As I look back from 2026, Brawl Stars Season 34: Starr Force remains one of the most cinematic and delightfully weird seasons I have ever played. It launched in early 2025 and ran until Feb. 5, 2025, but its Star Wars-inspired energy, its rescue mission, and its pizza-fueled chaos still feel vivid in my memory. The main theme was simple yet epic: a Dark Lord kidnapped an innocent creature — Moe — and a brave squad of heroes called Starr Force set out to save not only Moe but everyone in the universe. The animated trailer sold me on the fantasy immediately, with Moe trapped in a cage and Kenji leading the charge. That mix of sci-fi villainy and Brawl Stars humor is exactly why I keep coming back.
The Starr Force Story and Its Star Wars Vibes
From the first frame of the trailer, I felt the Star Wars influence. We had a Dark Lord, a captive, and a team of heroes in super cool outfits. Kenji, the sushi chef and Assassin, was the face of the season, and seeing him featured in the Brawl Pass made the whole progression feel personal. Moe, the mouse Damage Dealer, was the innocent creature in the cage, which gave every match a little narrative weight. I loved that the season did not just drop skins; it built a small story around them. The heroes were ready to battle evil, and I was ready to grind tiers.
Brawl Pass Season 34: Tiers, Quests, and Kenji Skins
Traditionally, a Brawl Pass season has 50 tiers to unlock, and Season 34 followed that structure. The biggest reward for me was the Kenji skins. The regular Brawl Pass gave Hebi Kenji, a snake-themed look that fit the assassin vibe. The Premium Plus track went further with Mamushi Kenji and Aodaisho Kenji. I remember seeing the previews and thinking that Aodaisho Kenji looked especially sharp — the colors, the outfit, the whole samurai-meets-space-rebel energy. Kenji also proved himself as a strong fighter, viable for different skill levels, so the skins felt like a reward for a brawler I actually wanted to master.
If you were an active player, activating Brawl Pass Premium for Starr Force was an easy recommendation. I got the amazing skin, but I also accumulated plenty of other rewards: coins, gems, credits for unlocking Brawl Stars characters for free, and more. The key for me was checking available quests regularly. They rewarded XP for playing specific brawlers, winning in certain modes, dealing a certain amount of damage, and other tasks. By following those quests, I reached tier 50 without feeling burned out. It was a steady loop of play, complete, unlock.
Pizza Planet Event and Its 2v2 Modes
Beyond the Brawl Pass, Season 34 introduced the Pizza Planet event, and that is where the season got really playful. There were new game modes adapted for 2v2, plus some fresh twists. Special Delivery had players pushing a pizza cart to the end of the track. Brawl Hockey was similar to Brawl Ball, so scoring goals was the main objective. I enjoyed both because they were quick, chaotic, and perfect for short sessions. The 2v2 format made them feel more intimate than the usual 3v3 battles.
For climbing up the daily leaderboards and completing various challenges from the quests section, I earned pizza slices. These slices could be exchanged in the special shop for a variety of packs, which were mainly skins, but you could even find the newest brawler, Meeple. That was a smart way to keep me engaged beyond the main pass. Free pizza slices were available as daily login bonuses, and Surge Lightyear was the ultimate reward. I still think that reward was a fun crossover-style surprise.
Season 34 at a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Season name | Starr Force |
| Main heroes | Kenji and the Starr Force squad |
| Captive | Moe, the mouse Damage Dealer |
| Villain | The Dark Lord |
| Brawl Pass tiers | 50 |
| Key skins | Hebi Kenji, Mamushi Kenji, Aodaisho Kenji |
| Event | Pizza Planet |
| 2v2 modes | Special Delivery, Brawl Hockey |
| Currency | Pizza slices |
| Ultimate reward | Surge Lightyear |
Why Season 34 Still Matters to Me in 2026
Now, in 2026, Brawl Stars has moved on to new seasons, new brawlers, and new events. But I often think back to Starr Force because it balanced so many things I love about the game: a clear theme, a cinematic trailer, meaningful skins, a rewarding Brawl Pass, and a limited-time event that changed how I played for a few weeks. The season ran until Feb. 5, 2025, so it is firmly in the past. Still, if you missed it, the memories and the meta impact of Kenji and Moe are worth revisiting. For me, Starr Force was a reminder that Brawl Stars can be silly and epic at the same time. It was a rescue mission, a pizza party, and a progression grind all rolled into one. And honestly, I would play it again.
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