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All Epic Brainrots in Steal a Brainrot
Epic Brainrots are the third standard rarity in Steal a Brainrot, sitting above Rare and below Legendary. They offer another step up in passive income, with designs ranging from a coffee-cup ninja to a penguin inside a coconut.
The Epic lineup includes 21 named characters, with listed base earnings ranging from $75/s to $325/s. Eleven belong to the regular Red Carpet lineup, while 10 were introduced through fusion machines, crafting systems, or the Brainrot Dealer and Trader.
When comparing Brainrots for your collection, consider how each character can be obtained alongside its income. Regular Carpet Epics can be purchased when they spawn, while special-source characters depend on available machines or existing copies in other players’ bases.
Epic Brainrots in Steal a Brainrot Summary
Epic is the third standard Brainrot rarity, above Rare and below Legendary
The lineup includes 21 named Epic Brainrots
Eleven belong to the regular Red Carpet lineup
Ten were introduced through machines or other special systems
Listed base income ranges from $75/s to $325/s
Cappuccino Assassino has the lowest listed cost at $10,000
Mummio Rappitto has the highest base income at $325/s
Wombo Rollo is the highest-earning regular Carpet Epic at $275/s
Mutations, traits, and your base’s cash multiplier can increase actual earnings
Cappuccino Assassino
Cost: $10K
Income: $75/s
A deadly latte with a ninja twist. Cappuccino Assassino is a white coffee cup that sports a full ninja suit and dual-wields katanas. Its design screams "don't mess with me before caffeine," and while it’s on the cheaper side, it’s a solid choice for building early income quickly.
Brr Brr Patapim
Cost: $15K
Income: $100/s
Brr Brr Patapim is a goblin-like figure with a massive nose, flowing grey hair, and a long green robe. There’s something mystical about his presence — and his stats back that up. He’s a fan favorite for players looking to add a bit of eerie charm to their lineup.
Avocadini Antilopini
Cost: $17.5K
Income: $115/s
This peculiar fusion of a deer and an avocado has a pit embedded in its chest, subtle yellow-green coloring, and elegant grey antlers. The dainty face might fool you — but its steady income and unique look make it a standout Epic.
Trulimero Trulicina
Cost: $20K
Income: $125/s
A bizarre combination of a fish body, a cat head, and human legs. Trulimero Trulicina doesn’t swim like its cousin Trippi Troppi; it walks. Creepy? A little. Profitable? Definitely.
Bambini Crostini
Cost: $22.5K
Income: $135/s
Bambini Crostini is one of the weirdest Epics yet — it’s literally a female deer made out of a croissant. This flaky, buttery creature might not have the best income-to-cost ratio, but it's a visual delight for pastry lovers.
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Bananita Dolphinita
Cost: $25K
Income: $150/s
This cheerful dolphin is partially wrapped in a banana peel, making it look like it just leapt out of a fruit salad. It offers solid income and an irresistibly silly design — no wonder it’s so popular.
Perochello Lemonchello
Cost: $27.5K
Income: $160/s
This winged lemon bird flies across the battlefield with sour confidence. Entirely lemon-colored, Perochello Lemonchello brings a tangy style and respectable income for its tier.
Brri Brri Bicus Dicus Bombicus
Cost: $30K
Income: $175/s
Arguably the hardest name to say out loud, this Brainrot is a gladiator bird with a beak, ancient Roman armor, and a necklace made of raspberries. It’s a powerhouse in both appearance and income.
Avocadini Guffo
Cost: $35K
Income: $225/s
Imagine an owl that fell into an avocado — and you’ve got Avocadini Guffo. Its wide eyes and soft green tones hide the fact that it’s one of the strongest Epic earners. A must-have for owl lovers and strategists alike.
Salamino Penguino
Cost: $40K
Income: $250/s
Don’t let his deadpan expression fool you. Salamino Penguino is a serious moneymaker. Dressed head-to-toe in salami, this penguin oozes attitude and is one of the strongest in the Epic category regarding raw income.
Wombo Rollo
Cost: $42.5K
Income: $275/s
Wombo Rollo is one of the strongest Epic Brainrots that can still spawn naturally. It appears as a smug-looking wombat wrapped tightly in a paper roll, hiding most of its torso from view. Its half-closed eyes and subtle smirk give it a confident, almost sarcastic personality. Thanks to its high income and accessibility, Wombo Rollo is a popular Epic pick for players who want strong returns without relying on limited systems. It is obtainable, spawning normally on the carpet.
Malame Amarele
Cost: $23.5K
Income: $140/s
Malame Amarele resembles a yellow triangular creature with oversized feet, small arms, and large, sorrowful eyes. Its unusual appearance makes it distinct from the animal-food hybrids found elsewhere in the Epic lineup. Generating $140/s, it earns slightly more than Bambini Crostini but less than Bananita Dolphinita.
It was introduced through the Craft Machine, which is no longer available. Its $23,500 cash cost should therefore not be treated as an active purchase offer. Existing copies can still be obtained by stealing them from another player’s base.
Ti Ti Ti Sahur
Cost: $37.5K
Income: $225/s
Ti Ti Ti Sahur takes one of the simplest forms in the Epic tier, appearing as a brick with a humanoid face and no limbs. It generates $225/s, matching Avocadini Guffo’s base income despite having a slightly higher listed cash cost.
Originally introduced through the Fuse Machine, Ti Ti Ti Sahur later returned through other fusion systems, including Summer Fuse. It does not belong to the regular Red Carpet lineup. Check which machine is available before attempting to obtain it, as its fusion method depends on the active system. Existing copies can also be stolen from another player’s base.
Mangolini Parrocini
Cost: $38.5K
Income: $235/s
Mangolini Parrocini is a brightly colored parrot Brainrot with mango-inspired shades of yellow, green, and orange. Its tropical appearance gives it a distinctive place in the Epic lineup, while its $235/s base income sits between Ti Ti Ti Sahur and Frogato Pirato.
This character was available through the Craft Machine and later the Brainrot Trader. Both sources are currently unavailable, so players should not assume its $38,500 cash cost represents a current purchase option. Existing copies remain in the game and can still be stolen from another player’s base.
Penguino Pumpkino
Cost: $38.5K
Income: $235/s
Penguino Pumpkino is a pumpkin-themed variant of Penguino Cocosino, bringing a Halloween design to the Epic lineup. Its $235/s base income matches Mangolini Parrocini, placing it slightly below Frogato Pirato and above Avocadini Guffo.
Penguino Pumpkino comes from the Haunted Fuse rather than the regular Red Carpet lineup. Check the machine’s available rewards before attempting to obtain it, since seasonal availability can change. Existing copies can also be stolen from another player’s base, while its listed $38,500 cash cost records its in-game price.
Frogato Pirato
Cost: $39.0K
Income: $240/s
Frogato Pirato appears as an anthropomorphic grass frog wearing pirate armor, a skull-and-crossbones hat, and an eyepatch while carrying a sword. Its $240/s base income places it slightly above Mangolini Parrocini and below Salamino Penguino.
Frogato Pirato was introduced through Witch Fuse rather than the regular Red Carpet rotation. That fusion system is no longer available, although existing copies can still be stolen from another player’s base. Its listed $39,000 cash cost records the character’s in-game price and should not be confused with player trading values.
Gato Celesto
Cost: $40.0K
Income: $250/s
Gato Celesto appears as a light-blue cat with white wings, yellow pupils, and a faint smile. It floats through the air with gentle wing flaps, giving it a different silhouette from the ground-based characters in the Epic lineup. Its $250/s base income matches Salamino Penguino, and both have a listed cash cost of $40,000.
Gato Celesto was introduced through Divine Fuse, which is no longer available. It does not belong to the regular Red Carpet lineup, although existing copies can still be obtained by stealing them from another player’s base. Its listed cash cost reflects its in-game price rather than its value in player trades.
Doi Doi Do
Cost: $41.0K
Income: $260/s
Doi Doi Do depicts a humanoid frog wearing a school uniform, with a white shirt, brown pants, a red tie, and a blue backpack. It holds an umbrella made from wood and leaves, reinforcing its unusual school-day appearance. Its $260/s base income places it above Gato Celesto and below Penguin Tree.
Doi Doi Do was available through both the Brainrot Dealer and the Brainrot Trader. These sources are currently unavailable, so its $41,000 cash cost should not be treated as an active purchase offer. Existing copies can still be stolen from another player’s base.
Penguin Tree
Cost: $42.0K
Income: $270/s
Penguin Tree combines a Christmas tree body with a penguin’s head, a glowing star, green arms, candy cane-colored feet, and tangled lights. Its $270/s base income puts it close to Wombo Rollo, although the two characters have different acquisition methods.
Penguin Tree was introduced through the limited-time Santa’s Fuse rather than the regular Red Carpet lineup. That seasonal source is no longer available. Existing copies remain part of players’ collections and can still be stolen from another base, while its listed $42,000 cash cost records its in-game price.
Penguino Cocosino
Cost: $45.0K
Income: $300/s
Penguino Cocosino resembles a baby penguin sitting inside a cracked coconut. Its playful appearance comes with a $300/s base income, making it the second-highest earning Epic behind Mummio Rappitto. Its listed cash cost is $45,000.
Originally introduced through the Fuse Machine, Penguino Cocosino later returned through other fusion systems, including Summer Fuse. It does not spawn through the regular Red Carpet rotation. Check which machine is available before attempting to obtain it, since fusion availability can change between updates. Existing copies can also be stolen from another player’s base.
Mummio Rappitto
Cost: $47.5K
Income: $325/s
Mummio Rappitto is a mummified rabbit wrapped in bandages, with red eyes and an Egyptian Ankh symbol. It has the highest listed base income among Epic Brainrots at $325/s, earning $25/s more than Penguino Cocosino. Its listed cash cost is $47,500.
Mummio Rappitto was originally introduced through Witch Fuse and later returned through the Haunted Fuse. It does not belong to the regular Red Carpet lineup, so check the active machine’s reward pool before attempting to obtain it. Existing copies can also be stolen from another player’s base. Its leading base income makes it a useful upgrade when it improves your collection at a manageable cost.
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Final Words
Epic Brainrots aren’t just a step below Legendaries — they’re the bridge that gets you there. They offer personality, humor, and solid income that can transform your early game into a launchpad for domination. Whether you're into ninja coffee mugs or penguins wrapped in salami, there's an Epic Brainrot that fits your style. Just make sure you get to it before someone else does.
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