Phoenix is a Secret brainrot that earns $425M/s, and you can get it two ways: fuse it in the Haunted Fuse or steal it from another player’s base. That’s the short answer. The catch is that the Haunted Fuse is a limited-time machine, and Phoenix has no confirmed public recipe, so how you feed the machine matters a lot.
Below you’ll find exactly what the machine accepts, which inputs push the odds your way, how the Eclipse Phoenix works, and whether chasing it is worth your cash.
Phoenix at a Glance
| Detail | Info |
| Rarity | Secret |
| Income | $425M/s (base) |
| Price tag | $425B |
| Added in | Update 69 (October 3, 2026) |
| Main source | Haunted Fuse |
| Other sources | Stealing, Eclipse Secret Lucky Block (Eclipse version) |
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At $425M/s, Phoenix is the top earner in the Haunted Fuse pool, ahead of Plant Bros at $300M/s. It also sits at the very top of the Secret income list alongside Los Dragons.
How Do You Get Phoenix From the Haunted Fuse?
The Haunted Fuse sits in the middle of the map and replaces the old Craft Machine for this event. It’s a personal structure, so nobody can swipe a brainrot out of it while your fusion is running. That alone makes it safer than most ways of making money in this game.
Here’s the process:
- Carry a brainrot from your base to the machine’s Collect Zone.
- Submit four brainrots in total.
- Check the Possible Fusions panel to see what your inputs can produce.
- Pay the Cash cost and start the fusion.
- Wait out the timer, then collect your new unit at your base.
You lose all four submitted brainrots, so treat that Possible Fusions panel like a final warning screen. If Phoenix isn’t showing up there, don’t hit the button.
Which Brainrots Give You the Best Phoenix Odds?
The machine reads the rarity of what you submit. Higher-rarity inputs raise the chance of a high-rarity result, and Secret and OG brainrots give the biggest lift toward the rare Haunted Fuse outputs like Phoenix and Plant Bros.
A few practical rules that hold up across every fuse machine this game has run:
- Four Secret or OG brainrots beats a mixed pile. One weak unit drags the whole average down.
- Never pad with commons. Dropping low-rarity units next to a Secret doesn’t boost anything. It pulls the result a rarity tier lower.
- Traits and mutations can carry over. If your inputs have traits or mutations, there’s a chance the fused brainrot inherits them. Matching modifiers across inputs help.
- Phoenix’s exact recipe isn’t published. Unlike Plant Bros (which has a 50% route using Orchidox and Venuspino), Phoenix doesn’t have a confirmed combination or percentage. Anyone quoting you a fixed Phoenix chance is guessing.
This is the part to be upfront about: Phoenix is described as the rarest, hardest pull from the machine, so expect to burn through attempts rather than land it on the first fuse.
What Does Fuse Luck Do for Phoenix?
Fuse Luck is a gamepass-style boost (499 Robux) that improves your odds of getting the rarest Haunted Fuse units for 15 minutes. It can be bought more than once.
It’s also given out free during Admin Abuse events. If you’re a free player, the smart move is to stockpile Secret and OG brainrots and wait for the next admin event instead of fusing at base odds.
Can You Get Phoenix With the Eclipse Mutation?
Yes, and it’s the flashier route. During the Eclipse event, Brainrots on the Red Carpet can spawn with the Eclipse mutation, and Eclipse-mutated units earn far more than their normal versions.
The event timing:
- Weekends: every hour
- Weekdays: every two hours
- Duration: 15 minutes per run
The Eclipse Secret Lucky Block contains Eclipse-mutated Secrets, including Phoenix and Plant Bros. You can get it from the Eclipse Spin Wheel, where it lands at just 0.5%. A single spin costs 40 Robux and three spins cost 160 Robux (extra spins carry 2x Luck).
| Eclipse Wheel reward | Chance |
| 450,000 Cash | 55.75% |
| 1,800,000 Cash | 34% |
| 18,000,000 Cash | 7.5% |
| 2x Server Luck (15 min) | 2% |
| Eclipse Secret Lucky Block | 0.5% |
| Eclipse Slap | 0.25% |
Eclipse brainrots also have their own Index entries, and finishing the Index unlocks the Eclipse base skin. The Eclipse Hammer is another named wheel reward, but there’s no reliable public percentage for it.
Honestly, at 0.5%, paying for spins just to chase an Eclipse Phoenix is a long shot. Use the free spins, and don’t treat the wheel as a Phoenix farm.
Can You Steal Phoenix Instead?
You can. Stealing is a core feature of Steal a Brainrot, so any Phoenix sitting in someone’s base is fair game once their base unlocks.
When you grab a brainrot, you’re slowed, your inventory locks, and the owner gets an alert. That makes the escape the dangerous part. Stock up on gear from the Coin Shop first, because a Phoenix carrier is a target for every other player on the server.
For a deeper look at what separates good Secrets from filler, check where Phoenix lands in the tier list before you sink cash into it. And if you’re short on starter cash, active codes are a free way to build up the money you’ll need.
Is Phoenix Worth Chasing?
Short version: yes if you already hold spare Secret or OG units, no if you’d have to buy them.
- Worth it: you have four high-rarity brainrots you weren’t planning to keep. A $425M/s unit is a big jump in income.
- Not worth it: you’d have to spend big on inputs just to roll the machine. Losing four Secrets to a Mythic-or-lower result hurts.
- Timing risk: the Haunted Fuse is a limited-time structure and may disappear after Halloween. If you’re going to try, do it before it’s gone.
Phoenix vs Plant Bros: Which Should You Aim For?
| Phoenix | Plant Bros | |
| Income | $425M/s | $300M/s |
| Cost | $425B | $300B |
| Known recipe | None confirmed | Orchidox + Venuspino (50%) |
| Difficulty | Higher | Lower, if you own the inputs |
If you already own Orchidox and Venuspino, Plant Bros is the safer bet. If you want the highest ceiling and can accept the variance, Phoenix is the target.
Quick Tips Before You Fuse
- Open the Possible Fusions panel and read it every time.
- Save Secret and OG brainrots for an admin event with Fuse Luck active.
- Lock your base before heading to the machine during an Eclipse run.
- Don’t mix in low-rarity units hoping they’ll “balance” the roll.
- Remember that all numbers here are tied to Update 69 and may shift if the devs rebalance the machine.
