The Brawl Stars Wiki has mapped the game’s themed Brawler groups into 30 trios, 8 duos and 5 solo Brawlers spread across 15 Trophy Road areas. The community-made page groups those characters around Starr Park districts such as Town Square, Retropolis, Frontier World and Haunted Haven, and it says one solo Brawler does not clearly match any area’s theme and has not been confirmed.
A trio, as the page defines it, is a set of closely related Brawlers built around a shared theme. The examples on the wiki are visual and narrative: Ranger Ranch Brawlers are styled as Wild West sheriffs, while the members of Darryl’s Ship look like a pirate crew. Each trio is placed inside a larger Trophy Road area, usually alongside two other trios that fit the same setting.
The page frames Starr Park as a network of neighborhoods rather than a single setting. Some trios have their own environment listed, while others are grouped by the district they belong to. The result is a full park-wide breakdown of the cast, with each area representing a different part of Starr Park’s fiction.
Town Square, Retropolis and the first districts
Town Square is described as the central hub of Starr Park, where attractions, shops and everyday services sit side by side. The wiki says it is one of the busiest parts of the park and a meeting place for visitors and employees. It combines a small-town feel with Starr Park’s stranger side, and the trios tied to it are Starr Hub Trio, Gift Shop Trio and Townsfolks Trio.
Starr Hub is the park’s central administrative and security facility, responsible for monitoring Starr Park, keeping order and handling unusual incidents. Gift Shop is a souvenir store whose employees have very different personalities. Townsfolks represents the more traditional, old-town side of the district, with professions connected to everyday town life.
Retropolis shifts to retro aesthetics, rebellious youth culture and the look of an old-fashioned American city. The area includes motorcycles, diners, garages and other urban landmarks, with a vintage feel drawn from the 1950s and later decades. The trios listed there are Retropolis Gang Trio, Junkyard Trio and Stunt Show Trio.
Retropolis Gang is linked to a classic American-style diner and to the district’s rebellious side. Junkyard centers on inventors and a robotic companion living in a scrapyard filled with improvised machines. Stunt Show is a family of stunt performers who entertain crowds with dangerous motorcycle tricks and large-scale performances.
Frontier World and Haunted Haven
Frontier World moves into Wild West territory, with dusty towns, mining settlements and lawless land. The wiki says the area includes sheriffs, miners and outlaws, and that its attractions run from gold mines to bank robberies. The trios here are Ranger Ranch Trio, Gem Miners Trio and Goldarm Gang Trio.
Ranger Ranch is centered on frontier law enforcement and the cowboy image. Gem Miners are workers who dig underground for valuable resources, using tools and machinery to extract materials from the earth. Goldarm Gang is described as a notorious group of outlaws focused on robberies and gold.
Haunted Haven gathers supernatural creatures, gothic architecture and eerie attractions. The page places Mortis’ Mortuary Trio, Swamp of Love Trio and Ghost Station Trio in this area. Mortis’ Mortuary is a funeral home tied to death, burial and the supernatural. Swamp of Love is a mysterious swamp where murky wetlands mix with romance and supernatural charm. Ghost Station is a haunted railway station where the living and supernatural worlds overlap.
Adventure Land follows with exploration, wildlife and exotic environments. Its trios are Rumble Jungle Trio, Darryl’s Ship Trio and Biodome Trio. Rumble Jungle is a dense tropical jungle inhabited by wild animals and strange creatures. Darryl’s Ship is a pirate vessel with a crew that lives the pirate lifestyle, from treasure hunting to dangerous machinery. Biodome is a scientific facility dedicated to studying and preserving plant life and ecosystems.
Mystic Mountain, Brawlywood and the later areas
Mystic Mountain is built around ancient traditions, mysterious powers and supernatural phenomena. The wiki says it draws on Eastern cultures, spiritual practices and mountain resorts. The trios listed there are Tara’s Bazaar Trio, Poco’s Bandstand Trio and Snowtel Trio.
Tara’s Bazaar is a marketplace filled with exotic goods, magical objects and fortune-telling attractions. Poco’s Bandstand is an entertainment venue inspired by Mexican culture and folklore, with music, dancing and colorful celebrations. Snowtel is a mountain hotel, and its employees are responsible for maintaining the establishment and taking care of visitors.
Brawlywood is the area dedicated to entertainment, especially filmmaking, acting and live performances. The page assigns Starr Studios Trio, Toon Studios Trio and Turbo Theatre Trio to the district. Starr Studios is a film production studio, Toon Studios is an animation studio, and Turbo Theatre is a cinema and entertainment venue linked to action movies and spectacle. The wiki also notes that Turbo Theatre Trio does not have its own custom environment yet.
Fairytale Castle gathers Castle Coutryard Trio, Enchanted Woods Trio and Candy Stand Trio. The area is described as a fantasy region shaped by fairy tales, medieval legends, enchanted forests and magical creatures. Castle Courtyard is a medieval castle with staff and unusual residents. Enchanted Woods is a mysterious forest full of magical plants, strange creatures and supernatural forces. Candyland is presented as a colourful kingdom built around sweets and confectionery, although the wiki says not everything in it is as sweet as it looks.
The later list on the page also includes Tomorroworld, Water Land, Creepsville, Chronotrap, Tunes Town, Toyland and MadEvil Manor. The visible text describes Tomorroworld as a futuristic region centered on advanced technology, science fiction and space exploration, but the trio breakdown shown in the source cuts off before those entries are detailed. Several of the newer area slots are marked TBA, including slots in Tunes Town, Toyland and MadEvil Manor.
One section is separate from the main area list: Unassigned Trios. The wiki places the Observatory Trio there, making it the only trio on the page not tied to a named Trophy Road area. That leaves one trio outside the park’s main district map, alongside the one solo Brawler whose area has not been confirmed.
The page closes with a clear snapshot of how the community currently organizes Brawl Stars’ cast. It treats the game’s world as a set of themed neighborhoods, jobs and story hooks, then places each trio into that structure.
Trio-to-area pairings listed on the page include:
- Town Square: Starr Hub, Gift Shop, Townsfolks
- Retropolis: Retropolis Gang, Junkyard, Stunt Show
- Frontier World: Ranger Ranch, Gem Miners, Goldarm Gang
- Haunted Haven: Mortis’ Mortuary, Swamp of Love, Ghost Station
- Adventure Land: Rumble Jungle, Darryl’s Ship, Biodome
- Mystic Mountain: Tara’s Bazaar, Poco’s Bandstand, Snowtel
- Brawlywood: Starr Studios, Toon Studios, Turbo Theatre
- Fairytale Castle: Castle Courtyard, Enchanted Woods, Candy Stand
- Unassigned: Observatory Trio
The community list is a fan-made classification, but it gives players a detailed breakdown of how the wiki currently reads Starr Park’s cast and locations.
unassigned observatory trio is funny
Maybe it just doesnt fit any theme
then why bother naming it at all?
because the wiki nerds need one mystery to stare at, mate. not every loose end is a conspiracy, sometimes the devs just leave a weird gap
my club keeps calling Darryl’s Ship a free smoke screen lol. every time we load into a pirate themed map someone starts hard pushing like we already won the lane
Turbo Theatre having no custom environment yet is peak unfinished live service energy. At least the wiki is honest about it instead of pretending the set dressing exists.