Commentary:

Moe performs consistently across all trophy brackets in Brawl Ball, with win rates generally hovering just above or below 50%. Notably, Moe shows a significant improvement at higher trophies, reaching a win rate of 85.1% in the 1400 trophy bucket. While not dominant in lower tiers, Moe demonstrates strong potential for high-level play. This suggests that Moe may be worth mastering for players aiming to compete at higher levels, though it might require more skill and strategic understanding compared to easier-to-pick-up brawlers.

Commentary:

Moe's performance in Gem Grab is relatively consistent across different trophy brackets, with win rates fluctuating between 44.5% and 53.5%. While Moe shows slight improvements in mid-tier trophies, the overall win rate remains around 50%, indicating that the brawler is neither particularly strong nor weak in this mode. Players may find Moe fairly balanced to pick up, but mastery does not seem to provide a significant advantage due to the lack of standout performance in any specific trophy range.

Commentary:

Moe's performance in Hot Zone is relatively consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating around the 50% mark. While there are a few instances where Moe exceeds a 50% win rate—such as in the 100 and 900 trophy buckets—overall, his results tend to hover near parity. This suggests that Moe is neither particularly strong nor weak in Hot Zone, making him a decent option for players looking for a reliable but not standout choice. Mastery may offer slight advantages in specific scenarios, but he doesn't stand out as a must-learn brawler for this mode.

Commentary:

Moe's performance in Knockout is fairly consistent across different trophy ranges, with win rates fluctuating between 47.3% and 55.3%. While there are moments where Moe slightly outperforms the average, overall his results remain close to 50%, indicating that he performs neither significantly better nor worse than other brawlers in this mode. This suggests that Moe is a balanced choice—neither exceptionally strong nor notably weak—and may not be the best option for players looking for a competitive edge, but can still be effective with proper play. Mastery may offer slight advantages in higher trophy brackets, but overall, he is relatively easy to pick up and use effectively.