Antonio

A broccoli in a green suit, dark green tie, brown belt and glasses, wearing a neutral expression: that is Antonio, a Secret brainrot costing $50B and producing $125M/s. It is the first broccoli brainrot and the fourth with a human name, after Matteo, Carloo and Alessio.

It came from the Craft Machine, which is no longer available. At launch it needed two Ganganzelli Trulala, which almost nobody owned, so very few players ever made one. It was also considered a poor craft and was weak for its tier until a buff in Update 40. Its second 1 of 1 exists in the Crystal mutation.

Our current trade reference for the default version is $130-$170+.

Written for Steal a Brainrot Helper from public information, including the Steal a Brainrot Wiki (CC BY-SA).

What rarity is Antonio?

Antonio is listed as a Secret brainrot. Rarity is only one part of value: income, obtain method, exist count, mutation and current demand can change how it trades.

How much income does Antonio produce?

Antonio produces $125M/s at Default mutation. Higher income mutations can multiply that amount if the mutation exists for this brainrot.

How rare is Antonio?

The current exist count stored for Antonio is ~1,506. Use rarity, obtain method, mutation and live demand as scarcity signals.

Can Antonio be stolen?

Antonio may have a specific original obtain method, but once a player owns one, normal trading or stealing rules can still matter depending on the current game state.

How do I get Antonio?

According to synced wiki data, Antonio can be obtained by: Getting it from the Craft Machine , which is no longer available.

How much is Antonio worth?

Antonio has a current site trade reference of $130-$170+ for the base/default version. Mutations, traits and income brackets can change the final value in the calculator.

What is the best mutation for Antonio?

For pure income, Phantom, Cyber, Divine and Rainbow are usually the strongest multipliers. For trade value, do not rely only on the multiplier: rare limited mutations, traits, exist count and current demand can matter more than income.