Steal a Brainrot Update 64- Honey Bee Base, the Bee Admin Machine & 4 New Secrets

Steal a Brainrot’s Update 64 went live on August 29, 2026, and it keeps stretching the bee storyline that kicked off back in Update 61. This patch adds four new Secret Brainrots — Sir Mangus, Gub, Gattino Hydrantino, and Puffino Builderino — alongside a Honey Bee Base skin that unlocks once you collect 10 Brainrots, plus a brand-new Bee Admin Machine that reskins the game’s classic hourly event board with a honeycomb theme.

Below is everything confirmed so far, where each new Secret actually spawns, and what the Bee Admin Machine can throw at your server once it starts rolling.

Steal a Brainrot Update 64: What Actually Shipped on August 29

Update 64 is a content-and-machine patch rather than a systems overhaul. It doesn’t touch trading or gifting — nothing in the confirmed notes adds a new exchange feature, so treat any “new trading system” claim you see elsewhere as unverified.

Here’s the short version of what landed:

Addition	Where It Comes From
4 new Secret Brainrots	Red Carpet and RNG Machine
Honey Bee Base skin	Unlocked by collecting 10 Brainrots
Bee Admin Machine	Reskin of the classic Admin Machine

Meet the Four New Secret Brainrots

Two of the four new Secrets come from the Red Carpet conveyor, and two come from the RNG Machine. The table below lists the in-game cost and income exactly as the wiki infobox documents them — these are purchase-price and income-per-second fields, not community trade values, so don’t plug them straight into a trading calculator as if they were WFL prices.

Brainrot	Rarity	Source	Cost	Income
Sir Mangus	Secret	Red Carpet	TBA	$7.5M/s
Gub	Secret	Red Carpet	$900M	$5M/s
Gattino Hydrantino	Secret	RNG Machine	TBA	$14.5M/s
Puffino Builderino	Secret	RNG Machine	$3.7B	$31M/s

Sir Mangus Still Doesn’t Have a Confirmed Look

Sir Mangus is the odd one out here. Its wiki page currently shows the generic placeholder image rather than an actual render, and the cost field is still listed as TBA. In practice, that means you shouldn’t trust any screenshot or thumbnail floating around claiming to show what Sir Mangus looks like — the game hasn’t shown it off properly yet, and neither has the wiki.

Gub and Gattino Hydrantino Get Confused With Older Brainrots

Gub is the second Red Carpet Secret in this update, priced at $900M with $5M/s income. Worth flagging: the wiki specifically notes that Gub shouldn’t be mixed up with Spioniro Golubiro, an older Brainrot with a similar-sounding name. Gattino Hydrantino, meanwhile, comes out of the RNG Machine and is still a stub page as of this writing, so there’s no extra drop-rate or trait data attached to it yet beyond its $14.5M/s income.

Puffino Builderino Is the Priciest of the Four

Puffino Builderino tops the group at a $3.7B in-game cost and $31M/s income, also pulled from the RNG Machine. If you’re weighing which of the two RNG Machine Secrets to chase first, the income-to-cost ratio actually favors Puffino Builderino slightly over Gattino Hydrantino, though neither figure tells you anything about how rare the roll itself is — the wiki hasn’t published odds for either.

How Do You Unlock the Honey Bee Base Skin?

The Honey Bee Base skin unlocks once you’ve collected 10 Brainrots, based on the update notes tied to this patch. That’s the confirmed requirement — but the exact list of which 10 count toward it hasn’t been published in full yet, so don’t assume you know which Brainrots satisfy the requirement until you can check your own in-game Index.

A couple of things worth being upfront about:

• Base skins in Steal a Brainrot are purely cosmetic. Unlocking Honey Bee Base changes how your base looks; it does not turn into a tradable Secret Brainrot or add an income bonus.
• Because the requirement list isn’t fully documented yet, this is exactly the kind of detail that could get corrected or expanded once more players confirm it in-game. Treat “10 Brainrots” as the current, not necessarily final, word.

What Is the Bee Admin Machine?

The Bee Admin Machine is a reskin of the game’s original Admin Machine — the board that rolls a random event, a Brainrot or Lucky Block spawn, and a Luck Multiplier every hour. Before this update, the Admin Machine had already been reskinned four times: the Valentine’s Admin Machine, the Divine Admin Machine, the Cyber Admin Machine, and the Summer Admin Machine. The Bee version is the fifth, and it sits in the same spot the base Admin Machine always has — the main lobby, next to the Robux Shop — since a reskin changes the visuals and theme, not the machine’s location or its core loop.

Functionally, it behaves exactly like its predecessors: it previews the upcoming hour’s event on a board, and once that hour’s main event finishes, the machine refreshes about 30 seconds later with a fresh roll. You can’t influence what it lands on — you can only decide whether to stick around for it.

Inside the Bee Admin Machine: Lucky Blocks, Luck Multipliers & Events

Here’s what’s confirmed to be in the Bee Admin Machine’s pool right now:

Lucky Blocks it can spawn:

Lucky Block
Admin Lucky Block
Taco Lucky Block
Los Lucky Blocks
Los Taco Blocks
Secret Lucky Block
Bee Lucky Block

Luck Multipliers it can roll:

2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 12x, 15x, and 30x Luck.

Events it can trigger:

UFO, Summer Hour, :3, Disco, Candy, and Bubblegum.

A couple of practical notes worth pulling out of that list. The Bee Lucky Block and Secret Lucky Block both sitting in the same pool means a single Bee Admin Machine roll can, at least in theory, hand out one of the update’s honey-themed items and a straight-up Secret pull in the same hour. And the 30x Luck tier is notably higher than what the original Admin Machine has been documented to roll historically — most of its earlier confirmed multipliers topped out well below that, so if the board flashes 30x, that’s genuinely one of the strongest windows the machine has ever offered, at least based on what’s been recorded so far.

Is the Bee Admin Machine Worth Camping For?

If you’re deciding whether to log in specifically for a Bee Admin Machine roll, the honest answer depends on what shows on the preview board before the hour starts. A 30x or even 15x Luck roll paired with the Bee Lucky Block or Secret Lucky Block in the spawn pool is worth clearing your schedule for. A lower multiplier rolling one of the older Los blocks is a lot less urgent — you can safely keep farming and just glance at the board occasionally.

Since the machine doesn’t take input from players, there’s no strategy beyond showing up at the right moment. The only real “skill” involved is checking the preview early enough to decide whether that hour is worth prioritizing over whatever else you’re doing — hitting the RNG Machine, working the Red Carpet, or defending your base during an active Admin Abuse window.

Where Update 64 Fits in the Bigger Bee Storyline

Update 64 isn’t a standalone drop — it’s the fourth beat in a run of bee-themed content that’s been building since early August:

• Update 61 introduced the Bee’s Shop, the Queen Bee Event, Honey as a currency, and the RNG Machine that replaced the old Los Traders system.
• Update 63 added the Bee Lucky Block, seven honey-themed Brainrots, and new bee gear.
• Update 64 rounds it out with four new Secrets, the Honey Bee Base skin, and the Bee Admin Machine.

If you’ve been sitting on Honey from earlier Queen Bee swarms, or you’ve been ignoring the RNG Machine because the old odds felt rough, this update is a reasonable point to jump back in — the reskinned Admin Machine adds one more way to land bee-themed pulls without relying purely on the swarm timer. And if you’re trying to figure out which traits are actually worth chasing on any Brainrot you pull from this run of updates, that’s a separate rabbit hole worth checking before you commit to a trade.

What We Still Don’t Know Yet

In the interest of not overstating anything: Sir Mangus still has no confirmed cost or image, the complete 10-Brainrot checklist for Honey Bee Base hasn’t been published, the Bee Admin Machine’s exact odds for each Luck tier and event aren’t documented anywhere yet, and no new trading or gifting mechanic has been confirmed as part of this update. All of that could firm up over the next few days as more players and wiki editors dig into the patch — this article reflects what’s confirmed as of publication, not a final, locked picture of Update 64.