Hank Posts Week’s Largest Ranked Drop
Hank is the largest weekly faller in BrawlZone’s Ranked comparison for September 20–27. The stored mover row shows a 6.2-point meta-score decline, from 8.6 to 2.4, and a move from S tier to D tier. Adjusted win rate changes from 56.9% to 46.8% across 170 decided battles, while pick rate moves from 0.3% to 0.4%.
The result is notable because usage rises slightly while the adjusted outcome falls. Hank’s 0.1-point pick-rate increase does not accompany a stronger performance line in this comparison. The tracker lists a loss of 80 places and marks Hank as the biggest downward mover among 55 tier changes, with 30 brawlers moving up and 25 moving down.
This topic is distinct from the recent Willow upward-movement article. It uses a new September 20–27 comparison, follows the opposite direction and centers on Hank. BrawlZone stores daily snapshots under a consistent method for the mover table, so the article reports the dated change without treating it as a permanent assessment of the brawler.
The adjusted win-rate shift drives the decline
Hank’s adjusted win rate falls by 10.1 percentage points between the two stored snapshots, moving from 56.9% to 46.8%. The meta score drops from 8.6 to 2.4, a difference of 6.2 points. Together, those values correspond with the change from S tier to D tier and the displayed 80-place slide.
Pick rate edges from 0.3% to 0.4%, so the downward movement cannot be described as a simple disappearance from the sample. The tracker’s method combines adjusted win rate with log-scaled pick rate. In this case, the performance change is the dominant visible signal, while the small rise in usage supplies important context.
BrawlZone bases the current page on 177,136 sampled Ranked battles from global-leaderboard players. A brawler must clear a minimum of 20 decided battles before receiving a rating. Hank’s mover row records 170 decided battles, which is above that floor while remaining much smaller than the samples attached to several highly played leaders.
Shade, Amber and Wendy occupy the current top three positions. Shade leads with a 56.5% adjusted win rate over 4,997 decided battles. That comparison keeps Hank’s story in proportion: the headline is the scale of weekly movement, while the current leaders are determined by the live Ranked table.
What the next stored snapshot can show
The next comparable update will reveal whether Hank stabilizes in D tier or begins to recover. Adjusted win rate is the first value to watch after its 10.1-point decline. Pick rate also matters because a larger or smaller sample can change how much evidence sits behind the line, even though popularity is only one part of the meta score. The decided-battle count should remain beside both percentages when the next stored snapshot appears.
Readers should compare Ranked with Ranked. BrawlZone notes that these scores are calibrated within this list and cannot be transferred directly to its trophy table. Holding the method constant keeps the follow-up meaningful. On September 27, the supported conclusion is a large weekly fall across tier, score and adjusted win rate, with mode-by-mode value left to separate analysis.
- Hank moves from S tier to D tier.
- Meta score falls from 8.6 to 2.4.
- Adjusted win rate changes from 56.9% to 46.8% across 170 decided battles.
| Measure | September 20 | September 27 |
|---|---|---|
| Tier | S | D |
| Meta score | 8.6 | 2.4 |
| Adjusted win rate | 56.9% | 46.8% |
| Pick rate | 0.3% | 0.4% |
Hank records the largest downward move in BrawlZone’s September 20–27 Ranked comparison: S tier to D tier, 8.6 to 2.4 meta score and a 10.1-point adjusted-win-rate decline. The pick rate rises slightly, so reduced usage is not the visible driver. The result belongs to a dated competitive sample and should be monitored against the same method. For now, it is the clearest negative movement in a week containing 55 tier changes. A future recovery would need to be visible in the stored Ranked values, especially adjusted win rate, meta score and tier, before it changes this dated record. The 170 decided battles should remain attached to every comparison of the mover line.
