In Steal A Brainrot, some Brainrots are harder to get than others, and the Pot Pumpkin is one of the rarest. This guide explains what it is, how it works, and how most players interact with it in the game.
What is Pot Pumpkin?
Pot Pumpkin is a secret Brainrot in the game. It has a few key features:

• Cost: $700M
• Income: $3M per second
• Rarity: Secret
• Ritual: No
• Status: Unobtainable through normal game events

It’s considered a special Brainrot because it was originally obtained from a limited event that has since been removed. In general, secret Brainrots like Pot Pumpkin are mainly collected by players who focus on events or by stealing from other players.
What Does Pot Pumpkin Look Like?
Pot Pumpkin is the Halloween variant of Pot Hotspot. Its appearance is quite distinct:

• Brownish skeleton-like body
• Cylinder-shaped head
• A carved pumpkin face with glowing yellow eyes
• Green stem on top
• Holding a chocolate bar

Most players remember it because it stands out visually during Halloween-themed events. It’s easy to spot on other players’ bases, which makes it a common target for theft.
How Do You Get Pot Pumpkin?
Originally, Pot Pumpkin was only available through the Grave Digger Event, which is no longer active. During the event:

• Players would dig graves for a chance to get Brainrots.
• Pot Pumpkin had a very low drop rate, estimated around 1–5%.
• The first Brainrot you could dig in the event was Skull Skull Skull; Pot Pumpkin came later in the sequence.

Since the event was removed, obtaining Pot Pumpkin has become more difficult. Most players now rely on stealing it from other players during gameplay. This makes it a rare but highly desired Brainrot.
Some players also reported seeing Pot Pumpkin appear in houses during the Trick or Treat event, but this is less common. Generally, the main way to acquire it is through stealing.
How Does Pot Pumpkin Compare to Other Brainrots?
In terms of stats, Pot Pumpkin is similar to Quesadilla Crocodila:

• Both cost $700M
• Both produce $3M per second

However, Pot Pumpkin is considered rarer because it was tied to a removed event. While Quesadilla Crocodila is easier to obtain, Pot Pumpkin is often treated as a collector’s item in most player communities.
How Should You Use Pot Pumpkin?
Since Pot Pumpkin generates $3M per second, it can significantly boost your in-game income. Most players use it in bases where they focus on long-term passive income rather than frequent interactions. Here are a few practical tips:

1. Keep it in a secure location: Because it can be stolen, place it where other players have a harder time accessing it.
2. Pair with high-income Brainrots: Pot Pumpkin works well with other high-yield Brainrots to maximize your base’s earning potential.
3. Don’t rely on event farming: With the Grave Digger Event gone, focus on acquiring it through gameplay interactions, such as stealing or trading with friends in your community.

In general, most players treat Pot Pumpkin as both a status symbol and an income generator.
Common Questions About Pot Pumpkin
Q: Can I still get Pot Pumpkin from events? No. The Grave Digger Event that originally gave Pot Pumpkin has been removed. Your main option now is to steal it from other players or encounter it in rare Trick or Treat events.
Q: Is Pot Pumpkin worth the $700M cost? Yes. While expensive, it generates $3M per second, which is consistent with other top-tier Brainrots. Most players find it worthwhile for long-term income.
Q: Can I buy it directly in the game? No. You cannot purchase it from the game store directly. However, some players look for ways to buy brainrots sab from the community, but these methods are unofficial and outside the normal game loop.
Q: How rare is it? Pot Pumpkin is very rare. Since it was tied to a limited event and has no current event that guarantees it, most players have never obtained it themselves.
Q: How does it behave in a base? It works just like any high-income Brainrot. It generates passive income, but players must watch out for theft. Because of its rarity, most players prioritize protecting it over using it for aggressive income strategies.
Tips for Stealing or Protecting Pot Pumpkin
Stealing Pot Pumpkin is one of the only ways to reliably get it now. Most players focus on these strategies:

• Timing: Visit other bases when the owner is less active.
• Backup Brainrots: Some players place decoy Brainrots to protect their high-value ones.
• Community Trading: Sharing or exchanging Brainrots within trusted groups can help avoid losses.

Protecting your Pot Pumpkin is just as important. Use barriers, traps, or strategic placement to reduce the risk of theft.
Trivia About Pot Pumpkin

• Pot Pumpkin was the second Brainrot obtainable in the Grave Digger Event, after Skull Skull Skull.
• It sometimes appears in houses during Trick or Treat events.
• Its income and cost match Quesadilla Crocodila, making it more a collector’s item than a unique high-income generator.
• The design and theme make it visually distinct and memorable, which is why it’s popular among players even today.

Pot Pumpkin is one of the rarest and most visually distinctive Brainrots in Steal A Brainrot. While it’s no longer obtainable through events, stealing or carefully strategizing with other players are the main ways to acquire it. Most players see it as both a collector’s item and a solid income generator. Understanding its history, appearance, and gameplay value is essential for anyone looking to optimize their Brainrot collection or protect their high-value assets.