The latest batch of secrets in Find the Brainrot adds five characters to the Index, and only one of them takes real work. Four are static pickups you can grab in a couple of minutes if you know exactly where to stand. The fifth, Gub, is a chained quest that ends with an alien abduction on the Moon.
Quick answer: Touch the Yeti boss model at spawn for Yetimatic, grab Puffino Builderino floating by the Top Time Played leaderboard, climb the green blocks near the Find the Park sign for Sir Mangus, click the small red cone beside the Grapple Hook seller for Coneman, and take the strange letter from the diner mailbox to the Moon to unlock Gub.
All 5 new Brainrot locations in Find the Brainrot [596]
| Brainrot | Where it is | What unlocks it |
|---|---|---|
| Yetimatic | Yeti boss area, main spawn | Walk into the Yeti model |
| Puffino Builderino | Spawn, beside the Top Time Played leaderboard | Touch it in mid-air |
| Sir Mangus | Ledge above the green blocks by the Find the Park sign | Climb the block stack |
| Coneman | Hidden green room | Click the small red cone near the Grapple Hook seller |
| Gub | Inside a UFO on the Moon | Deliver the strange letter to the alien |
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Add to Google Preferences →Yetimatic and Puffino Builderino: The two spawn-area pickups
Both of these sit within sprinting distance of where you load in, so it makes sense to clear them before anything else. The spawn area is the one with the leaderboard boards and the speedrun station, which doubles as a useful landmark for lining yourself up.

Yetimatic is tucked directly inside the large Yeti boss model near spawn. You do not need to fight anything or wait for a spawn timer. Walk up to the Yeti and push into its body until the pickup registers.
Puffino Builderino floats in the open air next to the Top Time Played leaderboard. Because it sits slightly off the ground, you may need to jump into it rather than walk through it. Approach from the front of the board and it is hard to miss.

Sir Mangus: Climb the green blocks near the Find the Park sign
Head toward the park section of the map and look for the Find the Park sign. Nearby is a stack of green blocks that works as a rough staircase. Sir Mangus stands on a ledge at the top of that structure.
The climb is short but the blocks are narrow, so line up each jump before committing. Falling off just drops you back to ground level with no penalty beyond the walk back up.
Coneman: Click the small red cone by the Grapple Hook seller
This one is a click, not a walk. Go to the Grapple Hook seller and look at the ground beside the normal orange traffic cone. Sitting next to it is a much smaller red cone that acts as a hidden button.
Clicking that small red cone teleports you into a sealed green room where Coneman is waiting. Touch him to add the entry, then use the exit prompt in the room to return to the map. If nothing happens when you click, you have almost certainly clicked the large orange cone instead of the small red one.
Gub: The strange letter, the rocket, and the UFO
Gub is the only one of the five with prerequisites, and every stage has to happen in order. Budget more time for this one, especially the fuel stage, which goes considerably faster with other players helping.
Note: If the UFO never shows up, the letter is not equipped. Having it in your inventory is not enough; it has to be the item you are actively holding while you stand on the Moon surface.
Bee Lucky Block: Open the lucky block in the middle of the map
Bee Lucky Block appears in the same Index update but is not a location find at all. It only comes from opening the lucky block sitting in the center of the map, and the drop chance is 0.08%. There is no shortcut or alternate route to it, so the only approach is repeated openings.

How to confirm each Brainrot registered
A successful pickup shows an on-screen found notification the moment you touch the character. To double-check, open the Index from the menu bar and look up the name. A collected entry displays its artwork and rarity tag instead of a locked silhouette, and all five of these carry the Secret rarity.

Once an entry is in the Index it stays there, so you do not have to redo anything if a server restarts. The only pickup worth planning around is Gub, since the rocket fuel resets between launches and the letter has to be collected again for each attempt.






