Day 10 Sets Duo and Spike Fan Art Goal
Brawl Stars has revealed the Day 10 objective for its Duolingo collaboration: the community is asked to post 100 fan-art submissions featuring Duo and Spike on social media. The official 43-second video, published September 28, names three Mythic Starr Drops as the reward. The announcement does not yet say that the target has been completed.
The new task changes the rhythm of the event. Instead of asking players to win matches or adjust an in-game setting, Day 10 moves participation onto social media and centers it on original art. The required number is a community total, so no single player is expected to create 100 pieces. One eligible submission contributes to a shared objective.
This is a new daily development, separate from the Day 8 Trash Goblin Darryl story. Day 8 concerned selecting and claiming an in-game Store offer. Day 10 introduces a different action, a different reward and a new date. The official video is the controlling source for today’s goal, while Supercell’s event article supplies the September 19–30 schedule and the broader daily-task format.
The announcement confirms a target and reward
The video states the goal in direct terms: 100 fan-art submissions of Duo and Spike on social media. It then identifies the reward as three Mythic Starr Drops. Both details belong to the September 28 Day 10 announcement. The short leaves the completed count, live reward status and any separate redemption address unconfirmed.
That distinction is important. A target announcement is not the same as an unlock notice. Players should look for a completion update from the verified Brawl Stars account before assuming that a reward can be collected. They should also use verified official channels and avoid links that imitate a free-reward page.
The art requirement leaves room for different formats because the announcement uses the broad term “fan art.” The essential subject is the pair at the center of the collaboration: Duo and Spike. The goal is about community participation, not artistic ranking, and the video leaves winners, judging criteria and individual prizes unspecified.
Supercell’s main event guide establishes the importance of social monitoring. Daily videos announce changing tasks and their rewards during the collaboration, which runs through September 30. That means the Day 10 instruction should be read alongside the official social post for its current participation details, while older daily tasks should not be assumed to remain active.
How players should handle Day 10
Players who want to participate should first locate the September 28 post on a verified Brawl Stars social account and follow the wording attached to that post. The video establishes the art subject and the shared total, but platform-specific posting instructions may appear in the caption or follow-up. Keeping the official post as the starting point reduces the risk of using an unrelated hashtag or submitting to an impersonator.
After posting, the next step is simply to wait for an official progress or completion message. The three Mythic Starr Drops are the stated community reward, not proof that a claim is already available. If a redemption route is announced, players should verify the domain and open the game through official channels. No password, Supercell ID code or payment should ever be required for a free community reward.
- Create fan art that includes both Duo and Spike.
- Use the official September 28 social post for current submission instructions.
- Wait for verified confirmation before trying to claim the three Mythic Starr Drops.
| Day 10 detail | Confirmed information |
|---|---|
| Community goal | 100 Duo and Spike fan-art submissions |
| Where | Social media |
| Reward | 3 Mythic Starr Drops |
| Completion status | Not confirmed in the announcement |
Day 10 gives the Brawl Stars community a clear creative target: 100 social-media fan-art submissions featuring Duo and Spike. The official September 28 video attaches three Mythic Starr Drops to that goal but does not claim that the threshold has already been reached. Players can take part through the verified announcement and then wait for a confirmed completion or claim update. This preserves the useful part of the news—the exact objective and reward—without turning a launch message into an unverified redemption promise. The event remains scheduled through September 30, so every date and instruction should be checked against the latest official post.
