Brawl Stars Jessie Guide – Best Setup for Super Rare Brawler

In this Brawl Stars Jessie guide, we’ll take a look at her attacks, stats, and skills and create the best build possible. Jessie possesses a unique main attack, and can summon a turret to attack enemies. Without further ado, let’s take a look at Jessie.

Brawl Stars Jessie Guide – How To Unlock

To unlock Jessie in Brawl Stars, players can:

• Select her as a Trophy Road Reward after collecting 140, 310, 500, 800, 1100, or 1500 trophies
• Unlock her from a Mega Box (0.5% chance)

Brawl Stars Jessie Guide – Attacks, & Stats Per Level

Jessie’s Main Attack, Shock Rifle, is a long-range projectile. Once it hits an enemy, it bounces off of them and targets the nearest enemy, regardless of the obstacles/surroundings. In total, the attack can bounce enough times to hit up to three enemies, if successful. However, bounced projectiles move slower and deal less damage.

Jessie’s Super, Scrappy!, lets her throw a turret onto the battlefield. This stationary spawn attacks enemies in sight and can protect Jessie from attacks. However, it cannot detect enemies in bushes and each projectile deals low damage.

Additionally, take a look at Jessie’s stats (These are Jessie’s stats as of May 2026. All Stats are subject to changes and may not be reflected here):

Additionally, we included Scrappy’s stats as well:

Brawl Stars Jessie Guide – Which Star Powers & Gadgets are the best?

Overall, Jessie has two gadgets:

• Spark Plug – “Jessie triggers a shockwave from her turret, slowing down all enemies within its area of effect.”
• Recoil Spring – “Scrappy’s attack speed is doubled briefly.”

Additionally, Jessie has two Star Powers:

• Energize – “Jessie can repair her gun turret by zapping it with her attack.”
• Shocky – “Scrappy the Turret now shoots energy orbs that bounce between enemies. The orbs’ range after a bounce is 51% of normal range.”

Furthermore, Jessie can use the following gears in battle:

• Speed
• Vision
• Health
• Shield
• Damage
• Gadget Cooldown

Lastly, Jessie’s Hypercharge, Scrappy 2.0, gives her turret more health while it deals more damage.

Brawl Stars Jessie Guide – Recommended Star Power, Gadget, & Gear Setup

For Gadgets, the “best one” depends on which mode you play. Recoil Spring works well in Heist as it only needs to focus on the stationary Heist Safe. But Spark Plug may work on Knockout or Bounty when you need to slow an enemy down. Both are good gadgets and there isn’t one we’d particularly recommend over the other.

For Star Powers, we prefer Shocky over Energize. Energize isn’t bad, as it allows you to both heal your turret and damage enemies at the same time. But Shocky helps especially when enemies are bunched up. You can use it to damage a Heist Safe while the projectiles scatter towards enemies.

For Gears, we prefer Gadget Cooldown and Damage. Jessie’s gadgets are very useful, so having quicker access to them may help in the long run. Furthermore, we recommend a damage gear as she may need it in a pinch.

Brawl Stars – Which Modes Should You Use Jessie In (And Which Modes You Shouldn’t)

Hot Zone

Scrappy makes for great turret defense while Jessie’s attack can damage multiple enemies in the hot zone. While she may not deal a lot of damage, she spreads that damage around and makes it easier for her teammates to deliver the final blows.

Heist

Scrappy paired with Recoil Spring can be a nightmare for Safe Heist, especially if Jessie’s Hypercharge is active. Jessie’s Main attack can also hit both the safe and nearby defenders, maximizing the bounces on her projectiles. Her turret also makes for a good defense in case you need to ward off an attack.

Duo/Triple Showdown

Jessie’s Main attack destroys boxes at a faster rate than many other brawlers. And a few power cubes turns her somewhat weak attack into a formidable projectile. It can seek out enemies in bushes when it bounces, giving you and your team a general idea of where the enemy is. Plus, each power cube strengthens your turret, making it that much harder for enemies to survive.

Brawl Stars Jessie Guide – What Mode(s) Should I NOT Use Jessie In?

Bounty/Knockout/Wipeout

Although Jessie’s main attack has a long range, it’s rather weak in Bounty, Knockout, and Wipeout. If your enemies are spread apart, you won’t be able to utilize your main attack. And because it moves slowly, it may be hard to charge your super.

Overall, that wraps up our Brawl Stars Jessie Guide!

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