WWE 2K25 has a lot of badges for players to use on The Island. Badges give another layer to building your wrestler and making them better at the moves you like to use. These are ive bonuses, so don't expect to unlock new skills from them, but they're just as important as any active move you can learn. Make sure you know what badges you want, because they tend to get really difficult to unlock and level up.
The Island is a cool feature for WWE 2K25, and plenty of players love it for its hub-style world that lets them interact with each other. Despite the major problem some players have with The Island , it does a lot of things right, including badges. Knowing how to unlock and use badges is the best way to get ahead, so you should make sure you know exactly what to do.
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How To Unlock All Badges & Upgrade Them
What Badges Do And How To Level Them
Badges are straightforward to unlock in WWE 2K25. You only need to get badge points and then use them for your badges. To do this, just spend VC on upgrading your character in MyIsland. Keep in mind that this only counts for VC to spend on that character; VC spent on other characters will not add to the points towards a new badge. Generally, it takes about 77 points per next badge, so farming XP on The Island will be a great idea.
It takes about 77 points per next badge, so farming XP on The Island will be a great idea.
After that, you can increase the badge levels by doing certain tasks and objectives. You can then level that badge up by spending badge points on it. There are three levels per badge, which means it will cost a bit of money and time to level badges all the way up to the third level. Here are all the badges and how to upgrade them:
Badge |
What It Does |
How To Level It Up |
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Quick Climber |
Increases Climbing Speed |
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Swiftness |
Increases Movement Speed |
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Crowd Boost |
Taunt the crowd to enter Tank Mode (once per match) |
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Anaconda |
Increases the power of your submissions |
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Rage |
Enter Beast Mode after taking heavy damage |
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Determination |
Enter Tank Mode after taking heavy damage |
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Second Wind |
Gain quick recovery after taking severe damage |
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Clock Watcher |
Gain Beast Mode when subject to a DQ or Ring Out count |
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Pain Train |
Increases running attack damage |
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Sting Like A Bee |
Increases light and heavy attack damage |
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Weapon Master |
Increases damage dealt with foreign objects |
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Slippery Eel |
Increases success at kicking out of pins |
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Heavy Handed |
End a combo with a heavy attack to stun your opponent more easily |
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Merciless Opportunist |
Increases damage dealt to stunned opponents |
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Dive Bomber |
Increases arial attack daamge |
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Rabblero |
Your fourth successful taunt grants you a finisher (once per match) |
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Going In Hot |
Start the match with some Special |
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Always See It Coming |
Gain Special when you reverse an opponent's attack |
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Born To Fly |
Enter Beast Mode When You Climb High |
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Wet Blanket |
Stunning an opponent with an attack reduces their Special and Finisher Stock |
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Endurance |
Escaping from a pin will recover a very small amount of damage |
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Demolition Man |
Enter beast mode when attacking with weapons or props |
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Dirty Trickster |
Attacking damaged to red limbs builds more stun |
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Energetic Opportunist |
Enter Beast Mode when you stun an opponent |
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Adrenaline |
Increases Recovery, reducing the time from being knocked to the mat or stunned |
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Lionheart |
Recover from damage when you pull off a finisher |
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Unstoppable |
Enter Tank Mode after escaping a pin |
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Bee Repellent |
Reduces the damage caused by light and heavy attacks by 5% |
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Leg Day |
Decreases the damage done to a Superstar's legs |
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Curls |
Decreases the damage done to a Superstar's arms |
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Crosshairs |
Dizzy is increased when Superstar taunts a grounded opponent from the top rope |
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Dreamstreet |
Adds damage to diving and springboard attacks to dizzy opponents |
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Six Pack |
Decreases damage and dizzy from attacks to a Superstar's torso |
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Locomotion |
Decreases the stamina drain from throwing strikes and running |
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The basic idea is that winning matches will fill in tasks for most of the badges, and they fill in concurrently, so you can get through the match part of leveling up just by winning matches. The other part of each badge tends to take time, so it's a great idea to just focus on the badges you want to level up and keep yourself to the core four. I like focusing on those that are strong for the build I am using.
How To Equip Badges You've Unlocked
Where To Go To Add Badges To Characters
Once you've unlocked a badge in WWE 2K25, you'll need to equip it. You'll be able to equip four at the most, and that takes time because you need to level up your character. To do so, go to the Island's hub and then go to your menu. From there, go to MySuperstar and press Badges. You can equip any badge you've unlocked.

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Locker Codes can add free rewards to your in WWE 2K25, allowing you to expand your growing all-star roster of iconic wrestlers.
The badge will go in at its current level. So, if the tasks are filled in, but you don't have any badge points, you cannot equip the badge at a higher level. As such, make sure you have dedicated your time to getting every badge you want. If you want some free boosts, there are times when locker codes for WWE 2K25 add XP or bonus VC.






WWE 2K25
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- Top Critic Avg: 80/100 Critics Rec: 86%
- Released
- March 14, 2025
- ESRB
- Teen // Blood, Language, Suggestive Themes, Use of Alcohol, Violence
- Developer(s)
- Visual Concepts
- Publisher(s)
- 2K Sports
- Multiplayer
- Online Multiplayer, Online Co-Op, Local Multiplayer, Local Co-Op
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