Lucky Blocks are the main way to pull random brainrots in Escape Tsunami for Brainrots. The block itself makes no money, but the brainrot inside it does once you place it at your base. Each block belongs to a rarity tier or event, and that tier decides which brainrots can drop. Some appear in normal zones, some only show up during events or admin sessions, and a handful are sold for Robux.
Quick answer: Grab a Lucky Block from a zone or buy one with Robux, return to your base, equip it from your inventory, and hold/click to open it. You get one random brainrot from that block's drop pool. There is no pity system, so duplicates are possible.
How to open a Lucky Block
Step 1: Get a Lucky Block. Pick one up from its matching zone on the playing field, win it from an event spin, or buy it with Robux in the Store.
Step 2: Return to your base. Blocks cannot be opened anywhere else on the map.
Step 3: Equip the block from your inventory or hotbar so it appears in your hand.
Step 4: Look at the block and hold the E button (or click it on PC) until the opening animation starts. A roulette spins through possible brainrots before landing on your reward.
You know it worked when the roulette finishes, the block disappears, and the new brainrot lands in your base. The block is single-use and cannot be reopened.
Regular Lucky Blocks and where they spawn
Eleven standard Lucky Blocks appear during normal play. Each one is tied to a rarity zone and only drops brainrots from that tier. As you unlock higher zones, you reach blocks with more valuable rewards. Each block can also roll a level from 1 to 200, and higher-level boxes grant stronger brainrots. Some can spawn as mutation variants, which restricts the drop to brainrots carrying that mutation.
| Lucky Block | Image | Location | Possible reward |
|---|---|---|---|
| Common Lucky Block |  | Common area | Any Common brainrot |
| Uncommon Lucky Block |  | Uncommon area | Any Uncommon brainrot |
| Rare Lucky Block |  | Rare area | Any Rare brainrot |
| Epic Lucky Block |  | Epic area | Any Epic brainrot |
| Legendary Lucky Block |  | Legendary area | Any Legendary brainrot |
| Mythical Lucky Block |  | Mythical area | Any Mythical brainrot |
| Cosmic Lucky Block |  | Cosmic area | Any Cosmic brainrot |
| Secret Lucky Block |  | Secret area | Any Secret brainrot |
| Celestial Lucky Block |  | Celestial area (Wacky Waves event) | Any Celestial brainrot |
| Divine Lucky Block |  | Celestial area (Wacky Waves, rare spawn) | Any Divine brainrot |
| Infinity Lucky Block |  | Hold a Divine or Celestial Lucky Block during a Lucky Storm event in any area | Any Infinity brainrot |
The Common block looks like a white cube and costs the least. Color changes as rarity climbs: green for Uncommon, light blue for Rare, purple for Epic, yellow for Legendary, pink for Mythical, cherry pink for Cosmic, and red for Secret. The Celestial and Divine blocks only become reachable when the Wacky Waves event opens the Celestial area, where they can spawn roughly every five minutes. The Divine block glows blue like a light orb and has an extremely low spawn rate, making it the rarest of the regular set.
Event-exclusive Lucky Blocks and drop rates
These blocks only appear during limited-time events, Admin Abuse sessions, or Wave Wednesday. They hold the most valuable brainrots in the game. Most event spins carry a 0.1% chance to produce the matching block, and the spins use that event's special coins.
| Lucky Block | Image | How to get | Possible rewards |
|---|---|---|---|
| Admin Lucky Block |  | Admin Abuse or Wave Wednesday only | Any Secret, Celestial, or Divine brainrot |
| Mythic Lucky Block |  | Admin Abuse or Wave Wednesday only | Diamantusa 25%, Mastodontico Telepledone 25%, Vroosh Boosh 15%, Darlungini Pandanneli 15%, Eek Eek Eek Sahur 15%, Bulbito Bandito Traktorito 4.5%, Burgerini Bearini 0.5% |
| Radioactive Lucky Block |  | Radioactive event parkour, or Radioactive Spin (0.1%) | Radioactive Secret, Radioactive Celestial, or Radioactive Strawberry Elephant |
| UFO Lucky Block |  | UFO event, or UFO Spin (0.1%) | UFO Secret, UFO Celestial, or UFO Martino Gravitino |
| Money Lucky Block |  | Money event obbies, or Money/Cash Spin (0.1%) | Money Secret, Money Celestial, Money Divine, or Money Base Skin |
| Candy Lucky Block |  | Candy event, or Candy/Valentines Spin (0.1%) | Secret, Celestial, Divine, or Valentine Base Skin |
| Gamer Lucky Block |  | Arcade event arena, Ticket Machine, or Arcade Spin (0.1%) | Gamer Secret, Gamer Celestial, or Gamer Divine |
| Doom Lucky Block |  | Doom event, or Doom Spin (0.1%) | Secret, Celestial, or Divine |
| Phantom Lucky Block |  | Phantom event, or Spectral Spin (0.1%) | Secret, Celestial, or Divine |
| Cloverfield Lucky Block |  | St Patrick's event, or St Patrick's Spin (0.1%) | Shamrock Secret, Shamrock Celestial, or Shamrock Divine |
| Fools Infinity Lucky Block |  | Wave Wednesday and Admin Abuse only | Any brainrot except Infinity |
The Radioactive event runs on an hourly cycle and lasts about five minutes, marked by a green glow in the sky. Head to the Celestial area, find the toxic waste tunnel that opens during the event, and finish the parkour to receive one Radioactive Lucky Block plus around 30 Radioactive Coins. There is a checkpoint, so a single missed jump will not reset the whole run. You cannot repeat the parkour for extra blocks in the same event, and you keep the block even if you die after finishing.
Paid Lucky Blocks bought with Robux
These blocks are sold in the Store and can also spawn during Admin Abuse. Bundles are priced at 99 Robux for one, 249 Robux for three, and 888 Robux for ten. Each has a fixed drop table, and several carry a tiny chance to award an Infinity Lucky Block.
| Lucky Block | Image | Drop pool |
|---|---|---|
| Jackpot Lucky Block |  | Patito Dinerito 52%, Onionello Penguini 34%, La Malita 6.5%, Capuccino Policia 4.5%, Money Elephant 3%, Rattini Machini 2.5%, Grappellino D'Oro 0.9%, Din Din Vaultero 0.6% |
| Alien Lucky Block |  | Capybara Monitora 35%, Tractoro Dinosauro 30%, Patatino Astronauta 20%, Avocadini Antilopini 10%, Los Orcaleritos 4.25%, Martino Gravitino 0.6%, Galactio Fantasma 0.15% |
| Arcade Lucky Block |  | Marietti Frigo 44.5%, Sausaggini Sanitario 32.4%, Diamantusa 12.15%, Capuccino Policia 8.1%, Glacierello Infernetti 2.5%, Rubichetto Cubini 0.27%, Freezeti Cobretti 0.08% |
| Sugar Rush Lucky Block |  | Tartarughi Attrezzini 44.6%, Kissarini Heartini 32.45%, Polpo Semaforini 12.15%, Cioccolatone Draghettone 8.11%, Biscotti Macarotti 2.43%, Cupitron Consoletron 0.2675%, Infinity Lucky Block 0.00811% |
| Volcanic Lucky Block |  | Scaldarino Derpino 69.1%, Ketupastro Infernetto 23.05%, Explodini Cataclismi 5.76%, Pastapot Infernetto 1.725%, Draculini Meowlini 0.38%, Infinity Lucky Block 0.0115% |
| Frostfire Lucky Block |  | Tostino Flambante 53.2%, La Vaca Nebulosa Frostina 19.35%, La Bruma Celta 14.5%, Gelato Pinguino 9.675%, Cornettino Fuaco 2.905%, Crostina Gelifio 0.3195%, Infinity Lucky Block 0.009675% (VIP+) |
| Leprechaun Lucky Block |  | Shamrock Shake Serpentissimo 62.25%, Shamrocko 22.65%, Centrifuga Narwhalus Rex 11.3%, Trippi Verdillo 3.395%, Arcobaleno Camellino 0.3735%, Nebuluck 0.0113%, Infinity Lucky Block 0.0113% |
Which Lucky Blocks are worth chasing
The best block depends on your stage. Early on, the cheap Common and Uncommon blocks help you build a starting base quickly. In the mid-game, Secret and Celestial blocks give stronger returns. Late-game players should focus on event-exclusive and paid blocks, since they hold the only reliable paths to Secret, Celestial, Divine, and Infinity brainrots.
Because every block rolls at random with no pity counter, duplicates are part of the process. Staying online during Admin Abuse and Wave Wednesday sessions is the single biggest swing in your favor, since those windows spawn the Admin and Mythic blocks with the richest drop tables. Pair a high-level box with a strong mutation and you end up with a top-tier earner for your base.