How to Get the Secret Noob Character in Super Bot Brawl

The Secret Noob is a Legendary-quality character added to Super Bot Brawl on 2 September 2026, tied to the Bot Pass "Season One" system rather than to the Sword or Bomb races. It is not hidden inside a menu the way its name suggests: it sits in the normal lucky block list under the name "Season One" once the Bot Pass has gone live, and opening that block shows the odds printed on the item itself.

The listed odds are a 1% chance per open of the Season One lucky block (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). That number comes from the in-game item description, not from counting pulls, so treat it as the game's stated rate rather than a tested one — nobody has published a large sample of openings yet.

The Secret Noob is behind the Bot Pass, Super Bot Brawl's season-style progress track that launched 1 September 2026 under the name "Season One" (Rox, 1 September 2026, video YcHONgCjv7E; DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). You progress the pass by completing its quests, and those quests run on a 10-minute cooldown, so there is no way to rush through a full pass in one sitting.

As of the DigitizedPixels video (2 September 2026), Season One had roughly 29 days left before it presumably rotates out, which points to a limited-time pass rather than a permanent track. What happens to the Secret Noob and its lucky block once the season ends — whether it disappears, moves into a general pool, or gets replaced by a Season Two version — has not been shown by anyone yet.

• Open the Bot Pass menu and check the "Season One" lucky block entry to confirm it is live in your server.
• Work through the Bot Pass quests to earn enough progress to reach that lucky block, keeping in mind the 10-minute cooldown between quests.
• Open the Season One lucky block for a 1% chance at the Secret Noob on each attempt, as listed on the block itself.
• Treat any pull as luck-based: the one video documenting this shows a successful pull, not a guaranteed number of tries.

In the one full run available, the Secret Noob showed 1,400 HP with the presenter's artifacts equipped and 1,000 HP as the figure he called out as the character's own health (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). Read the 1,000 as this player's stated baseline rather than a lab-tested, artifact-free number — nobody has shown the Secret Noob's HP bar with every artifact slot empty.

Movement speed is where the character struggles. It is described as adequate in the early waves but falling off hard around wave 21, the point where "charged Titans" and other fast enemies start outrunning it. The same footage shows the presenter unable to avoid chasing lasers without help, and only pulling ahead again once a speed coil artifact and speed potions were added. This is a single account, but it is a detailed, repeated one across the whole video, not a passing comment.

Playing as the Secret Noob earns no experience toward the Sword race or the Bomb race (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). The video does show money and boss cores still coming in normally, so it still works for grinding those, but it will not move you toward Sword Mech, Bomb Colossus, or their Golden variants.

The same video guesses that the upcoming Bazooka race will follow the same no-XP rule once it is playable, but that is the presenter's own extrapolation from how the Sword and Bomb races behave, not something anyone has confirmed by actually testing a Secret Noob run against Bazooka race progress.

The Secret Noob carries a starting pistol plus its own weapon shop, priced in a separate currency called Noob Cash rather than the game's normal money. The shop unlocks weapons roughly in this order as Noob Cash builds up: AK-47, then the blue Hyper Laser Gun, then the Red Hyper Laser (a stronger version of the blue one), then the Minigun, then the Galactic Laser Gun (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). The video shows the AK-47 available for a low Noob Cash cost early on.

Hitting a headshot deals more damage than hitting the body, except against the smallest bots, which die in one hit either way in the footage shown. The AK-47 can be held down for continuous fire with unlimited ammo, while the blue and red laser guns need to be clicked per shot rather than held; the footage does not make clear whether the minigun works the same way. The presenter treats the choice between them as a playstyle decision rather than one weapon being strictly best. In that same run, the Red Hyper Laser was shown doing 500 damage to a spider bot, and the fully unlocked kit killed the Cerberus boss almost immediately on normal mode — numbers and outcomes from one player's normal-mode run with artifacts active, not a controlled test.

• AK-47: cheap, unlimited ammo, held down for continuous fire.
• Hyper Laser Gun (blue): higher damage but must be clicked per shot, not held.
• Red Hyper Laser: the same style as the blue laser but hits harder.
• Minigun: fast-firing, and the presenter calls it the most fun weapon of the set to use.
• Galactic Laser Gun: the last unlock shown, used to kill the Cerberus boss in a few seconds in that run.

The one full playthrough on record treats the Secret Noob as strong once its speed problem is solved: the presenter solos an entire normal-mode run with it, including killing the Cerberus boss and the Builder Bot, and calls it "a pretty goated character" (DigitizedPixels, 2 September 2026, video Ws4wm9kHfV0). But that is a single account from a single video, and other players who pulled the character describe it differently.

In the comment section under the Bot Pass reveal video, one player who got the Secret Noob called it "mid, kinda just a joke char" (comment by Robloxrexers, video YcHONgCjv7E). Under a separate showcase video of the character, another commenter went further, calling it "another very weak special character that no one will use" and "the worst thing in the season 1 crate" (comment by TheLordofHongyuanHongLu, video M4J_SKKlwDc). Both are single opinions from the comment section, not tested claims, but they point the same direction against the one glowing video review: the character's ceiling looks high in skilled hands with the right artifacts, and unremarkable without them.