Steal a Brainrot: How to Get Gattino Hydrantino

Gattino Hydrantino is one of the Secret Brainrots added in Update 64 of Steal a Brainrot, and it is not sold on the red conveyor like most Brainrots. It only comes out of the RNG Machine, which means the roll decides whether you get a shot at it at all. At $1.9 billion to buy and $14.5 million per second in income, it is also expensive enough that most players hit the roll long before they can afford the purchase.

Quick answer: Bank at least $1.9 billion, spin the RNG Machine near the center of the map for $50,000 per roll, and buy Gattino Hydrantino within the 60-second window if it appears. If you cannot afford the roll, steal one from another player’s unlocked base instead.

Gattino Hydrantino stats and source

Everything you need to identify it and price it out sits in one place. The income figure is what shows on the base plate once it is placed, so it doubles as a way to spot one in someone else’s base.

Field	Value
Rarity	Secret
Added in	Update 64
Purchase cost	$1.9 billion
Income	$14.5 million per second
Source	RNG Machine (or stolen from a base)
Spin cost	$50,000 per roll
Decision window	60 seconds

The model is a red, blocky cat crossed with a fire hydrant. It has oversized eyes, a wide toothy grin, a yellow-and-black hazard belt around its middle, short clawed feet, and a hydrant cap sitting on its head. The name is worth noting too, since it uses “Gattino” rather than the “Gattito” spelling most cat Brainrots use — handy when you are scanning a base plate quickly and trying not to confuse it with Gattatino Neonino or Gattatino Nyanino.

What you need before you spin

The $50,000 spin fee buys the roll and nothing else. If Gattino Hydrantino lands, you still pay the full $1.9 billion on top of it. Rolling with an empty bank just burns the result, because the offer disappears when the timer runs out.

$1.9 billion in cash held at the moment you spin, not “almost there.”
$50,000 per attempt on top of that, and you will usually need several attempts.
A free base slot, since a purchased Brainrot has to go somewhere.

Note: Puffino Builderino comes out of the same machine at $3.7 billion. If you are farming toward the RNG Machine anyway, it is worth knowing which of the two you actually want to convert on before you start spinning.

How to roll Gattino Hydrantino from the RNG Machine

Head to the center of the map and find the RNG Machine, which sits near the Shop. It is a fixed location, so it will be in the same spot on every server you join.

Steal a Brainrot base hub with the Shop button visible in the left-hand menu — The Shop button in the left menu marks the area of the map where the RNG Machine sits. Image: Do Big Studios

Interact with the machine and press the spin button to pay $50,000 for a roll. Each spin returns one random Brainrot rather than letting you pick from a list.

The RNG Machine interface in Steal a Brainrot with the $50K spin button highlighted — Each roll on the RNG Machine costs $50,000, charged before the result appears. Image: Do Big Studios

Read the result. If Gattino Hydrantino appears, you have 60 seconds to pay the $1.9 billion and claim it, or to reroll and let it go.

Confirm the purchase before the timer expires. The Brainrot then moves into your base and starts generating income, which is the only confirmation that matters — if the plate reads $14.5M/s, the claim went through.

RNG Machine upgrades that change your odds

The machine has three upgrade tracks, and only one of them affects how often a Secret shows up. Some of the stronger tiers are gated behind Rebirth requirements, so a low-rebirth account cannot buy its way to the best odds immediately.

Upgrade	What it does
Luck	Improves the quality of results, so rarer Brainrots appear more often
Mutation Luck	Raises the chance that a result rolls with a mutation attached
Spin Speed	Shortens the roll animation so you get through attempts faster

Luck is the one to prioritize if you only care about landing Gattino Hydrantino at all. Mutation Luck matters if you want a specific variant — the Brainrot has mutation versions including Gold, Diamond, Lava, Galaxy, Radioactive, Divine, Rainbow, Cyber, Phantom, and Crystal, among others.

Stealing Gattino Hydrantino from another base

The second route skips the machine and the $1.9 billion entirely. If another player already owns one, you can take it out of their base while it is unlocked.

Walk the bases around the map and read the plates. Each Brainrot displays its name and income, so a plate reading $14.5M/s next to a red cat-hydrant model is your target.

A Brainrot display plate showing the item name, its earnings per second and its price — Every Brainrot shows its name, earnings and price on a plate, which is how you identify one at a glance. Image: Do Big Studios

Wait for the target base to be unlocked. A locked base blocks entry outright, and the owner can re-lock it for 60 seconds once the previous timer runs out, with each rebirth adding another 10 seconds to that duration.

Gameplay screen showing the Unlock Base prompt in Steal a Brainrot — The base lock prompt controls whether anyone can walk in and take a Brainrot. Image: Do Big Studios

Grab the Brainrot and run. Stealing slows you down, strips your items, and alerts the owner immediately, so expect to be chased by more than just them.

Carry it back to your own base and drop it into a slot. If anyone hits you before you get there, the Brainrot teleports straight back to its original base and the attempt is wasted.

Player walking toward the green collect pad inside a base in Steal a Brainrot — The green pad inside a base is where a stolen Brainrot has to be delivered before it counts as yours. Image: Do Big Studios

Why the attempt usually fails

Both routes fail for a small number of specific reasons, and none of them are subtle.

Not enough cash when it rolls. The $1.9 billion has to be in hand during the 60-second window; the offer does not hold.
The timer ran out. Hesitating past 60 seconds ends the offer and you are back to paying $50,000 for another roll.
You got hit while carrying it. Any successful attack on a thief sends the Brainrot back to the owner’s base.
The base was locked. No entry means no steal, regardless of how close you get to the gate.

Practically speaking, the RNG Machine is the reliable route and stealing is the opportunistic one. Build the $1.9 billion first, put your upgrade money into Luck rather than Spin Speed, and keep an eye on nearby bases while you farm — a Secret sitting in an unlocked base is a far cheaper $14.5M/s than several hundred spins.