With the latest Null’s Brawl v61.249 update, the Mythic brawler Jae-Yong has become a fan favorite—not just because of his raw power, but also due to his dual modes: Work Mode and Party Mode. These modes change how Jae-Yong behaves in battle, making him one of the most versatile and strategic brawlers in the game.
If you want to win more ranked games or dominate team battles, learning how to play Jae-Yong in both modes is essential.
This guide explains what each mode does, when to use each, and how to master Jae-Yong’s full potential in v61.249.
Who is Jae-Yong?
Jae-Yong is a Mythic brawler introduced in the Sushi Season of Null’s Brawl v61.249. He is known for:
- Being a durable front-line fighter
- Having damage-reflecting shields
- Boosting allies near him
- Switching between Work and Party modes
His personality is also fun he’s a brawler who can “work hard and party harder” depending on how you play.
What Are Work and Party Modes?
Jae-Yong’s modes change automatically based on his in-game state:
| Mode | Triggered By | Role Type |
|---|---|---|
| Work Mode | Default state; full HP | Tank / Protector |
| Party Mode | When below 50% health | Damage Dealer / Buff Giver |
Work Mode: Defensive Tank
When It’s Active:
- Jae-Yong starts every match in Work Mode.
- He stays in this mode until his health drops below 50%.
Work Mode Abilities:
- Shielded Punches: Slower but stronger melee hits
- Reflective Shield: Returns partial damage to enemies
- Team Armor Boost: Allies near Jae-Yong receive reduced damage
- Reduced Knockback: He’s harder to push away from objectives
When to Use Work Mode:
- Early game control
- Holding key zones in Zone Control or MOBA
- Absorbing damage in front of healers like Lumi
- Defending against assassins like Finx or Kaze
Tip: Stay near your allies in Work Mode to protect them and soak up pressure.
Party Mode: Aggressive Finisher
When It’s Active:
- Automatically triggers when Jae-Yong’s health drops below 50%
- Stays active until he is healed above 75%
Party Mode Abilities:
- Power Punches: Faster attack speed, less shield
- Damage Aura: Deals minor AoE damage around him
- Attack Speed Buff: Allies gain 10% faster reload
- Taunt Effect: AI targets prefer Jae-Yong during this mode
When to Use Party Mode:
- Mid to late game aggression
- Finishing low-health enemies
- Turning the tide in 3v3 fights
- Forcing enemy teams to focus on you while your teammates attack
Note: You are more vulnerable in Party Mode don’t dive in alone.
How to Play Jae-Yong in Both Modes
Early Game Strategy (Work Mode)
- Push into the middle of the map
- Position between allies and enemies
- Absorb hits and trigger Reflective Shield
- Let damage dealers stay behind you
Mid Game Transition (Entering Party Mode)
- Once you’re under 50% HP, move carefully
- Use your faster punches to chase and pressure
- Let allies support from behind
Late Game Execution (Party Finishers)
- Use your Super ability to reflect damage and dive enemies
- Combo with Wasabi Powers like Spicy Strike or Healing Heat
- Go all-in with your team for the final control push
Best Wasabi Powers for Jae-Yong
| Power Name | Best Mode | Benefit |
|---|---|---|
| Healing Heat | Work + Party | Heals as you deal damage |
| Spicy Strike | Party Mode | Adds burn to your fast punches |
| Hypercharge Flame | Both Modes | Speeds up your Super recharge time |
| Smoke Dash | Party Mode | Escape after diving in with low HP |
Use Healing Heat if you’re playing both modes flexibly. It keeps you alive longer in every fight.
Best Team Combos with Jae-Yong
| Partner Brawler | Why It Works |
|---|---|
| Lumi | Heals Jae-Yong in both modes |
| Buzz | Stuns enemies while Jae-Yong reflects |
| Finx | Dives with Jae-Yong while enemies are distracted |
| Clancy | Provides ranged support and clean-up |
Playing Jae Yong with a healer or ranged partner works best for team fights.
Best Modes for Jae-Yong in v61.249
| Game Mode | Rating | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| MOBA Arena | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Best for dual-mode flexibility |
| Zone Control | ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Holds zone in Work, clears in Party |
| Ranked 2v2 | ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Great tank-support synergy |
| Gem Grab | ⭐⭐⭐ | Decent carrier and protector |
| Bounty | ⭐⭐ | Less effective—hard to chase enemies |
Use Jae-Yong where fights are long and teamwork matters.
Skill Tips to Master Both Modes
- Know when to back out: In Party Mode, you’re stronger offensively but easier to kill
- Communicate with allies: Let them know when you’re switching modes
- Use Party Mode as bait: Enemies may overcommit thinking you’re low then your team punishes them
- Switch roles mid-game: Defend early, attack late
Final Thoughts
Jae-Yong’s dual-mode system makes him one of the most dynamic brawlers in Null’s Brawl v61.249. His Work Mode helps your team stay alive early, while Party Mode lets you go aggressive and clean up fights. Learning when to play safely and when to go all-in is the key to mastering him. With the right teammate, Wasabi Power, and timing, It can control the battlefield in any mode. If you enjoy switching roles during matches and being the backbone of your team, It is a must-pick brawler in the current meta.
