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Steal a Brainrot
All OG Brainrots in Steal a Brainrot
OG Brainrots belong to the highest standard rarity in Steal a Brainrot, above Secret. Their enormous earnings and unusual acquisition requirements make them ambitious targets for players building a stronger collection. However, sharing the same rarity does not mean every OG can be obtained in the same way.
The current lineup includes six OG Brainrots, with listed base income ranging from $450 million to $1 billion per second. Four can appear on the Red Carpet, while Headless Horseman originated from the Witch Fuse and Spyder Elephant is tied to ownership of a specific Roblox accessory.
Players looking to buy Brainrots should consider availability alongside income. A listed cash cost does not always represent an available purchase, especially for characters whose original machine has been removed or whose acquisition depends on an accessory.
OG Brainrots in Steal a Brainrot Summary
OG is the highest standard Brainrot rarity, above Secret
The lineup includes six OG Brainrots
Four belong to the Red Carpet spawn pool
Headless Horseman originated from the Witch Fuse
Spyder Elephant requires ownership of the Spyder Chain accessory
Listed base income ranges from $450M/s to $1B/s
Strawberry Elephant leads the Carpet OGs at $750M/s
Spyder Elephant has the highest listed base income at $1B/s and cannot be stolen
What Is an OG Brainrot in Steal a Brainrot?
OG is a distinct rarity above Secret, featuring a small collection of recognizable meme characters and special variants. It does not simply mean that a Brainrot belonged to an early player or appeared during the game’s first updates.
Unlike larger tiers such as Mythic or Brainrot God, the OG lineup contains only six characters. Their acquisition methods vary: some have exceptionally rare Carpet spawns, one originated from a seasonal fusion machine, and another requires a particular accessory.
An OG’s rarity therefore tells you less about its availability than its individual source. Before pursuing one, check whether it can spawn, whether its associated system is available, and whether existing copies can be transferred or stolen.
Carpet Spawn OG Brainrots
Four OG Brainrots can appear on the Red Carpet: Skibidi Toilet, John Pork, Meowl, and Strawberry Elephant. Their spawns are exceptionally rare, and purchasing one requires hundreds of billions in cash. Having enough money does not guarantee that the character you want will appear.
OG Brainrot | Cost | Income per Second | |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Skibidi Toilet | $450B | $450M/s |
 | John Pork | $500B | $500M/s |
 | $650B | $600M/s | |
 | $750B | $750M/s | |
Strawberry Elephant has the highest base income among these four. The figures represent in-game cash costs and base earnings, rather than player trading values. Mutations, traits, and your base’s cash multiplier can increase actual income.
Non-Carpet OG Brainrots
Headless Horseman and Spyder Elephant are outside the regular Red Carpet spawn pool. Their listed cash costs should not be interpreted as offers to purchase them from the Carpet, since both have separate acquisition requirements.
OG Brainrot | Cost | Income per Second | Acquisition Source | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | $600B | $600M/s | Originally Witch Fuse; existing copies can be stolen | |
 | Spyder Elephant | $1T | $1B/s | Ownership of the Spyder Chain accessory |
Headless Horseman’s original Witch Fuse source has been removed. Spyder Elephant follows an accessory-based ownership requirement and cannot be stolen from another player’s base. These differences matter when deciding which OG to pursue.
How to Get OG Brainrots in Steal a Brainrot
Obtaining an OG depends on the individual character. The four Carpet OGs require an exceptionally rare spawn and enough cash to purchase them. Existing copies of most OGs can also be obtained from other players, while Spyder Elephant follows a separate accessory requirement.
Developer promotions may occasionally create additional opportunities, but previous codes, machine recipes, and event appearances do not guarantee current availability. Check the requirements of any announced offer before spending cash or gathering materials.
The following sections explain each character’s acquisition methods:
Strawberry Elephant
Strawberry Elephant costs $750B and generates $750M/s at base, making it the highest-earning OG available through the Red Carpet. Its strawberry-covered elephant design also distinguishes it from the diamond-covered Spyder Elephant variant.
Ways to obtain it include:
Buying it from the Red Carpet when it spawns
Developer-issued codes, when a valid promotion specifically offers it
Trading for an existing copy
Stealing it from another player’s base
Watch for announcements from SpyderSammy about special promotions or developer events. Previous offers do not guarantee another opportunity, so check what is available before relying on an event to obtain Strawberry Elephant.
Meowl
Meowl costs $650B and generates $600M/s at base. This cat-and-owl hybrid shares Headless Horseman’s base earnings, although their acquisition sources differ.
Ways to obtain Meowl include:
Buying it from the Red Carpet
Developer-spawned appearances during Admin Abuse, when Meowl is specifically offered
Developer-issued codes, when available
Los Traders offers, when Meowl is included
Trading for or stealing an existing copy
Meowl was also obtainable through the Cyber Craft Machine. Those historical recipes should not be treated as active crafting options while the machine is unavailable. Likewise, an earlier Admin Abuse appearance does not guarantee that Meowl will be offered during the next event.
Skibidi Toilet
Skibidi Toilet is one of the most recognizable OG Brainrots in the game.
Players can obtain it through the following methods:
Buying it from the Red Carpet
Trading with another player
Stealing it from another player’s base
Because of its extremely high value, players who own a Skibidi Toilet often guard it carefully.
Headless Horseman
Headless Horseman has a listed cash cost of $600B and generates $600M/s at base. It originally appeared as a Secret Brainrot through the Witch Fuse before being upgraded to OG rarity.
Its acquisition methods include:
Historical fusion through the Witch Fuse, which has been removed
Trading for an existing copy
Stealing it from another player’s base
Headless Horseman does not belong to the regular Red Carpet lineup. Its Halloween theme also does not automatically make it available through every later Halloween machine. Until a new acquisition method is introduced, existing copies remain the route for players trying to obtain one.
John Pork
John Pork is one of the newer OG Brainrots and can be obtained through more direct methods than some of the older event-based OGs.
Players can obtain John Pork by:
Buying it from the Red Carpet
Trading with another player
Stealing it from another player’s base
Since John Pork can be stolen and traded, players still have multiple ways to obtain it if they cannot buy it directly from the Red Carpet.
Spyder Elephant
Spyder Elephant has a listed base income of $1B/s and a listed cash value of $1T. However, the cash figure is not a Red Carpet purchase price. Obtaining this character requires ownership of the Spyder Chain accessory from Spyder Simulators.
Its body resembles Strawberry Elephant but is covered in diamonds. It arrives with the Spider trait, so its earnings are higher than the base figure shown in the table.
Spyder Elephant cannot be stolen or exchanged through normal Brainrot trading. Its ownership is connected to the accessory instead. Anyone pursuing it should check the accessory’s availability and requirements rather than looking for a Carpet spawn or an ordinary Brainrot trade.
FAQs About OG Brainrots in Steal a Brainrot
Final Words
OG Brainrots combine enormous income with demanding acquisition requirements. The six-character lineup includes rare Carpet spawns, a former fusion reward, and an accessory-linked character, so obtaining one requires understanding its individual source.
Prepare enough cash for Carpet purchases and check availability before pursuing special offers. Listed costs and base earnings provide a useful comparison, but they do not guarantee that a character is currently available through its original method.
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