KickFlip Opens Korea’s Weekly Brawldol Event
A new Brawl Stars community project begins in Korea on October 8. Weekly Brawldol places a different K-pop group in a special community-manager role each week, starting with KickFlip. The opening mission links a shared music-video viewing goal to a Mega Box reward. The event is specifically aimed at Korean players, and Supercell has not announced a global version.
The first week gives this collaboration a clear starting point. KickFlip, whose members helped choose the mission, will guide the community from October 8 through October 14. Players are asked to build views for the music video “Kick Off The Wall (Feat. iann dior).” According to the announcement reported by Inven Global, a Mega Box is tied to reaching the target. Another mission is due after that milestone is met.
The available English announcement does not specify the required view count or explain exactly how a player claims the reward. Those are meaningful gaps for anyone trying to participate. A headline promising an immediately claimable box would be misleading. The confirmed news is the launch of the shared challenge and the reward attached to its target, not a completed payout.
Weekly Brawldol is framed as a relay of idol groups that actively play Brawl Stars. Each group takes a turn choosing missions with the Korean community in mind. That makes the project more interactive than a simple promotional appearance: the weekly manager has a role in setting the activity, and players collectively work toward the announced goal.
KickFlip sets the opening community goal
The music-video mission is unusual because its objective sits outside the game while its advertised reward sits inside Brawl Stars. That connection makes accurate instructions especially important. Participants need to know which video counts, how the target is measured, whether any in-game action is required and when the reward becomes available. Only the video and the Mega Box reward are confirmed in the report reviewed here.
The announcement also says the next KickFlip mission will follow once the first target is met. It does not name that second task. Players should expect fresh instructions through official Brawl Stars community channels instead of treating fan guesses as a complete mission list.
The Korea-only scope deserves equal attention. A player in another region may see the public music video or social posts, but regional eligibility still requires confirmation. Supercell has described the project as tailored for Korean players. Anyone outside that audience should wait for an explicit global notice before assuming that a local promotion applies to their account.
The structure gives the event a rhythm. KickFlip is the first manager, then another group is due to be named after its week concludes. The community can therefore follow a new set of tasks and possible rewards each week without assuming every round will use the same mechanic.
This is also a distinct news item in the site’s recent coverage. The archive has covered the Brawl-O-Ween pass, Find Gus puzzles and other progression topics. Weekly Brawldol is a separate, region-specific community campaign with its own dates and participation rule.
The next dates to watch
Supercell plans to identify the second manager on October 15, ahead of the October 16–22 activity window. The final manager is due to be announced on October 23 for an October 24–30 run. The sequence is confirmed; the names, missions and rewards for those later weeks are not yet available in the report.
The safest way to follow the event is to check official Korean Brawl Stars posts for the live target, eligibility and claim instructions. If a milestone is reached, the next official update should explain what players can actually do. The distinction matters because an announcement of a reward and delivery of that reward are separate events.
For now, the practical news is a live first-week project with a known group, known song and known reward type. Its usefulness to individual players still depends on the official regional instructions that accompany the campaign.
- KickFlip leads the Korean opening week from October 8 through October 14.
- The first shared goal involves “Kick Off The Wall (Feat. iann dior)” and a Mega Box.
- Watch official Korean channels for the target, eligibility and claim details.
| Event stage | Confirmed timing | Known activity |
|---|---|---|
| KickFlip week | October 8–14 | Music-video goal; next mission follows the target |
| Second manager | Announcement October 15; event October 16–22 | Group and tasks pending |
| Third manager | Announcement October 23; event October 24–30 | Group and tasks pending |
Weekly Brawldol begins with a concrete but carefully bounded announcement. KickFlip is the first special community manager, and its opening shared task connects views of a named music video to a Mega Box. The project runs through three successive Korean community weeks, with new managers announced before the later stages. The report does not give a view threshold, claim procedure or global participation rule, so none should be inferred. Players interested in joining can follow the first mission now and consult the official regional channels for operational details. Readers outside Korea should treat the campaign as regional unless Supercell expressly broadens it. The second and third weeks may bring different missions, which makes the later announcements worth following on their own terms.
