Sirius and Najia
Null’s Brawl v66.293: Sirius and Najia Bring New Powers to the Battlefield
Latest Version: v66.293
The arrival of Sirius and Najia makes Null’s Brawl v66.293 one of the most interesting updates for players who enjoy experimenting with new Brawlers. Instead of simply adding two more characters, this update introduces two very different combat styles.
Sirius, the Ultra Legendary Brawler known as The Banished, revolves around controlling Brawler Shadows and turning defeated opponents into part of his battlefield strategy. Najia, the Mythic Brawler titled Venomous, takes a completely different approach by combining long-range attacks, poisonous snakes, and damage-over-time effects.
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One fights by controlling the battlefield with Shadows. The other slowly overwhelms enemies with venom.
That contrast makes Sirius and Najia the main attraction of v66.293.
Sirius and Najia at a Glance
| Feature | Sirius | Najia |
| Rarity | Ultra Legendary | Mythic |
| Title | The Banished | Venomous |
| Main Role | Controller | Damage Dealer |
| Main Strength | Shadow control | Poison damage |
| Movement | Very fast | Fast |
| Attack Style | Dual projectile | Long-range jar & snake |
| Special Mechanic | Brawler Shadows | Stacking poison |
| Best For | Tactical players | Aggressive damage players |
The biggest difference is simple: Sirius controls space, while Najia controls enemy health.
Who Is Sirius?
Sirius is an Ultra Legendary Brawler with high health, fast movement, quick reload speed, and flexible attack options.
He is also notable for being the 100th Brawler added to Null’s Brawl, making his introduction an important milestone.
But Sirius’s real identity comes from his ability to collect and control Brawler Shadows.
His title, The Banished, fits his unusual gameplay perfectly. Instead of relying only on his own attacks, Sirius can bring Shadow versions of Brawlers onto the battlefield and use them to attack or defend important locations.
Sirius Main Attack – Binary Starr
Binary Starr launches two different projectiles:
- Starr Bomb – causes area damage and can travel over walls.
- Shadow Strike – travels straight toward a target.
Both projectiles deal the same damage, but there is an important catch: hitting only one projectile produces relatively low damage.
This makes accuracy extremely important.
Players who can connect both projectiles consistently will get much more value from Sirius than players who simply fire without considering positioning.
Sirius’s Shadow Collection Mechanic
Every fourth successful hit allows Sirius to collect a Brawler Shadow.
He can store up to three Shadows at a time.
This creates an interesting decision during matches.
Should you immediately use a Shadow, or should you continue attacking until you have several available?
Saving Shadows can create a powerful push, while using one early can help Sirius defend himself or control an important area.
Sirius’s Trait Makes Him Different
Sirius’s Super does not depend entirely on dealing damage.
Instead, his Super charges automatically at 20% per second, allowing him to reach full charge in approximately five seconds.
However, his Hypercharge still requires damage to charge.
This means Sirius can remain useful even during periods when he is not constantly attacking enemies.
It also encourages a more tactical style: sometimes the best move is to wait for the Super and prepare your next position.
Sirius Super – Shadow Summon
This is the feature that makes Sirius stand out.
His Super releases the Brawler Shadows he has collected.
The Shadows copy the abilities and health characteristics of their original Brawlers, with their actual statistics determined by a percentage of the original Brawler’s base stats.
Sirius can control the Shadows in different ways.
He can make them:
- Follow him
- Attack opponents
- Guard a selected area
- Move toward a chosen location
This gives Sirius much more than raw damage.
A well-placed Shadow can force enemies away from an objective, protect an important position, or create pressure while Sirius attacks from another angle.
Sirius’s Gadgets
A Starr is Born;
allows Sirius to fire a projectile that creates a Shadow after hitting an enemy. It also slows the target by 20% for two seconds.
Master of Shadows
calls his Shadows back and restores 25% of their health.
The second Gadget is particularly useful when you want to preserve your Shadow resources rather than allowing them to be destroyed.
Sirius’s Star Powers
Dusk Runners increases Shadow movement speed by 15%.
The Darkest Starr makes Shadow Strike count as two hits when collecting Brawler Shadows.
The second option can make Shadow collection considerably faster for players who are accurate with Shadow Strike.
Sirius Hypercharge – Unlimited Power!
During Hypercharge, Sirius’s summoned Shadows receive increased damage and higher health.
This makes the timing of the Hypercharge especially important.
Rather than activating it randomly, players can get more value by preparing multiple Shadows first and then using the enhanced summons during an important fight.
Who Is Najia?
Najia takes the opposite approach to Sirius.
She is a Mythic damage dealer with moderate health, fast movement, quick reload speed, long range, and variable damage.
Her biggest weapon is not simply the initial hit.
It is the poison that follows it.
Najia is particularly dangerous against enemies who remain in the same area for too long.
Najia Main Attack – Ssssnake Delivery
Najia throws a jar containing a deadly snake.
While the jar is traveling, she can release the snake in any direction.
This gives the attack an unusual amount of flexibility.
The jar can:
- Damage enemies on impact
- Release the snake in a chosen direction
- Poison opponents
- Pierce through multiple Brawlers
- Stack poison damage
This means Najia can attack both individual targets and groups.
A player who understands how to manipulate the jar and snake separately can create attacks that enemies don’t expect.
Why Najia’s Poison Is So Dangerous
Najia’s poison can stack.
Instead of needing to eliminate an enemy immediately, she can repeatedly apply poison and allow damage to build over time.
This makes her especially effective against opponents who have already taken damage and are trying to retreat.
Her Venomous Star Power adds another layer by scaling poison damage according to the target’s current health percentage. Against a target at full health, it can provide up to 200 additional damage.
The result is a Brawler who can make enemies think twice before staying exposed.
Najia Super – DANGER NOODLES
Najia releases three paper snakes that travel forward and explode after reaching their set distance.
The explosions poison enemies caught in the area.
She can also throw the snakes from a jar toward a selected location.
This gives her a useful combination of:
Range + Area Control + Poison
Instead of using the Super only to finish enemies, players can use it to block an area or force opponents to move.
That makes Najia useful in objective-based modes where controlling space is often more important than getting immediate eliminations.
Najia’s Gadgets
Toxic Top-Up
Enemies poisoned by Najia leave poisonous puddles behind them for four seconds.
This can punish opponents who try to escape through narrow areas.
It also makes movement more dangerous for enemies already affected by poison.
Najia Jar
Najia hides inside a vase.
When the vase breaks, nearby enemies are knocked back.
This gives her an emergency defensive option when opponents get too close.
For a long-range Brawler, having a way to create distance can be extremely valuable.
Sirius vs Najia: Which One Is Better?
There isn’t one universal winner because their jobs are completely different.
Choose Sirius if you enjoy:
- Tactical gameplay
- Controlling areas
- Summoning additional fighters
- Setting traps and defensive positions
- Managing resources
- Creating pressure from multiple locations
Choose Najia if you prefer:
- Long-range combat
- Damage-over-time effects
- Poison mechanics
- Area denial
- Punishing predictable movement
- Constant pressure
Sirius rewards planning. Najia rewards positioning and accuracy.
Best Strategy for Sirius
Sirius becomes much more effective when players stop treating him like a normal damage Brawler.
1. Build Shadows before committing
Try to collect Shadows safely instead of rushing into every fight.
2. Use Shadows to control objectives
A Shadow does not always need to attack an enemy. Guarding an important area can be equally valuable.
3. Keep enemies guessing
Sirius can attack from one direction while his Shadows create pressure somewhere else.
4. Save Master of Shadows for valuable summons
If your Shadows are badly damaged but still useful, recalling them can help preserve your resources.
5. Use Hypercharge with multiple Shadows
The enhanced Shadow damage and health become much more valuable when several summons are already prepared.
Best Strategy for Najia
Najia works best when you make opponents uncomfortable rather than chasing every elimination.
1. Keep your distance
Her long range gives her an advantage, so avoid unnecessary close-range fights.
2. Stack poison
Repeated poison application can make enemies lose health even while retreating.
3. Use walls intelligently
The jar and snake mechanics can create unexpected attack angles around obstacles.
4. Control escape routes
Poison puddles and Super explosions can make certain paths dangerous.
5. Don’t waste the knockback
Najia Jar can save you when an enemy gets too close, so use it as a defensive escape tool when necessary.
Sirius and Najia in Team Battles
These two Brawlers can contribute to a team in very different ways.
Sirius can create temporary battlefield pressure by placing Shadows where teammates need support. His ability to control summoned units means he can influence fights without standing directly in the center of the action.
Najia can soften opponents before the main engagement begins. Her poison makes prolonged exposure dangerous, while her Super can discourage enemies from holding a particular area.
This creates two different team philosophies:
Sirius: Create more threats.
Najia: Make every position dangerous.
New Game Content Supports Their Playstyles
Although Sirius and Najia are the stars of v66.293, the surrounding update gives players more ways to experiment with them.
New modes include Loaded Showdown and Shadow Smash, while new Dungeon Boss encounters provide alternatives to traditional matches.
Shadow Smash is particularly interesting because it includes Shadow-themed enemies and a Giant Sirius mini-boss, making it a natural fit for the darker theme surrounding the new Brawler.
The update also introduces new maps and modifiers, giving players unfamiliar environments in which to test Sirius’s Shadow placement and Najia’s long-range poison control.
Trophy and Prestige Changes Give Sirius and Najia Long-Term Goals
The redesigned Trophy System is another major reason to keep playing the new Brawlers.
Each Brawler now has a progression path from 0 to 1000 Trophies, followed by Prestige progression.
This means players can dedicate themselves to mastering Sirius or Najia without worrying about repeated seasonal Trophy resets.
For players who enjoy specializing in one character, this creates a much clearer long-term objective.
You can pick your favorite:
Sirius → Master Shadow control
or
Najia → Master poison and ranged pressure
and gradually build your profile around that Brawler.
What Makes Sirius and Najia Special?
The most interesting part of this update isn’t simply that two Brawlers have been added.
It’s that they introduce mechanics that feel very different from one another.
Sirius changes the idea of what a Brawler can control by allowing Shadow versions of other Brawlers to become battlefield tools.
Najia changes the way damage can be applied by combining long-range attacks, poison stacking, and area denial.
One creates additional battlefield units.
The other makes the battlefield increasingly dangerous.
That difference gives players a real choice rather than simply providing two Brawlers with similar attack patterns.
Tips for New Players
If you’re trying Sirius and Najia for the first time, don’t judge them after a few matches.
Both require players to understand their special mechanics.
With Sirius, focus on learning when and where to deploy Shadows.
With Najia, focus on understanding how the jar, snake, poison, and Super interact.
Start in less competitive modes, experiment with both Gadgets and Star Powers, and learn how each Brawler behaves on different maps.
Once you understand their mechanics, you can begin pushing Trophies and working toward Prestige.
Final Thoughts
Null’s Brawl v66.293 is defined by the arrival of Sirius and Najia.
Sirius brings an unusual Shadow-based control system that allows players to summon, command, and reposition Brawler Shadows. His automatic Super charge and flexible attacks make him a character built around preparation and battlefield control.
Najia provides a completely different experience. Her poisonous snakes, long-range attacks, stacking poison, and area-control abilities make her dangerous when enemies stay exposed for too long.
The Trophy rework, Prestige progression, Rush Events, new modes, maps, and other update additions give both characters a larger environment in which to shine.
Whether you prefer controlling Shadows with Sirius or wearing enemies down with Najia’s venom, v66.293 offers two very different ways to play.
The best way to discover which one fits you is simple: try both, learn their mechanics, experiment with their builds, and then decide which Brawler deserves your next Trophy push.
FAQs
Who are Sirius and Najia in Null’s Brawl?
Sirius is an Ultra Legendary controller known for summoning Brawler Shadows, while Najia is a Mythic damage dealer specializing in long-range poison attacks.
What is Sirius’s special ability?
Sirius can collect Brawler Shadows and release them through his Shadow Summon Super, allowing him to control them and send them to selected locations.
How does Najia deal damage?
Najia uses her Ssssnake Delivery attack to throw a jar and release a snake that poisons enemies. Her poison can stack for additional damage over time.
Is Sirius a damage Brawler?
Sirius can deal damage, but his primary strength is battlefield control through his Shadows and flexible attack mechanics.
Is Najia good for long-range combat?
Yes. Najia has long range and fast reload speed, making her well suited to players who prefer attacking from a safer distance.
How many Shadows can Sirius store?
Sirius can store up to three Brawler Shadows at a time.
What is Najia’s Super called?
Najia’s Super is called DANGER NOODLES. It releases three explosive paper snakes that can poison enemies.
Which Brawler should beginners choose?
Najia may feel more straightforward for players who already understand ranged attacks, while Sirius can be more rewarding for players who enjoy tactical positioning and managing additional battlefield units.
