Best players for the FC 26 Brilliant Dribbler Evolution

The Brilliant Dribbler Evolution is now live in FC 26, and you can use it to upgrade up to two cards in Ultimate Team.

Available for 20,000 coins, the Brilliant Dribbler Evolution provides some smart upgrades to your chosen card. Let’s look at the best choices for the evolution based on the requirements and offered upgrades.

FC 26 Brilliant Dribbler Evolution requirements

Here are the requirements of Brilliant Dribbler Evolution in FC 26.

• Overall: Max 88
• Pace: Max 94
• PlayStyle: Max 10
• PlayStyle+: Max 2
• Not Rarity: World Tour Silver Stars
• Not Position: CB, GK

FC 26 Brilliant Dribbler Evolution upgrades

The evolution has two levels of upgrades, each with certain conditions to fulfill.

Level 1 upgrades

• Overall: +2|89
• Balance: +5|89
• Ball control: +10|92
• Reactions: +5|90
• PlayStyles+: Technical|2
• PlayStyles: Trickster, First Touch|8

Level 2 upgrades

• Agility: +10|90
• Dribbling: +10|92
• Composure: +5|89
• PlayStyles+: First Touch|2
• PlayStyles: Technical, Rapid|8

Level 1 upgrade requirements

• Play 1 match in any mode using your active EVO player in game.

Level 2 upgrade requirements

• Play 1 match in any mode using your active EVO player in game.

Best players to use in Brilliant Dribbler Evolution

Here are some of my best recommendations for inclusion in the evolution.

• Theo Hernandez Thunderstruck
• Moleiro Future stars
• Giuly FUT Birthday Hero
• Kevin Schade Winter Wildcards
• Lewis Miley Fantasy FC
• Odobert Future Stars
• Viktor Gyokeres Flashback
• Philogene Future stars
• Rodman Winter Wildcards
• Oscar Bobb Fantasy FC
• Diomande Future Stars
• Yeremy Pino Primetime

While the upgrades are decent, this is largely a chain evolution. We already have upgrades that allow you to use 89-rated cards. The aim is to complete this evolution and put the upgraded card into another one to further evolve its stats.

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Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection has a fair number of monstie mutations to collect, and you can start your grind pretty early in the game.

In fact, all four regions in the world of Monster Hunter Stories 3 have monster mutations to collect. They’re strongly related to the concept of Invasive Monsters (more on that later). This guide will help you figure out how to get every mutated endangered species unlocked on your adventure.

How to get all monstie mutation variants in Monster Hunter Stories 3

Since you can find mutation variants in all four regions, I have used four tables. You’ll find all the detailed separated region-wise. The tables also include the mutations for all native species for regions where applicable.

Azuria

Variant	How to Get
Pink Rathian	To get the Pink Rathian mutation, you need to defeat the Yian Garuga and release the Rathian from the clutches of its Invasive predator.
Dreadqueen Rathian	First, you need the Rathian or Pink Rathian’s Ecoystem Rank to be S. Then, it should be in the same region that has three poison monsties. The region of Sunpetal Plains already has Gypceros, and you’ll get Rathian and Pink Rathian in the same region.
Ivory Lagiacrus	Get a regular Lagiacrus’ Ecosystem Rank to A in any region.
Boltreaver Astralos	Get Astalos’ Ecosystem Rank to S. It should also reside in thunder elemental areas that have three or more thunder elemental monsters. Only monsties with base thunder elements can qualify for this requirement.

Canalta Timbaland

Variant	How to Get
Green Nargacuga	Get Nargacuga’s Ecosystem Rank to A.
Silverwind Nargacuga	You have to get Nargacuga or Green Nargacuga’s Ecosystem Rank is S. You’ll also need it to reside in an area that has two or more monsters who can control the winds. Some examples include the Legiana, Great Izuchi, and Paolumu.
Soulseer Mizutsune	You need to get your Mizutsune’s Ecosystem Rank to S.
Deadeye Yian Garuga	Get the Yian Garuga’s Ecosystem Rank to S. The creature also needs to have three or more monsties that have equal or greater rank than the Yian Garuga (the Ecosystem Rank).

Tarkuan

Variant	How to Get
Stygian Zinogre	Get the Zinogre’s Ecosystem Rank to A.
Thunderlord Zinogre	Get the Zinogre or Stygian Zinogre’s Ecosystem Rank to S. You also need the monstie to reside in a habitat that has one or more endangered species with enchanting, purple fur and considered bitter rivals of the Zinogre. The Soulseer Mizutsune can qualify for this requirement.
Brute Tigrex	Get the Tigrex’s Ecosystem Rank to A.
Grimclaw Tigrex	You need to get Tigrex or Brute Tigrex’s Ecosystem Rank to S. The creature should reside in a habitat that has four or more Power Type monsters. Your best option is to choose the Colossal Dragon’s Remains area as there are two native Power type in this region.
Hellblade Glavenus	Get the Glavenus’ Ecosystem Rank to S. The monstie should reside in habitats with four or more monsties that have appendages, like the Shogun Ceanataur, Seregios, Great Izuchi, and Magnamalo.
Bloodbath Diablos	Get the Diablos or Black Diablos’ Ecosystem Rank to S. The creature must reside in its native habitat in Tarkuan’s Bountiful Dunes.

Seranthis

Variant	How to Get
Sand Barioth	Get the Barioth’s Ecosystem Rank to A.
Azure Rathalos	Get Rathalos’ Ecosystem Rank to A.
Dreadking Rathalos	You need to get Rathalos or Azure Rathalos’ Ecosystem Rank to S. The monstie must reside in habitats that have four or more Flying Wyverns. To meet the requirement, you can place creatures like the Barioth, the Sand Barioth, or the Nargacuga.

Of course, you’ll also need to find the eggs of Endangered species to get most of the mutations noted above. To do so, you have to repel different Invasive Species, which itself is a job easier said than done.

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