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Fang performs reasonably well in Brawl Ball, with a win rate above 50% across most trophy ranges. He shows strong performance at lower and higher trophies, peaking around 1600 trophies with a win rate of 79.9%. However, his win rate dips below 50% in the mid-tier ranges. This suggests that while Fang can be effective for players at the top and bottom ends of the trophy spectrum, he may require more skill or adaptation to perform consistently in the middle tiers. Overall, Fang appears to be a viable pick for those aiming to climb at higher levels, but may not be the easiest brawler to master across all situations.

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Fang's performance in Hot Zone shows a generally consistent but slightly below-average win rate across all trophy brackets, with peaks around 57% in the 500 trophy range. While there are moments of decent success, the overall trend remains modest, suggesting that Fang may not be the most effective choice for players looking to dominate in this mode. Mastery could yield better results in specific scenarios, but it doesn't stand out as a strong or easy pick-up option across the board.

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Fang's performance in Wipeout shows a mixed but generally consistent trend across different trophy brackets. While he performs reasonably well in lower and mid-tier brackets, his win rate fluctuates and tends to dip in higher tiers. His highest win rates are seen around the 0-200 trophy range, but as the competition increases, his effectiveness appears to decline slightly. This suggests that Fang may be a solid choice for players just starting out or those looking for a brawler that can perform decently without requiring advanced skill, but he may struggle in higher-level play where consistency and precision are key.

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Fang's performance in Knockout mode shows a generally consistent but modest win rate across most trophy brackets, with a peak of 58% win rate at the highest level (1100 trophies). While his win rate fluctuates between 40% and 53.4%, he never consistently outperforms the majority of players in any bracket. This suggests that Fang is neither particularly strong nor overly difficult to pick up, but he may not be the most effective choice for competitive play or mastery.

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Fang's performance in Gem Grab shows a mixed trend across different trophy brackets. He performs reasonably well in lower-tier matches, with win rates above 50% in the 0–300 trophy range. However, as the competition increases, his win rate declines significantly, dropping below 50% in most higher-tier brackets, especially between 400 and 1000 trophies. While he shows a slight rebound in the highest tier (1100+), it's still not enough to stand out. This suggests that Fang may be easier to pick up but struggles against more experienced players, making him less rewarding for mastery in competitive play.

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Fang's performance in Heist fluctuates across different trophy ranges, with a win rate that peaks around 51.8% at the 200 trophy bucket and again near 51.2% at 700 trophies. However, his overall win rates tend to dip below 40% in several higher-tier buckets. While Fang shows some potential in mid-level play, his inconsistent performance across various skill levels suggests that he may not be the most reliable choice for high-stakes matches. Mastery could help stabilize his results, but he might not be the easiest brawler to pick up due to the variability in his effectiveness.

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Fang's performance in Bounty mode shows a generally consistent win rate across different trophy ranges, with some fluctuations. While he performs reasonably well in mid-tier trophies (around 400-700), his win rate drops slightly at higher levels. His overall win rate remains around the 50% mark, indicating that he is neither exceptionally strong nor significantly weak. Fang appears to be a balanced choice—neither too easy nor too difficult to pick up—but may not stand out as a top-tier option for mastery in Bounty mode.