Steal a Brainrot Update 64 Just Shipped — Four New Secret Brainrots (Two on the Red Carpet, Two in the RNG Machine), a Bee Admin Machine Reskin, and the Bee Shop Now Officially Retiring — August 30, 2026
Update 64 dropped last night with fewer moving parts than any recent update, and the four new brainrots are all Secret rarity, split cleanly between two routes: Sir Mangus ($1.2B cost, $7.5M/s, RB signifier) and Gub ($900M cost, $5M/s, RB signifier) walk the Red Carpet; Gattino Hydrantino ($1.9B cost, $14.5M/s, MB signifier) and Puffino Builderino ($3.7B cost, $31M/s, MB and LC signifiers) come out of the RNG Machine. Puffino Builderino at $31M/s is the highest-income launch Secret since Beavo Potto in Update 63 — and it shares stats with Los Primos, which prices the same but comes out of a different route. Gub prices identically to Arcadopus and Noo my Candy but arrives on the Red Carpet rather than through a paid track. The Bee Admin Machine is a straight reskin of the Admin Machine — the fifth reskin, joining Valentine's, Divine, Cyber, and Summer — and it carries the full luck-multiplier ladder from 2x through 30x plus a new Bee Lucky Block. Honey Bee Base was added as a base skin. The Bee Shop that the Aug 25 preview said would close at Update 64 launch is now marked "Inaccessible for purchase. Will be removed soon" on the wiki, closing out an event that ran since Aug 8. And the wiki's own Update 64 trivia line says something unusual: this is the first update with no leaks or announcements — a rare surprise in a game whose entire content culture is leak-driven. Every income figure, cost figure, and rarity below is pulled straight from the individual brainrot pages via the MediaWiki API this morning.
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Four new brainrots, all Secret rarity, and the whole event that has been running since Aug 8 is winding down. That’s the compressed version of Update 64. What makes this update genuinely interesting is not the count but the fact that none of it leaked. The wiki’s own trivia line on the Update 64 log page says: “This is the first update that had no leaks or announcements.” For a game whose entire content culture is built on TrelloBoard scrapes and Discord data-mines, that’s the story to lead with.
Two things about that:
- Our Aug 25 Update 64 preview flagged the Roblox event link as the only confirmed thing about the update. That prediction held — the event link was live, the date landed, and no brainrot names surfaced ahead of drop. The Aug 25 post is the only one you needed to read to know when it was coming and roughly what the Bee arc would end with.
- The wiki hit the ground with launch pages ready to fill within two hours of drop. The four brainrot pages were created between 19:02 and 19:07 UTC last night; the Update 64 log page had its launch-detail edits at 20:09 UTC.
Below is the full table of what shipped, split by acquisition route.
The Four New Secret Brainrots at a Glance
Every brainrot Update 64 added is Secret rarity. Every stat below is direct from each brainrot’s wiki infobox.
| Brainrot | Rarity | Cost | Income | Route | Signifiers | Creator |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sir Mangus | Secret | $1.2B | $7.5M/s | Red Carpet | RB | BRAZILIAN SPYDER |
| Gub | Secret | $900M | $5M/s | Red Carpet | RB | BRAZILIAN SPYDER |
| Gattino Hydrantino | Secret | $1.9B | $14.5M/s | RNG Machine | MB | BRAZILIAN SPYDER |
| Puffino Builderino | Secret | $3.7B | $31M/s | RNG Machine | MB, LC | BRAZILIAN SPYDER |
All four are by BRAZILIAN SPYDER (the same creator credited on most Update 63 and 62 additions, including Beavo Potto and Bumbatron). If you sort by income per Sheckle of cost, the ranking is:
- Puffino Builderino: 8.38 income per million cost.
- Gattino Hydrantino: 7.63 income per million cost.
- Sir Mangus: 6.25 income per million cost.
- Gub: 5.56 income per million cost.
The two RNG Machine drops are more Sheckle-efficient than the two Red Carpet drops. That’s the reverse of what you’d expect if the RNG Machine were pure premium/luck-gated content — it’s a nudge to spend luck-multiplier gear rolling for Puffino Builderino specifically, because it is the highest-yield Secret since Beavo Potto and it’s not carpet-farmable.
Red Carpet Route — Sir Mangus and Gub
Sir Mangus and Gub both spawn on the Red Carpet like any other Secret — low but non-zero road weight, in-game announcement when one appears in your server. The Red Carpet page confirms both are the only two launch Secrets that dropped through this route in Update 64.
Sir Mangus is themed on Sammy’s cat (per the wiki trivia). Caption on the infobox: “PRINCESS, LET DOWN YOUR BEAUTIFUL LEAVES.” The nod to Rapunzel is the only thematic tie the wiki calls out, and at $1.2B cost for $7.5M/s income it’s a mid-tier Secret — you’re not building a base around it, but the RB signifier means it stacks properly with other Rainbow-adjacent multipliers.
Gub is the smaller Red Carpet drop — $900M cost is one of the cheaper Secret entry points in the game right now, and $5M/s is a low but consistent baseline. Gub is a pigeon-mailman brainrot; the caption reads “Erm a delivery (Coos) for a Mister... Samuel, Farhad, Bob?”. Wiki trivia notes it has one of the shortest names of any brainrot and is possibly named after “gubby.”
Neither Red Carpet Secret is worth trading up for from your existing lineup unless you specifically need an RB-signifier body to complete a set. Both are cheaper to just buy when they walk past.
RNG Machine Route — Gattino Hydrantino and Puffino Builderino
The RNG Machine is the paid-luck-multiplier acquisition route. Both new brainrots there are the higher-income launches of the update — and they are the reason the Bee Admin Machine also dropped (see next section).
Gattino Hydrantino is a red pixelated cat-hydrant hybrid with a yellow-and-black hazard belt across a blocky torso. $1.9B cost, $14.5M/s income, MB signifier. The wiki trivia calls out that it uses “gatino” (with a single ‘n’) rather than “gattino” (double ‘t’) — a minor naming break from the rest of the cat-family brainrots.
Puffino Builderino is the marquee of the update. $3.7B cost, $31M/s income, and it carries both MB and LC signifiers — the only launch Secret with two signifier types, which matters for cross-multiplier stacking during Events like UFO, Summer Hour, or Disco. Design is a blocky white cloud robot with a single cyan eye, four orange mechanical crane claws, and a pink-heart chest canister. The wiki trivia notes it “has the same stats as Los Primos” — more on that in the next section.
Puffino Builderino at $31M/s is the highest-income launch Secret since Beavo Potto (Update 63, Brainrot God, $315K/s in the honey currency), and it’s the first RNG-Machine launch Secret since the Bee Event started that beats $30M/s at a sub-$4B price point.
The Stat Echoes — Why Gub Matches Arcadopus and Puffino Matches Los Primos
Two of the four brainrots share stats with existing ones, and the wiki calls it out directly:
- Gub shares stats with Arcadopus and Noo my Candy — same cost, same income. Different routes (Gub is Red Carpet; check each of Arcadopus and Noo my Candy for their own routes).
- Puffino Builderino shares stats with Los Primos — same cost, same income. Los Primos is a Los-family brainrot from an earlier update; Puffino is Bee-adjacent through the update it launched in.
This is a pattern the game has been running for a while: launch a new visual with existing stat backing so the balance team doesn’t have to introduce a new number. Practically, it means:
- Your existing gear/multiplier setup for Arcadopus works for Gub without any adjustment.
- Your Los Primos placement heuristics port straight over to Puffino Builderino.
If you have an active build around either of the paired brainrots, you can drop the new equivalent in and treat it as a cosmetic swap that also opens a new signifier route (RB for Gub via Red Carpet, MB+LC for Puffino via RNG Machine).
Bee Admin Machine — the Fifth Admin Reskin
The Bee Admin Machine is a reskin of the base Admin Machine — the fifth, joining Valentine’s Admin Machine, Divine Admin Machine, Cyber Admin Machine, and Summer Admin Machine. The wiki lists six Brainrots/Lucky Blocks currently confirmed inside:
- Admin Lucky Block
- Taco Lucky Block
- Los Lucky Blocks
- Los Taco Blocks
- Secret Lucky Block
- Bee Lucky Block (new)
The full luck-multiplier ladder is intact: 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 12x, 15x (Festive), and 30x. The 30x tier is the standard high-end luck multiplier that carries across every Admin Machine reskin.
Event effects supported: UFO, Summer Hour, :3 trait, Disco, Candy, Bubble Gum. That’s the same event stack the other admin reskins run, so nothing about the multiplier or event math changes with the Bee reskin.
What the reskin actually gives you: the Bee Lucky Block is the new drop — that’s the item that specifically routes toward the new Bee-themed content added since Update 61. If you were rolling the base Admin Machine to farm Bee Lucky Blocks during the Bee Event, you can now roll the Bee Admin Machine and pull the same block from a Bee-themed source. Practically, the reskin is a cosmetic/thematic version of the same mechanic.
The Bee Shop Is Now “Will Be Removed Soon”
The Bee Shop — the limited-time machine that launched in Update 61 on Aug 8 — is now flagged on the wiki as: “Inaccessible for purchase. Will be removed soon.” Our Aug 25 preview predicted this: the Bee Shop was showing “Inaccessible for purchase” language pre-launch and the Bee Event was the running event that would wind down when Update 64 hit.
The five Secret brainrots that the Bee Shop sold — Conetto Morsetto, Honey Honey Bear, Queen Bee, S’more Serat, and Bumbatron — are no longer buyable through it. Bumbatron was the top-tier at Honey$400 or R$9,999; anyone who had honey saved and did not spend it on Bumbatron before Aug 29 is now on the trading market for it, not the shop.
The Bee Admin Machine keeps a route open for Bee Lucky Blocks, but the five Bee Shop Secrets are event-locked from this point forward until (or if) a return event happens.
What to Actually Buy First
Given the four launch brainrots and the retired Bee Shop, here’s the pragmatic order:
- Gub first if you see it walking — $900M is the cheapest Secret entry point currently on the Red Carpet, and $5M/s from a Secret is real base income that pays back the buy in 3 in-game minutes.
- Sir Mangus next if you have $1.2B and it walks — slightly worse ratio than Gub but still a decent Secret price/income slot with the RB signifier.
- Save for Puffino Builderino if you have working RNG Machine access. $3.7B is a hefty commitment but the $31M/s income is the highest of the four, and MB+LC signifiers open combo routes that Sir Mangus and Gub don’t.
- Gattino Hydrantino is the second RNG target at $1.9B for $14.5M/s — better ratio than either Red Carpet option, but only comes through RNG.
- Don’t sink honey into last-second Bee Shop attempts. The shop is flagged inaccessible; nothing left to buy there.
If you have Vine Serpent—style luck-multiplier stacks and the Bee Admin Machine open, roll for Puffino Builderino before anything else. It’s the marquee stat-line of the update and the only route to $31M/s at sub-$4B this month.
Codes Check — August 30
No new active code has landed alongside Update 64 on the wiki as of this morning. Our Steal a Brainrot codes hub re-verifies daily; check there for any post-launch code drops through the weekend. Codes in this game are case-sensitive — type them exactly as printed.
FAQ
When did Steal a Brainrot Update 64 drop?
The four new brainrot wiki pages were created between 19:02 and 19:07 UTC on August 29, 2026. That is the launch timestamp within a few minutes.
How many new brainrots did Update 64 add?
Four, all Secret rarity: Sir Mangus and Gub on the Red Carpet, Gattino Hydrantino and Puffino Builderino from the RNG Machine.
Which new Update 64 brainrot has the highest income?
Puffino Builderino at $31M/s. It costs $3.7B and carries MB and LC signifiers — the only launch brainrot with two signifiers.
What is the cheapest new Secret in Update 64?
Gub at $900M. Income is $5M/s (same stats as Arcadopus and Noo my Candy).
Is the Bee Admin Machine a new mechanic?
No. It’s a reskin of the base Admin Machine — the fifth, after Valentine’s, Divine, Cyber, and Summer. Luck multipliers 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 12x, 15x (Festive), and 30x are all supported. New drop is the Bee Lucky Block.
Is the Bee Shop gone?
Marked “Inaccessible for purchase. Will be removed soon” on the wiki. The five Secrets it sold (Conetto Morsetto, Honey Honey Bear, Queen Bee, S’more Serat, Bumbatron) are no longer available through the shop.
Did Update 64 have any leaks?
The wiki’s own trivia line says this is the first update with no leaks or announcements. Practically: the Roblox event link went live before drop, so the date was known, but no brainrot names or stats surfaced ahead of launch.
Related Guides
- Update 64 Preview & Update 63 Bee Lucky Block Brainrots — the Aug 25 companion that called the Bee Shop closure and Aug 29 date.
- Update 62 Launch Guide — La Fuse Machine, Candini Fluffini, Grief Shield — the rebirth-19 gating update earlier in this cycle.
- Update 61 Launch Guide — Bee Shop, Bumbatron, Queen Bee — the update that opened the Bee arc that Update 64 is now closing.
- Steal a Brainrot Tier List — where the four new Secrets slot against the rest of the roster.
- Steal a Brainrot Values — live trade values for every Secret including the Bee Shop retirees.
- Steal a Brainrot Codes — live-verified codes list.
Sources
- Fandom Steal a Brainrot Wiki — Update Log/Update 64 (4 new brainrots, 2 in RNG Machine and 2 from Red Carpet; Honey Bee Base and Bee Admin Machine added; trivia line “first update that had no leaks or announcements”; launch-detail edits by Colorada1928 at 20:09 UTC 2026-08-29 and Rarespip1234 at 20:11 UTC 2026-08-29).
- Fandom Steal a Brainrot Wiki — Sir Mangus (Secret, $1.2B cost, $7.5M/s income, Red Carpet, RB signifier, by BRAZILIAN SPYDER, based on Sammy’s cat).
- Fandom Steal a Brainrot Wiki — Gub (Secret, $900M cost, $5M/s income, Red Carpet, RB signifier; shares stats with Arcadopus and Noo my Candy; possibly named after gubby).
- Fandom Steal a Brainrot Wiki — Gattino Hydrantino (Secret, $1.9B cost, $14.5M/s income, RNG Machine, MB signifier; red pixelated cat-hydrant hybrid with hazard belt).
- Fandom Steal a Brainrot Wiki — Puffino Builderino (Secret, $3.7B cost, $31M/s income, RNG Machine, MB and LC signifiers; shares stats with Los Primos; blocky white cloud robot with four crane claws and pink-heart chest canister).
- Fandom Steal a Brainrot Wiki — Bee Admin Machine (reskin of Admin Machine, 5th reskin; contains Admin Lucky Block, Taco Lucky Block, Los Lucky Blocks, Los Taco Blocks, Secret Lucky Block, Bee Lucky Block; luck multipliers 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 12x, 15x Festive, 30x; event effects UFO, Summer Hour, :3, Disco, Candy, Bubble Gum).
- Fandom Steal a Brainrot Wiki — Bee Shop (status: “Inaccessible for purchase. Will be removed soon”; sold Conetto Morsetto, Honey Honey Bear, Queen Bee, S’more Serat, Bumbatron at Honey$20/40/100/200/400 or R$499/999/2,499/4,999/9,999 respectively; released Update 61).
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