Star Wars Legends in Brawlhalla ranked

Brawlhalla features characters from many iconic franchises. Star Wars feels to be quite a natural collaboration for this weapon-based fighting game — lightsabers are an awesome weapon to have on those floating platforms. The Star Wars Legends in Brawlhalla are Crossover skins, which means they are based on existing characters but have unique Signature Attacks. Let’s list them all and rank them by their competitive might.

Brawlhalla features an impressive roster of more than 60 characters (with Vivi being the latest addition). They are mainly original personalities, with the exception of Rayman and Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Brawlhalla Legends have quite a few cosmetic skins, which normally do not change original movesets. 

Crossover Skins bring characters from other universes, and they are slightly more than cosmetics. Their practical key feature is that the Signature Attacks are different compared to the base Legends. Some players consider Crossover characters generally stronger, and they are often taken to pro tournaments. Some really big franchises are among the Brawlhalla Crossovers: Adventure Time, Tekken, Tomb Raider, Kung Fu Panda, Avatar: The Last Airbender, SpongeBob, and more.

The Star Wars event started in Brawlhalla in March 2024. Even after the completion, the new Crossover skins are available in the game. 

Here they are — ranked, with their base characters.

Similar to the original Legend, Anakin fights with a Sword (sure, lightsaber) and a Magic Orb.

His Orb Sigs look better than such attacks of most other Star Wars Legends — you use telekinesis to control boulders and attack opponents. But their battle features are rather average, in terms of speed and range. It really feels awesome to play as Anakine, but others from the epic saga are more remarkable.

In addition to this, Ezio is not your strongest Brawlhalla Legend. He rarely participates in top esports events.

The game implemented Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader so well! Yes, it’s one person in different stages of his development. Therefore, the basic character is the same legend, Ezio from Assassin’s Creed. And even Sigs of Darth Vader in Brawlhalla feel pretty much like those of Anakin — but substantially better. You have the power of Dark Side in your hands!

Darth Vader is generally strong. His weakness is Ezio's relatively poor basic performance.

As a character on her own, Ahsoka Tano is not as impressive as Darth Vader. The reason for this is how similar to each other her two weapons are. With the Star Wars design, Ahsoka’s Katars look like two smaller lightsabers, which doesn't deliver the excitement of having variety in fights.

On the other hand, Asuri is one of the best Legends in Brawlhalla’s meta. This character is often chosen for esports events. Godly, the best player in Europe, took Ahsoka Tano to his successful run at Trial of Baldr.

This Star Wars Legend has a lot of potential in Brawlhalla, including in casual play.

This crossover skin is simply good. The weapons of Obi-Wan Kenobi look and feel different (Sword and Gauntlets).  His Signature Attacks are almost on the verge of being broken: quick, destructive, and far-reaching. It's really what you would expect from the Jedi Master.

The basic Legend is Val, and she is among the strongest in the game.

Only the addition of Darth Maul prevents Obi-Wan from being the best Star Wars character in Brawlhalla.

This Star Wars Legend looks absolutely impressive in Brawlhalla — the Dual-Bladed Lightsaber is just wow! Darth Maul was added a bit later than the other crossover skins, and he immediately got the first place. The combination of Spear and Sword is among the strongest in the game. Quick Sword attacks build basic damage. Spear combos are easily accessible. Signature attacks are far-reaching and damaging.

The basic legend, Hattori, is often chosen at Brawlhalla esports events, so we can expect to see Darth Maul fighting at the top level, too.

All Crossover Skins are available in Brawlhalla’s game store for Mammoth Coins, which can be bought for real-world money.

Star Wars Legends cost 400 Coins each, which is slightly higher than 300 for older Crossovers. 

You can buy these characters separately (and hopefully our ranking can help with the decision). Still, if you buy a big package of Mammoth Coins, you will pay less for one: 

It will be interesting to see what Star Wars Legends are capable of in the future Brawlhalla esports competition. Here, on esports.gg, you’ll find all the interesting and helpful info on this game and fighting esports in general.