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Kenji performs reasonably well in Bounty mode across various trophy ranges, with a win rate that generally hovers around or slightly above 50%. His strongest performance is seen in the lower and mid-tier trophies, where he achieves win rates over 60% in some brackets. However, as the trophy level increases beyond 800, his win rate drops below 50%, indicating a decline in effectiveness at higher levels of competition. While Kenji can be a viable choice for players looking to earn bounties, his performance becomes more inconsistent at higher trophies, suggesting that mastery may be required to consistently succeed with him in competitive play.

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Kenji performs best in Brawl Ball when playing at lower trophy levels, with a win rate of 70.5% in the lowest bucket and showing strong performance even at higher tiers, peaking at 89.1% win rate in the highest bracket. However, his overall win rate declines as trophies increase, dropping below 50% at the highest levels. This suggests that Kenji can be effective for players aiming to climb from lower ranks but may require more skill and adaptation to excel in competitive play. While he shows potential at all levels, his effectiveness diminishes significantly in high-tier matches.

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Kenji performs best in Gem Grab when facing lower-tier opponents, with a win rate of 70.8% at trophy bucket 0. As the difficulty increases, his win rate gradually declines, reaching as low as 49.3% at trophy bucket 800. However, Kenji shows a strong resurgence at higher tiers, with win rates above 55% from trophy bucket 1100 upwards, peaking at 97.2% in the highest tier (trophy bucket 1700). This suggests that while Kenji may be easier to pick up and effective against lower-skilled players, his performance becomes significantly stronger when matched against top-tier opponents, indicating he can be a rewarding choice for players aiming to master him at higher levels.

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Kenji performs reasonably well in Heist at lower trophy levels, with a win rate above 60% in the lowest bracket and maintaining a consistent performance around 50% in mid-tier brackets. However, as trophy levels increase beyond 200, his win rate steadily declines, dropping below 50% in higher tiers. This suggests that while Kenji can be effective for newer or lower-tier players, he may struggle against more experienced opponents, indicating that mastering him could be challenging and may not offer a strong advantage at higher levels.

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Kenji performs consistently well in Hot Zone across various trophy brackets, with a win rate that remains above 50% even at higher levels. His strongest performance is seen in the lowest and highest trophy buckets, suggesting he can be effective both for newcomers and high-level players. However, his win rate dips slightly in the mid-tier ranges, indicating that mastering Kenji may require some strategic adaptation. Overall, Kenji shows potential as a viable pick but may present challenges in certain competitive scenarios.

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Kenji performs reasonably well in Knockout across most trophy brackets, with a win rate generally hovering just below 50% except for the lowest and highest tiers. He shows stronger performance at lower trophies, where he achieves a win rate of nearly 60%, but his effectiveness declines as the competition level increases. While he is not among the top-performing brawlers in this mode, he remains playable and can be a viable choice for players looking to experiment or fill out their roster. Mastery may offer slight advantages, particularly at higher trophies, but overall, Kenji is neither exceptionally strong nor particularly difficult to pick up.

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Kenji's performance in Wipeout shows a generally consistent but not outstanding win rate across most trophy brackets, with his highest win rates seen in the lower and upper-tier brackets. While he performs reasonably well in the early and top tiers, his win rate dips below 50% in several mid to high-tier brackets, indicating that he may struggle against more experienced players or in competitive settings. His overall performance suggests that Kenji is not particularly difficult to pick up but may not be the best choice for players aiming for a high win rate consistently across all levels of play.