Sammy has shared several interesting details about the future of Steal a Brainrot, including a possible complete rework of the Secret Lucky Block and a roadmap for the machines that could carry the game all the way to Halloween.
The biggest news is that the current RNG Machine is not supposed to disappear immediately. Sammy wants to keep it around for roughly a month, then temporarily bring back a Craft Machine before introducing an entirely new Halloween Fuse Machine.
He also clarified something about Mi Gatito that had caused confusion in the community: when he calls it rare, he means rare compared with other Ritual Brainrots, not one of the rarest Brainrots in the entire game.
These are plans and ideas Sammy discussed with the community, so some details can still change before release.
Quick Answer
| Leak | What Sammy Said |
|---|---|
| Secret Lucky Block | Could receive a complete reward refresh |
| Current rewards | Sammy is considering removing all of them |
| New rewards | Would be replaced by completely new Brainrots |
| Lucky Block price | Expected to stay the same under the current idea |
| RNG Machine | Planned to remain for about a month |
| Craft Machine | Could return temporarily after RNG |
| Halloween | New Fuse Machine planned |
| Old Fuse rewards | Will not return in the Halloween machine |
| Halloween Fuse theme | Still undecided |
| Mi Gatito | Rare among Ritual Brainrots, not overall SAB |
Secret Lucky Block Could Get a Complete Rework
One of Sammy's most interesting comments was about the Secret Lucky Block.
He believes the Secret Lucky Block is currently expensive in the shop, and he appears to be questioning whether its existing reward pool is good enough to justify that price.
His possible solution is a complete refresh.
Instead of simply adding one or two new Brainrots, Sammy is considering removing every Brainrot currently inside the Secret Lucky Block and replacing the entire pool with new characters.
The price, however, would remain unchanged under the idea he described.
That would effectively turn the Secret Lucky Block into a new product without changing how much it costs.
Importantly, this does not sound fully confirmed yet. Sammy was asking the community why some players were against the change, which suggests he is still collecting feedback before making the final decision.
Why a Secret Lucky Block Refresh Would Matter
A complete reward replacement could have a major effect on trading.
If the current Secret Lucky Block Brainrots stop being obtainable, their supply could slow down or completely freeze depending on whether they have another acquisition method.
At the same time, the new Brainrots would initially have extremely low exist counts.
That usually creates a lot of early hype, especially during the first few hours when collectors are competing for the first copies.
The opposite risk also exists. If the new rewards are easier to obtain than expected, their values could fall quickly once more players start opening blocks.
For that reason, anyone holding current Secret Lucky Block exclusives should pay attention to Sammy's next announcement.
How Long Is the RNG Machine Staying?
Players asking for another machine immediately received a pretty clear answer from Sammy:
In context, he appears to be reminding players that the RNG Machine has only just arrived.
The current plan is for it to stay in the game for roughly one month, potentially taking it into September.
That gives players much more time to upgrade their RNG Machine, spend cash on spins and hunt the eight new Brainrots included in its reward pool.
So, for now, there is no reason to expect another major machine replacement after only a few days.
The Craft Machine Could Return Next
Once the RNG Machine finishes its run, Sammy wants to bring back a Craft Machine for a shorter period.
This does not necessarily mean the exact old Craft Machine will return with the same recipes.
At the moment, the important part is the sequence:
RNG Machine → temporary Craft Machine → Halloween Fuse Machine.
That creates a clearer idea of how the next few months of SAB could be structured.
The Craft Machine would act as a bridge between the current RNG era and the Halloween update.
More information about its recipes and rewards will likely be needed before players can decide which materials are worth saving.
A New Halloween Fuse Machine Is Planned
Halloween is where things become especially interesting.
Sammy wants to introduce another Fuse Machine, but it cannot simply bring back the old limited Fuse Brainrots.
According to his comments, those old limited rewards cannot return through the new machine.
That means the Halloween Fuse will need a completely new set of Brainrots.
For collectors, this is probably good news. Instead of recycling old prizes, the machine could create a fresh group of limited Halloween characters with their own exist counts.
The theme is still undecided.
Last year's Halloween machine used a witch cauldron, so Sammy is now looking for a different idea rather than simply repeating the same design.
What Could Replace the Witch Cauldron?
No final theme has been chosen yet, which means community suggestions could still influence the result.
A Halloween Fuse could theoretically use something like a haunted coffin, cursed laboratory, ghost portal or monster machine, but none of those ideas should be treated as confirmed.
The only important information right now is that Sammy wants something different from last year's witch cauldron.
That makes the machine itself almost as interesting as its rewards.
Sammy Had Another Idea for Headless Horseman
Sammy also talked about Headless Horseman.
His original idea was apparently to make Headless extremely difficult to obtain from the Fuse Machine and then give it a limited stock as well.
That would combine two kinds of rarity: very low odds and a hard maximum supply.
It sounds like he may not use that exact system for Headless now, but he could reuse the concept somewhere else.
If that happens, SAB could eventually get another Brainrot whose rarity is controlled not only by chance but also by a fixed number of available copies.
That would immediately make it important for collectors.
What Sammy Actually Meant About Mi Gatito
Another message needed some clarification.
When Sammy described Mi Gatito as rare, he was not saying it is one of the rarest Brainrots in all of Steal a Brainrot.
He meant that Mi Gatito is rare compared with other Brainrots obtainable through rituals.
That is a much more specific claim.
There is a big difference between being rare inside the Ritual Brainrot category and competing with ultra-limited characters such as Headless Horseman or other extremely low-exist Brainrots.
This clarification is useful because screenshots taken without context can easily make a comment sound much bigger than Sammy intended.
The Possible Machine Roadmap
Based on Sammy's current comments, the machine schedule looks roughly like this:
| Period | Planned Machine |
| August 2026 | RNG Machine |
| Around September | RNG Machine ends |
| After RNG | Temporary Craft Machine |
| Halloween | New Fuse Machine |
| Halloween Fuse rewards | Completely new Brainrots |
The exact dates can still change, but this gives players a much better idea of what to expect.
What Should Players Watch Next?
The Secret Lucky Block is probably the biggest short-term question.
If Sammy decides to replace its entire reward pool, players will want to know exactly when the old Brainrots stop being available.
After that, attention will move to the Craft Machine and the first Halloween Fuse leaks.
The most important upcoming details are:
- whether the Secret Lucky Block refresh is approved;
- which current rewards will be removed;
- the new Secret Lucky Block Brainrots;
- the exact RNG Machine removal date;
- what recipes the temporary Craft Machine will use;
- the Halloween Fuse theme;
- the new Halloween-exclusive Brainrots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Secret Lucky Block getting removed?
No. Sammy is considering refreshing its contents rather than removing the Lucky Block itself.
Will the Secret Lucky Block price change?
Under the idea Sammy discussed, the price would remain the same while the Brainrot pool is completely replaced.
Is the Secret Lucky Block rework confirmed?
Not yet. Sammy appears to still be asking the community for feedback.
When will the RNG Machine leave?
The current plan is for it to remain for around a month, potentially until September.
What machine comes after the RNG Machine?
Sammy currently plans to bring in a temporary Craft Machine.
Is the Fuse Machine returning for Halloween?
Yes, a new Halloween version is currently planned.
Will old Fuse Brainrots return?
According to Sammy's comments, the old limited Fuse Brainrots cannot be brought back through the new Halloween machine, so it will need new rewards.
Is Headless Horseman coming back?
Nothing in these comments confirms that Headless Horseman will return. Sammy was discussing an earlier idea involving low odds and limited stock.
Is Mi Gatito one of the rarest Brainrots in SAB?
No. Sammy's comment referred to Mi Gatito being rare compared with other Ritual Brainrots.
Final Thoughts
Sammy's latest comments give us one of the clearest looks yet at what could come after Update 61.
The RNG Machine should remain long enough for players to actually use and upgrade it, followed by a temporary Craft Machine and then a completely new Fuse Machine for Halloween.
The possible Secret Lucky Block overhaul may be even more important. Replacing every current reward with new Brainrots could completely change both its usefulness and the value of existing exclusives.
Nothing suggests Sammy wants to rush the next machine, though. As he reminded players himself, the RNG Machine had only been out for a few days when people were already asking what comes next.
For now, the biggest things to watch are the Secret Lucky Block decision and the first reveals for the Halloween Fuse Machine.
