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Steal a Brainrot: How to Get La Fuse Machine

The two reliable ways to add this Secret machine-themed unit to your base, plus its cost and income.

The two reliable ways to add this Secret machine-themed unit to your base, plus its cost and income.

La Fuse Machine is a Secret Brainrot in Steal a Brainrot that arrived with Update 62. It is modeled directly on the Fuse Machine, making it one of the few units built around an object rather than a creature. You can add it to your base in two ways, and neither one is guaranteed to be quick.

Quick answer: Roll it from the RNG Machine, or steal it from another player who already has it placed in their base.


Roll La Fuse Machine from the RNG Machine

The most direct route is the RNG Machine, which was added in the update before La Fuse Machine’s debut. La Fuse Machine sits in the pool of possible results, so pulling it comes down to luck and how many rolls you can afford.

Build up your cash reserves first. La Fuse Machine costs $35 billion to obtain through the machine, so you need a large bankroll before you start chasing it.
Open the RNG Machine and roll. Because La Fuse Machine is a Secret Brainrot, it appears rarely, so expect to spend across multiple attempts rather than landing it on the first try.
La Fuse Machine highlighted in the machine selection menu inside the showroom
When the roll lands on La Fuse Machine, it moves to your base like any other unit. You will see the blocky blue robot placed and generating income, which confirms the pull worked.

Steal La Fuse Machine from another player

If you would rather skip the RNG cost, the stealing mechanic offers an alternative. When another player has La Fuse Machine sitting in their base, you can run in, grab it, and carry it back to your own base. This bypasses the roll entirely, though it depends on finding someone who already owns the unit.

Once you get it home and place it, the Brainrot starts producing income for you. That is the sign the steal succeeded.


La Fuse Machine stats and appearance

La Fuse Machine takes the form of a blocky blue mechanical robot with glowing cyan accents. It has a barred front panel and cartoonish square eyes with spiral-shaped pupils, closely echoing the original Fuse Machine. That mechanical look sets it apart from the character- and animal-based Brainrots that fill most of the roster. It is regarded as the first Brainrot based on an actual in-game machine, with Los Traders being the only debatable exception.

DetailValue
RaritySecret
Income$95 million/s
Cost (RNG Machine)$35 billion
IntroducedUpdate 62

Is La Fuse Machine worth getting?

At $95 million per second, La Fuse Machine is a strong income unit for a late-game base, and its Secret status makes it appealing to collectors. The $35 billion price tag is the main hurdle if you go the RNG route, so it fits best once you already have a stable economy. Its machine-based design also gives it collectible value for players who want something more unusual than another creature.