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Mico's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent win rate across different trophy brackets, with the highest win rates observed between 400 and 700 trophies. While Mico performs reasonably well in mid-tier tiers, his effectiveness drops slightly at higher levels, particularly above 1000 trophies. The overall trend suggests that Mico is neither exceptionally strong nor significantly weak, making him a moderate choice for players looking to engage with Bounty mode. Mastery may not be necessary for success, but consistent performance requires adapting to the varying challenges of different trophy brackets.

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Mico's performance in Brawl Ball shows a steady decline as trophy levels increase, with win rates peaking at 53.5% for lower-tier players and gradually dropping to around 36% at the highest trophy bucket. While Mico is reasonably competitive at entry-level play, his effectiveness diminishes significantly against higher-skilled opponents. This suggests that Mico may not be the best choice for high-level competition but could still be a viable option for newer or casual players looking to get into the mode. Mastery might offer some improvements, but overall, Mico appears to be more suited for lower-tier play rather than elite Brawl Ball matchups.

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Mico's performance in Gem Grab shows a mixed trend across different trophy levels. At lower tiers, Mico has a win rate above 50%, making him somewhat viable for players just starting out. However, as the competition increases, his win rate steadily declines, reaching a low of 46.8% at the highest tier. While he performs reasonably well in mid-tier ranges, his overall consistency is lacking, suggesting that mastering Mico may require significant skill to excel in higher-level play. He isn't particularly difficult to pick up, but his effectiveness tends to drop off as players become more experienced.

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Mico's performance in Heist shows a steady improvement as trophy levels increase, with win rates gradually rising from 46.6% at lower trophies to over 90% at the highest tiers. While Mico may struggle initially, especially below 500 trophies, the brawler becomes significantly more effective as players gain experience and reach higher skill levels. This suggests that Mico is not easy to pick up but can be highly rewarding for those who invest time in mastering him, particularly in high-tier play where his win rate spikes dramatically.

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Mico's performance in Hot Zone shows a generally consistent but slightly below-average win rate across most trophy brackets, with win rates fluctuating between 43% and 56%. While Mico performs reasonably well in the lower and mid-tier trophies, his effectiveness drops notably at higher levels. This suggests that Mico may not be the strongest choice for competitive play but can still be viable in casual or lower-level matches. Mastery might offer some edge, but overall, he is neither particularly easy to pick up nor strongly recommended for high-level competition.

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Mico performs consistently across all trophy brackets in Knockout, with win rates generally hovering just above 50%, peaking in higher-tier brackets such as 1200 and 1300 trophies where win rates reach over 60%. While not a dominant force in lower tiers, Mico shows stronger performance at higher levels of play. This suggests that Mico may be more effective once players have mastered the mechanics and can leverage his abilities in high-pressure situations. The brawler appears to have a moderate learning curve, as his effectiveness increases with player skill level.

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Mico's performance in Wipeout shows a mixed trend across different trophy brackets. While there are moments of strong performance—such as a 57.9% win rate at the 900 trophy bracket—overall, Mico struggles to maintain consistency, with several trophy ranges showing win rates below 50%. The brawler appears to perform reasonably well in mid-tier brackets but faces challenges in both lower and higher tiers. This inconsistency suggests that Mico may not be the most reliable choice for competitive play, though it's not entirely unworthy of mastery due to its occasional spikes in performance. Mastery could be rewarding for players who can capitalize on those high-performing moments, but it may require more effort compared to other brawlers with steadier results.