Hey, fellow Brawler. I know we're sitting in 2026 now, so the Good Randoms Brawl Pass from February 2025 is no longer the active season. Still, I keep coming back to it because it was one of those passes that felt tailor-made for Melodie fans. If you missed it or you're trying to remember what it offered, here's my honest walkthrough of Season 35, what you got at each tier, and whether the standard pass or the Plus version made more sense.

What Made the Good Randoms Pass Stand Out

The headline was simple: three Melodie skins. Melodie is a Mythic Assassin Brawler who landed on Starr Road on April 4, 2024, and this pass gave her a full cosmetic moment. Pop Melodie was the standard Brawl Pass skin, while Blackgreen Melodie and Redwhite Melodie were chroma skins tied to Brawl Pass Plus. Each one came with a custom model, effects, animations, and texture work, plus exclusive cosmetics for the skins. That's a lot of attention for one Brawler, and honestly, it worked. The Good Randoms theme has always been a little goofy and self-aware, and Melodie fit it better than I expected.

The Tier Rewards That Mattered

Here's where I think the pass got interesting. The good stuff wasn't all stacked at tier 50. If you bought the Plus version, Blackgreen Melodie showed up at tier 46, Redwhite Melodie at tier 48, and the animated Good Random player title at tier 50. The standard pass unlocked Pop Melodie at tier 50. Free-to-play players still got a Legendary Starr Drop at tier 50, and everyone could earn bonus Starr Drops after tier 50. That last part matters if you're a grinder, because it gave the pass a little extra life after the main track was done.

Tier	Reward	Pass type
46	Blackgreen Melodie	Brawl Pass Plus
48	Redwhite Melodie	Brawl Pass Plus
50	Pop Melodie	Standard Brawl Pass
50	Good Random animated title	Brawl Pass Plus
50	Legendary Starr Drop	Free track

Standard Pass vs. Plus

The standard Brawl Pass cost $6.99, and Brawl Pass Plus cost $9.99, though prices varied by country. Plus gave you x2 Skin Chromas, instant 20% XP, and an animated player title. On paper, that's a decent bundle. In practice, I'd still recommend the standard pass for most players. Pop Melodie was the cleanest single reward, and the Plus extras were mostly cosmetic bragging rights. Unless you were a Melodie completionist or you really wanted both chromas, the standard pass did the job. And if you were free-to-play, you could still earn rewards without spending anything, which is always worth saying out loud.

The Season Around the Pass

The Good Randoms season wasn't just about the pass. Quit Playing Poco took over the Ranked stage as a skin, Meeple and Ollie joined Starr Road, and the free Surge Lightyear skin showed up in the Shop. I liked that mix. It gave players who didn't buy the pass something to chase, and it kept the season feeling bigger than one cosmetic line. Looking back from 2026, that's the part I appreciate most: Supercell didn't make the paid track the only reason to log in.

My Final Take

Would I buy it today? That's tricky, because in 2026 the Good Randoms Brawl Pass is history. You can't jump back into Season 35 and grab those tiers. But as a snapshot of Brawl Stars in early 2025, it was a strong pass. The Melodie skins were the draw, the tier spacing was fair, and the free track wasn't an afterthought. If you're a collector who missed it, you'll have to wait for a rerun or a shop rotation. If you're just trying to decide whether passes like this are worth it in general, my answer is yes, but only if you actually like the featured Brawler. That's the real test. For me, Good Randoms passed it. 🎶