Super Bot Brawl WikiAll Super Bot Brawl Guides and Walkthroughs
Mechanics explained from the game itself, with the parts we have not verified marked as such instead of filled in.
Races and characters
Every character in the ladder, how each race unlocks, and what a golden version changes.
- Super Bot Brawl All Races and How to Unlock EachSword, Bomb and the new Bazooka Race: what each costs to unlock and the character ladder inside it.
- Super Bot Brawl All Golden Characters and How Mastery WorksHow Super Bot Brawl's Mastery system unlocks golden skins per character, with real HP and damage gains, not just a new colour.
- How to Craft the Bazooka Race in Super Bot BrawlThe Bazooka Race needs a material dropped by a super boss every 50 Endless waves. Here is what is confirmed and what isn't.
Bots and bosses
What you actually fight wave after wave, and the difficulty settings between them.
- Super Bot Brawl Bots Guide: Every Enemy and Boss We Have SeenEvery bot and boss spotted on camera so far in Super Bot Brawl: Cerberus, Builder Bot, and the unconfirmed wave-50 boss
- Super Bot Brawl Super Bosses Guide: Every 50 Waves in Endless ModeOne video and a handful of comments are all that exist on the wave-50 super boss fight; here is what actually holds up.
- Super Bot Brawl Endless Mode Guide: Waves, Super Bosses and UnlocksWhat Endless mode actually asks of you: three zones, a boss every 50 waves, and why speed matters by wave 21.
- How to Beat Easy, Normal and Hard Mode in Super Bot BrawlRead from RobloxLive badge win rates plus footage of an Easy duo, a solo Normal clear, and a Hard mode run, read together.
Loot and progression
What drops, what it costs, and the two ways to skip the grind for it.
- Super Bot Brawl Artifacts List: Zombie Staff, Speed Coil and MoreEvery Super Bot Brawl artifact spotted so far, what each does, and which numbers come from just one player's test run.
- How to Get Money Fast in Super Bot BrawlThe only documented afk method for fast money, what money actually buys, and what still does not check out.
- Super Bot Brawl Bot Pass Season One: All Rewards Seen (September 2026)What Season One's lucky block actually drops, including the 1% Secret Noob pull, based only on footage we can point to.
- How to Get the Secret Noob Character in Super Bot BrawlWhere the Secret Noob actually comes from, its 1% odds, its stats, and its weapon shop, from one full playthrough.
- How to Get the Skibidi Toilet Morph in Super Bot BrawlGet 1,000,000 kills in Super Toilet Brawl for The Bot badge, then the Toilet morph appears free in Super Bot Brawl.
Playing right now
Live numbers and the practical questions a new player actually has.
- How Many Players Are in a Super Bot Brawl ServerSuper Bot Brawl caps servers at 7 players; a live sample shows most public servers run with far fewer.
- Super Bot Brawl Beginner Guide: How to Survive Your First WavesWhat to do first in Super Bot Brawl: portals, the tutorial, races, artifacts, and the full-HP switch rule.
- Super Bot Brawl Controls: How to Dash and What Keys You Can RebindDouble-tap W to dash, rebind sprint in settings, and the Sword Spin float trick, sourced from actual footage.
The record
Every update we have logged, our own verdict, and what we still do not know.
Where these guides come from
Three sources, and every page says which one it is leaning on.
The first is Roblox itself. A job of ours reads this game's record — player count, visits, votes, description, server cap and full badge list — every six hours, and writes the history down. Anything on this site marked as read from Roblox came from that, with the time of the reading attached.
The second is the developer's published text: the game's own description on its Roblox page, and anything else they have written about how it plays. That is authoritative for what it covers and silent about almost everything else.
The third is footage. We watch recorded runs with their captions and pull out what players demonstrate rather than what they assert. Where two independent runs agree, we call it observed. Where only one player says it, the page says so in those words.
How to read the markers
Every section on every guide carries one of five labels, and they are not decoration. Read from Roblox means a machine fetched it and the timestamp is real. Stated by the developer means it came from their own text. Seen in player footage means we watched it happen, and the page names how many runs. Inferred means we reasoned to it, and the section says from what. Not known means exactly that, and those sections carry a line describing what evidence would settle the question.
The last two matter most. A wiki that never says "we do not know" is not a wiki that knows more — it is one that has stopped distinguishing between what it checked and what it assumed. Several pages here end on an open list on purpose, and those lists shrink as we verify things rather than being quietly filled in.