.

Fighters living in the Skate Park. Ollie is a fan of old-school hip-hop on a hoverboard, and Mina is a dancer who often hangs out at the skate park. The other fighter is unknown.

The fighters working at Karaoke. Melody is a popular K-pop singer with cyclothymic tendencies, and Jae-yeon is a middle-aged office worker who loves singing karaoke after work. The other fighter is unknown.

Fighters working in the Kingdom of Katana. Kenji is a mysterious sushi samurai, and Kaze is Kenji's wife, who is both a geisha and a ninja. The other fighter is unknown.

Fighters working at Pyramid Quest. Phinks is the escape room owner, who manipulates time and loves cats. Nadjia is the puzzle installer at the Pyramid Quest, helping those trapped in its traps. Another fighter is unknown. Their entourage is Pyramid Quest.

Fighters working in the Oceanarium. Glowey is a marine biologist. The other two fighters are unknown. Their entourage is the "Sea Monster Aquarium."

The fighters who work at Velociraptopark. Buzz is a clumsy, suit-clad lifeguard who likes to boss people around, Doug is a very kind "dinosaur" who sells hot dogs, and Pierce is supposedly a lifeguard, but he cleans the pool.

Fighters who live in the Deep Sea. Otis is a street artist who has covered Starr Park with his graffiti, Hank is an exceptional fighting shrimp in a puffer tank, and Clancy is Hank's soldier and a paint-fighting pro who is forced to wear a lobster suit. Their setting is the "Deep Sea."

Fighters living in Arcade City. Brock is a rocket-launcher-wielding dancer who loves games, Rico is a robotic gumball machine, and 8-BIT is a walking arcade machine who hates players. Each has their own named building. Their setting is "The Arcade."

The fighters who live and protect Super City. Max is a spirited superhero, Volt is a robotic protector, and Meg is a technician who is not accepted for missions due to her inexperienced age.

The fighters who live on the Spaceship. Gavs is a wardog general, Squik is a creature created from Gavs's drool, and Eva is a space flea who "entrusted" Gavs with her children. Their environment is the "Spaceship."

Fighters living in the Enchanted Forest. Cordelius is a poisoned gardener who loves mushrooms and doesn't tolerate outsiders, Lily is a human, a plant, and a firefly all at once, and Trunks is a fake tree controlled by a colony of ants.

The fighters who live and work in the Castle. Ash is an irritable and grumpy janitor who loves to eat trash; Grom is a security guard who is very afraid of children, having previously worked at a kindergarten; and Moe maintains the sewers and is responsible for maintenance.

The fighters who work in a candy store. Mandy is the hypocritical manager who fancies herself a queen in her own castle; Chester is a jester who loves to pull pranks and often irritates Mandy, with whom he has a crush; and Berry is a man in a unicorn costume whom Mandy hired to work in the store.

Fighters working at the Animation Studio. Keith is a cartoon cat who plays the role of a cat in cartoons, and Starr Nova is an anime cosplayer. The other fighter is unknown.

Fighters working at a movie theater. Fang is a popcorn vendor, taekwondo practitioner, and actor who stars in cheap action films; Buster is a cameraman and projectionist who dreams of starring in his own action blockbuster; and Macy is the security guard, constantly monitoring Fang and Buster to make sure they don't get into any mischief.

Fighters filming in Brawlwood. Lola is a melodrama actress and part-time tour guide, Gray is a mime and silent arthouse film actor, and Miko is a primate who works as a sound engineer.

The fighters who work at the Snow Hotel. Mr. P. is the strict penguin boss of his hotel, who has robotic porters, Gale is the hotel's cleaner, and Lou is an ice cream robot from whom no one buys anything.

The fighters who live in Tara's Bazaar. Tara is a fortune teller with a magical eye who reads cards in her mobile home; Genie is a magical creature who sells his magic lamps; and Sandy is a dormouse who sells flying carpets and also helps his sister, Tara.

Fighters living and working in Mexico City. Poco is a yellow skeleton playing the ukulele, El Primo is a Lucha Libre wrestler with his own ring and even a gym, and Amber is the entertainer of her own fire show, who isn't very good at her job. Their entourage is "Poco's Estrada."

Fighters living and working in the Biodome. Rose is a botanist boxer, Bea is an entomologist and Rose's assistant with a love of bees and various insects, and Sprout is a robot incubator with a strange seed they created.

The fighters who live on the Pirate Ship. Darryl is a lazy robot pirate, Penny is a rebellious pirate, and Tick is a reckless ball of energy in a metal shell.

The fighters who live in the Jungle. Nita is a wild woman who can only scream her own name, and "Bear" is her best friend, Bruce, a bear who will protect her at any moment. Leon is Nita's sweet-loving brother, who wears a chameleon-shaped hoodie and can transform into a non-needle. Bo is their adoptive father, who wears a hawk hat and carries a bow and arrow. Their setting is the "Rumbling Jungle."

The fighters living in an abandoned station. Gus is a lost child who loves making animal figures out of balloons, Chuck is a former conductor and currently a train driver, and Shade is a ghost inhabiting a pile of clothes and their friend.

Fighters living and working in the Swamp of Love. Willow is a guard and escort in the Tunnel of Love, Angelo is a gossip and troublemaker, and Allie is a shy mechanic who enjoys stalking people.

Fighters hiding in the Wild West. Belle is the gang's leader and "brains," dreaming of uncovering the truth about Starr Park. Sam is a former laborer and the team's brute. Pearl is a cookie-baking robot they've built. Their setting is "Wild West Town."

The fighters who reside in Mortis's Morgue. Mortis is a narcissistic vampire mortician who works in the morgue, Frank is a music-loving, mace-wielding DJ, and Emz is a zombie mummy popular on social media who is also Mortis's niece.

The fighters who work in the Mine. Dynamike is a crazy old man who loves explosions, Carl is a boring robot nerd who rides a small minecart-like vehicle and uses a pickaxe as a weapon, and Jackie is a rude driller who often swears and rides her drill.

The Ranch's fighters. Shelly has purple hair tied in a high ponytail at the back of her head, shaped like a five-pointed star, light brown skin, and a yellow scarf around her neck. She wears a light purple shirt with rolled-up sleeves, dark blue pants with a yellow stripe down the sides, a brown belt, and dark boots. She wears a bandage on her left wrist. Her weapon is a shotgun. Shelly is the ultimate ranger. She's responsible, resilient, and an expert with a gun, and she can't understand how Colt has stolen all the attention. Colt is a narcissistic sheriff, and Spike is a silent cactus.

The fighters who work and live at the Extreme Show. Stu is a robot stunt racer who often breaks down, Janet is a jetpack-riding singer willing to do anything for success, and Bonnie is Janet's younger sister, famous for her "human cannonball" stunt.

The fighters who live in the Junkyard. Jessie is an engineer with an iron dog friend named Scrappy, Pam is Jessie's mother and "iron lady," and Nani is a robot nanny Pam built when Jessie was little. The first two have the last name Junker.

Bull is a large, muscular man with a quiff (like Elvis Presley). He has a gold nose ring. He wears a black leather vest with a skull on the back, a white tank top, blue jeans, and tall brown boots. His weapon is a massive double-barreled shotgun. He can knock a wall down with his head if he runs hard enough. Bull isn't as reckless as he was in his youth, but that doesn't mean he won't beat up anyone who's clearly asking for it. Bibi has short, dark hair styled in a voluminous style, a cropped purple jacket with patches, a light-colored top, and dark, cuffed pants. She carries a large baseball bat with a metal ball attached to a chain. The bat has a smiling face painted on it. She often chews gum. Bibi looks like a hooligan and walks around with a bat at the ready. She actually loves to read, but she'd never admit it for fear of ruining her reputation. Raven is a hybrid of human and bird, with a bird-like head and black plumage, a gray beak, and a stern gaze. He wears a dark blue leather jacket with metal studs. A white cat-shaped skull is depicted on the back of the jacket, and a chain hangs from his belt. He wears dark pants and high boots. Raven distrusts everyone and prefers solitude, but can sometimes be seen at the diner with Bull and Bibi.

Fighters residing in Old Town. Barley is a robot bartender with a metallic, light-gray head and one large yellow eye. He wears a purple bowler hat. He wears a bright red vest with a purple bowtie and holds a green bottle with a cork. His arms and legs are thin and purple. He is obsessed with cleanliness, as anyone who spills a drink on his bar counter will immediately notice. Despite his short temper, Barley is very polite and never swears. When he fights, he pelts his opponents with bottles of acid. Piper is a girl with blonde hair pulled back into a high ponytail, adorned with a blue flower. She wears a blue, vintage-style dress with a full skirt, a white trim, and a pink belt. She wears pink fingerless gloves, and a pink-domed umbrella is strapped to her back. She dreams of opening a bakery and selling cakes, cookies, and other sweets. Just don't ask her about her past, or you might end up in the oven. Her pink umbrella is also a cannon, and she carries pink grenades, which she drinks in her oven. Byron is a traveling merchant who crafts potions. Byron has gray hair styled in a buzz cut with shaved sides. He wears a dark green cloak, a light shirt, and a pink bow tie. He carries a bright pink chest with a skull on it. Byron has invented many potions and elixirs, both healing and poisonous. But mostly poisonous. In fact, almost all of his potions are terribly poisonous. A long staff with a white snake head on the top is his weapon, from which he releases poison for his enemies and a healing potion for his allies.

The fighters working in the gift shop. Colette is a fangirl with slightly tousled white hair pulled back into a small ponytail and a headband, her bangs covering her left eye. She wears a bright red vest with a belt buckle tied behind her back and badges, tight dark purple pants and black boots, and chunky blue-and-blue cuffs with hanging gold rings and belts. Colette is an obsessive fan and is crazy about all the fighters, but she especially adores Spike and is ready to marry him. She collects everything from random items to trash left behind by the fighters in her thick journal. Edgar is an emo guy with a dark blue haircut and shaved sides. His face is pale, and one large, pronounced eyeball is visible from under his bangs. Clothes in dark purple tones: a long striped scarf, purple fingerless gloves, dark pants and boots; a bright red vest with an emblem and a black cross on the back. Edgar is infuriated that no one understands him, especially his mother, who is sure it's just adolescence. Can't she see that eternal darkness reigns in his soul?! Edgar uses his magic scarf as hands and fights with it, but the scarf has character too. Griff - Griff is short with a head shaped like a cash register: a square "muzzle" with a mustache on top and black triangles for a mustache, large eyes and locks in the shape of a "1", three small buttons on each "cheek" depict freckles. A large button in the middle is the "nose", on the back panel there is a "CASH ONLY" sticker and a heart drawing by Colette. He is dressed in a purple suit, dark pants with purple vertical stripes, light blue over-the-knee boots with a wide shaft. A greedy boss who takes tips from his employees.

Soldiers living and working in the InfoCenter. RT is a short robot with a large square head with protruding yellow "wings" on the sides and on top, a dark face-screen with turquoise "eyes," and an orange-red frame. The body is cream-colored, with three yellow buttons and a round red button. He has massive crimson arms, short silver legs, and white feet. An antenna/joystick protrudes from the lower left side of his back. The head detaches from the body, a cassette tape is located on his "neck," and the head itself serves as a surveillance camera. RT fires a single shot that marks a target. If the marked soldier takes damage, the mark disappears, and the damage inflicted increases. RT monitors everyone, citing it as a security measure. Larry and Laurie are twin robot brothers. Lori has a black body with orange undertones, maroon gloves and belt, orange boots with maroon accents, a beige head, an orange cap visor, a maroon-colored glass dome topped with a star (similar to a sheriff's star), something resembling headphones with triangular accents on the sides of the cap, black glasses, and yellow eye rims and pupils. Larry resembles his brother, but there are differences: he's a couple of centimeters taller than Lori, has a blue glass dome, a smiley face instead of a star, blue eye sclera, and black eye rims and pupils, a beige body, maroon hands, orange gloves, no belt, and yellow accents on his shoes. Larry fires a stack of tickets that can fly over obstacles and explode twice upon landing, damaging nearby enemies. Lori tracks down any troublemakers and subdues them with a stun gun. Larry and Lori are ticket collectors at Starr Park. Larry loves the rules because they make life easier, while Lori simply enjoys making life difficult for others. They make a great team. One other fighter is unknown.

Starr Park's celebrity and calling card.

Starr Park is a park from the Brawl Stars world.

The events that take place in Starr Park can be arranged chronologically, but most of them take place in a conventional "present." Thus, anything related to a specific time or era—for example, newspapers about Starr Circus, videos featuring investors, and security camera footage—pertains to the 1970s and 1990s, respectively. However, anything not tied to a specific era takes place in an isolated time space, interacted with both through smartphones in the 21st century and through game consoles in the late 20th century. Events in the world of Starr Park seem to revolve around a never-ending cycle, driven by fights and interactions between characters.