Every Legendary Brainrot We've Verified in Steal a Brainrot

Legendary is the fourth of eight rarities — above Epic, one step below Mythic. Legendaries earn $200–$1.9K/s and cost $35K–$347.5K. The bottom overlaps with Epic — Burbaloni Loliloli earns less than the best Epics — but most Legendaries clear $500/s.

Going by the wiki's Red Carpet spawn weights, about 1 in 99 carpet spawns at base luck is a Legendary — our math, not an official figure. That's roughly four times as common as a Mythic, so you'll see a steady trickle of them if you stick around the carpet.

For how Legendary stacks up against every other rarity, see the complete rarity tier breakdown.

This is the full Legendary list from the Steal a Brainrot wiki, checked October 5, 2026, sorted by income. Right now 15 of them can be obtained (3 only through events). The other 11 came from fuse machines, craft machines and shops that have since been rotated out.

“Pays back in” is cost divided by base income — how long a Legendary takes to earn back its price before mutations or traits. Spoiler: about three minutes, across the board.

We have full character pages — lore, meme origin, stats — for these:

Two early rebirths ask for specific Legendaries in your base. Both sets walk the Red Carpet, so it's a matter of being there when they roll.

From Rebirth 5 on, the requirements move up to Mythics (Frigo Camelo and Orangutini Ananassini first). The wiki's rebirth page says that since Update 66 a rebirth only takes the brainrots it asks for — but the patch notes don't mention it and older guides say you lose your whole base, so move anything precious before you find out the hard way.

You may also see a “guaranteed Legendary every 5 minutes” quoted around. The wiki's Red Carpet page lists it, but without a source, and Sammy has never confirmed it — so we don't count on it.

The Red Carpet does most of the work at this tier. The rest is events, stealing and trading.

Every Legendary pays for itself in roughly three minutes of base income — Burbaloni Loliloli in about 175 seconds, Seraphino Gruyero in about 183. So within the tier, the cheap ones aren't a better deal per dollar. They just earn less.

What actually moves your income is mutations and traits. The wiki's formula is base income × (mutation multiplier + every trait multiplier added together). A Rainbow mutation alone is 10×.

The two tiers barely overlap. The best Legendary, Seraphino Gruyero, earns $1.9K/s; the weakest Mythic, Frigo Camelo, earns $2K/s and costs $350K — about what a top Legendary costs. So once Frigo Camelo is affordable, there's little reason to keep buying Legendaries, except the ones Rebirth 3 and 4 ask for.

And you'll need Mythics anyway: Rebirth 5 wants Frigo Camelo and Orangutini Ananassini, both Red Carpet spawns. The full Mythic list has all 41 of them with cost, income and where they come from.