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Mico performs consistently across various trophy ranges in Bounty mode, with win rates generally hovering around 50%. The highest win rate is observed in the 600 trophy bucket at 57.5%, while performance dips slightly in higher and lower tiers. With a solid overall win rate and no significant drop-offs in any specific range, Mico appears to be a balanced choice that isn't overly difficult to pick up, though it may not stand out as a top-tier option for mastery.

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Mico's performance in Brawl Ball is fairly consistent across most trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering around 50%. While there are some fluctuations, such as a notable increase in win rate at higher trophies (e.g., 69.5% at trophy bucket 1200), these are based on very small sample sizes. Overall, Mico does not stand out as exceptionally strong or weak in this mode. The data suggests that while Mico can be effective in certain situations, there is no clear indication that he is particularly difficult to pick up or worth mastering compared to other brawlers.

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Mico's performance in Gem Grab is fairly consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 47.3% and 57%. While Mico shows slightly better results in the higher-tier trophies (such as 800 and 1100), there are no standout performances that indicate a significant advantage over other brawlers. The overall win rate remains around the 50% mark, suggesting that Mico is neither exceptionally strong nor particularly weak in this mode. Players looking for a reliable but not dominant option may find Mico to be a decent pick, though mastery does not seem to provide a dramatic edge.

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Mico performs consistently across all trophy buckets in Heist, with win rates generally above 54% and peaking over 80% in the highest tiers. The brawler shows a slight increase in performance as players progress, indicating that Mico becomes more effective at higher skill levels. While not the easiest to pick up due to lower win rates in entry-level brackets, Mico can be a strong choice for experienced players aiming to climb. Overall, Mico is worth mastering for those looking to excel in Heist at higher trophies.

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Mico's performance in Hot Zone is fairly consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 39.8% and 52.2%. While Mico shows slight advantages in lower and higher-tier trophies, the overall win rate remains around the 47-50% range. This suggests that Mico can be a viable choice for players looking to compete, but may not stand out significantly compared to other brawlers. The learning curve appears moderate, as performance doesn't drastically decline or improve with skill level.

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Mico performs consistently across all trophy brackets in Knockout, with win rates generally hovering just above 50%. The highest win rate is observed at higher trophies (1300), where Mico achieves a strong 73.9% win rate, though the sample size is small. While Mico shows potential in high-tier play, overall performance remains moderate, suggesting that while Mico can be effective in certain scenarios, mastery may not yield significant advantages compared to other brawlers. The learning curve appears manageable, but consistent success may require strategic positioning and understanding of match dynamics.

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Mico's performance in Wipeout is fairly consistent across different trophy brackets, with win rates generally hovering around 45% to 50%. While there are some peaks—particularly at the 700 and 900 trophy buckets—there are also instances where his win rate drops below 45%, especially at higher and lower trophy levels. This suggests that Mico is neither overwhelmingly strong nor consistently weak in Wipeout, making him a moderate choice for players looking to experiment or diversify their roster. Mastery may not be necessary for success, but consistent performance requires adaptability and good positioning.