Super Bot Brawl Bot Pass Season One: All Rewards Seen (September 2026)

Super Bot Brawl added a Bot Pass on 1 September 2026, and the pass is named Season One. It runs alongside the game's existing lucky block system rather than replacing it: there is a dedicated Season One lucky block, and working through the pass's quests is how players unlock draws from it (Rox, 1 September 2026, video YcHONgCjv7E).

One creator who covered the launch described it as resembling the pass in a different Roblox game, Toilet Bound Bots, but with noticeably slower progression (Rox, 1 September 2026, video YcHONgCjv7E). That is a single creator's comparison to a different game, not a measured description of Super Bot Brawl's own pass, so treat it as a rough orientation rather than a confirmed pacing figure.

Progress comes from completing quests, and the quest system tied to the pass has a ten-minute cooldown between attempts, according to the same launch video (Rox, 1 September 2026, video YcHONgCjv7E). No footage we reviewed shows how many quests are available at once or whether the cooldown applies per quest slot or to the whole quest list.

The pass screen displays a tier ladder, and the creator who first showcased the Season One lucky block said higher tiers stay hidden until reached, guessing at a maximum of tier 10 without being certain (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). One viewer commented that they had already obtained both the Secret Noob character and the in-game minigun 'before I even reached tier 5' (comment by PrinceNathanFlores-g8h under video Ws4wm9kHfV0). If accurate, that would put a fast, lucky player well short of a hidden tier 10 cap within the pass's first two days, but it is one account with no way for us to verify the actual tier number, so read it as an anecdote rather than a benchmark.

The reason most players care about the Season One lucky block is the Secret Noob character. He is listed as a Legendary pull with a 1 percent chance from that specific lucky block, not from the game's regular ones (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). In the only footage we have of him in action, his health reads as 1,000, rising to 1,400 while the player also had artifacts equipped, so the higher number is not his health on its own.

Noob runs on a second currency called Noob Cash that only buys weapons in his personal shop and does not connect to the game's main money. In the recording we reviewed, that shop unlocked roughly in this order: an AK-47, a blue Hyper Laser Gun, a red Hyper Laser Gun that hits harder, a minigun, and finally a Galactic Laser Gun, with later weapons costing more Noob Cash and rewarding aim over simply holding the trigger down (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). Headshots did more damage than body shots against larger bots in that footage, though small bots died in one hit regardless of where they were struck.

The tradeoff the same creator called out repeatedly is speed: Noob's movement is fine in early waves but falls behind by roughly wave 21, when faster enemies the video calls charged Titans catch up to him, so the creator recommended a speed coil artifact or speed potions to compensate. Playing as Noob also gives no experience toward the Sword or Bomb race, and the creator assumed, without confirming, that the same would hold true for the Bazooka race once it releases fully. Opinions on the character are split: one commenter under a Noob showcase video called him 'the worst thing in the season 1 crate' (comment by TheLordofHongyuanHongLu under video M4J_SKKlwDc), while the creator who reviewed him used Noob to solo an entire Normal-mode run on camera once the speed problem was covered with artifacts and potions.

The same launch video that introduced Season One also mentions a new special character called Bot Hunter as part of the pass, but the creator says outright that they were not able to obtain it and could not showcase it in that video (Rox, 1 September 2026, video YcHONgCjv7E). We have not found any other video, screenshot, or comment that shows a Bot Hunter character in Super Bot Brawl.

That leaves Bot Hunter's existence, rarity, and effects entirely unconfirmed on our end. It may be another draw from the Season One lucky block, a reward tied to a specific tier, or something else the source simply did not clarify.

Season One's lucky block is a variant of a mechanic Super Bot Brawl already had before the pass existed. Four days before the pass launched, one creator showcased a different bonus box that boss fights can drop, opening it repeatedly on camera without receiving the item they were after, a useful reminder that these crates are not guaranteed even when a specific source is supposed to feed them (Rox, 29 August 2026, video QV9LaxQCkAQ). That same pre-pass video also showed an early version of artifact fusing and a new 'terminal' feature for finding servers, both added in that mini update rather than in the Bot Pass itself.

In the actual Season One footage, the creator's on-screen capture of opening the pass's lucky block is brief and mostly shows the animation rather than a breakdown of what dropped (Rox, 1 September 2026, video YcHONgCjv7E). Beyond the confirmed Secret Noob pull documented above, we cannot say from that footage what the crate's other possible drops are, or how their odds compare to the 1 percent Noob chance.

Under a later video, one commenter asked directly what a completed Bot Pass actually gives at the end, and specifically requested a video covering it (comment by HunterBaker-t3j under video lXW5uffK_Ws). As of the material we reviewed, no reply or follow-up video answering that question exists yet.

That gap matches everything else in this page: nobody in the footage or comments we found has shown a completed Season One pass, so the reward, or rewards, waiting at the top tier remain unknown to us.