Be Tornado For Brainrots Brainrot Tier List
Named units from Top of the Barrel to Meowl Infinite — session snapshots, not a frozen table.
This page ranks named Brainrots seen on live Be Tornado For Brainrots plots. It is not an index of every meme on Roblox and it is not a spreadsheet copied from another tycoon. Income numbers are session snapshots. If a pad prints a different $/s after a shop tick, a mutation, or a 1.5X HUD burst, the snapshot is still useful as a bracket, not as law.
Read this next to the Brainrots Hub for how units sit on pads, the capture guide for how you actually grab them, and the chests guide for percent-of-best rolls. Scoring rules live on the Tier List Hub. Spend order is on upgrade priority.
Snapshot caveat (read this first)
Red Frog Games’ tycoon labels cash with suffixes that jump from modest $/s into Sx. A starter and an Infinite are not on the same planet. We log what sessions showed:
- Top of the Barrel about $60/s as a starter.
- Gangster Footera about $80/s as Uncommon.
- Tric Trac Baraboom about 16k/s as a mid workhorse.
- Strawberry Elephant at $67.52B/s on official art (showcase / top-end, not a starter).
- Meowl Infinite about $7.00Sx/s.
- Chillin Chili Infinite about $4.00Sx/s.
- Omega Bobrito Bandito labeled 480% of your best on a chest roll.
If a name below has no $/s, we have seen the unit (or its mutation tag) but we have not logged a stable pad number. Do not invent one in Discord and paste it here.
S-tier — chest anchors
Meowl Infinite is the clean S snapshot: about $7.00Sx/s on a parked pad. If this is your best, every chest percent is multiplied against a monster. Upgrade the unit before you shop vanity.
Chillin Chili Infinite sits just under it at about $4.00Sx/s. Still S. Still a chest engine. Still not a reason to skip wind on a fresh plot.
Strawberry Elephant is S as a showcase and EV unit, not as a day-one drop. Official art prints $67.52B/s. That is huge next to 16k/s, and tiny next to Sx Infinites — which is exactly why this list refuses a frozen global table. If the elephant is your best, chest math changes immediately. If you do not have it, stop planning your first hour around thumbnail art.
A-tier — keepers and EV spikes
Omega Bobrito Bandito is the chest argument in one name. Sessions labeled it 480% of your best, which matches the top of the 20–480% chest window. It is not a starter. It is why you wait to open boxes until a real best is parked.
Yes My Examen is a named keeper without a logged $/s. Park it. Do not Sell it for a Copper fan.
Gold Troll Diamond / Swag is a mutation pile on a Troll body: Gold and Diamond tags plus a Swag label in session footage. Mutations are why two pads with the same base name are not the same tier. Rainbow often beats Gold in mid game; Diamond is a keeper tag; Hacker-style is the odd one you do not auto-Sell.
B-tier — mid pads worth upgrading
Tric Trac Baraboom around 16k/s is the mid-game job. It outprints Uncommons by a wide gap, it is cheap to understand, and it is the first unit many plots should treat as “best” before chests. Upgrade this pad. Then buy wind so the next capture lands further out.
Cappuccino Assassino is a named mid capture without a frozen $/s. Treat it as a B pad: better than Gangster Footera, not an Infinite, worth a slot until something from the S/A rows lands.
C-tier — early keepers you will replace
Gangster Footera around $80/s Uncommon is a legitimate first upgrade over Commons. It is not a late-game identity. Once a Baraboom-level pad exists, Footera is Sell fuel for wind.
Top of the Barrel around $60/s is the starter the name implies. Park it so the plot is not empty. Upgrade it only while you have no C+ replacement. Do not open chests with this as your best unless you like 20% of nothing.
D-tier — Sell on sight (once a C pad exists)
These names show up often and should not eat pads:
- Talpa Di Fero
- Tata Tata Sahur
- Bambini
- Tung Tung Sahur
- Pharaoh
- Pipi Kiwi
Sell them. The cash belongs in unit upgrades, then wind, then Carry (starts at 1). A Gold fan at about $1B does not make Pipi Kiwi into an S-tier.
Mutations vs names
A Rainbow Gangster Footera can outprint a raw Common with the same silhouette. A Gold mid unit is fine; a Rainbow mid unit is often the better mid-game keep. Diamond and Hacker-style are extra reasons to pause before Sell. Rank the pad you see, not the English name you remember from a different brainrot game.
How this list should change your next throw
If your pads are D and C, your next action is a capture into Uncommon or Rare grass, not a Redstone fan. If your best is Baraboom, chests start to matter. If your best is an Infinite or the elephant, every percent roll is a raid on your own wallet — in a good way. There is no rebirth to wipe a bad roster, so every Sell is permanent cash for the shop you actually need.
Cross-check rarity bands on the rarities page so you know which grass a name came from. Then go throw.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for tornado runs, plots, and cash.
Is Meowl Infinite always better than Strawberry Elephant?
In logged sessions Meowl Infinite printed about $7.00Sx/s while official art shows the elephant at $67.52B/s. Those suffixes are not the same bracket. Rank the pad in front of you, not a thumbnail.
Why is Omega Bobrito Bandito on the list with no $/s?
Sessions labeled it 480% of your best, which is a chest result, not a capture income. Read the chests guide before you treat that name like a starter.
Should I keep Pipi Kiwi or Pharaoh for later?
No. They are D-tier Sell fodder once a C pad exists. Spend the pile on wind and the first Carry slot, not on a souvenir.
Where do I actually grab these units?
Follow the capture guide: fan, wind distance, grab, Return, pad. Rarity bands and wood/stone/coal/copper labels are on the rarities page.
Are these $/s numbers a complete official table?
No. They are live-session snapshots. The Brainrots Hub explains pads and mutations; this page only ranks names we have actually seen print.