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Most players get Noobini Pizzanini from the Red Carpet when it spawns there. When it appears, you can buy it for $25. After you purchase it, the brainrot will usually walk/route itself toward your base.

In general, you should expect other players to try to “snipe” it after you buy it, because this brainrot can be rebought by someone else for 150% of its base cost. When that happens, it changes direction and heads to the newest buyer's base instead. This can repeat multiple times as long as players keep paying the higher price.

Can you steal Noobini Pizzanini from other players?

Yes. The second common way is stealing it from someone else, which is a core feature of Steal a Brainrot. Usually, if you see a Noobini Pizzanini heading across the map (or sitting at a base with weak defenses), it becomes a target because it's cheap and easy to replace, so players take risks with it.

What is Noobini Pizzanini in Steal a Brainrot?

Noobini Pizzanini is a Common brainrot that produces $1 per second and costs $25.

It's widely treated as a starter brainrot: most players buy it early because it's affordable and shows up often enough to rely on.

What does Noobini Pizzanini look like?

Based on how it appears in-game, Noobini Pizzanini uses a classic “noob” style that most Roblox players recognize:

• A bright yellow blocky head and arms
• A simple smiling face with square eyes
• A light blue torso with raised block-like studs on the front
• Light green legs
• A flat, blocky orange/yellow piece on top of the head that reads like a simple hat or hair accessory

In practice, players usually identify it quickly because the colors are high-contrast and the “noob” look stands out among flashier brainrots.

What are Noobini Pizzanini's stats and key info?

Here's the basic info players usually care about:

• Cost: $25
• Income: $1/s
• Rarity: Common
• Gender: Male
• Has ritual?: No

Why do most players buy Noobini Pizzanini first?

Usually it's because:

• It's cheap ($25), so it's reachable early even with slow income.
• It's often the first brainrot new players can afford without waiting too long.
• It helps you start building a base economy, even if it's small.

That said, it also has a downside: it has the lowest income in the game, so most players replace or upgrade past it quickly.

How does the “rebuy for 150%” mechanic change how you use it?

In general, this mechanic turns Noobini Pizzanini into a “tug-of-war” item:

• If you buy it and someone else rebuy-snipes it, you lose the value of time (it stops heading to you).
• If you rebuy it back, you might spend more than you planned early on.

Most players handle this in one of two ways:

1. Buy it only when you're ready to protect it (or when it's already close to your base path).
2. Let it go if a rebuy chain starts, and focus on saving for a better earner.

Does Noobini Pizzanini need a ritual or have a baby variant?

Noobini Pizzanini does not require a ritual. It's also one of the brainrots that has a baby variant that does not require a ritual, and most players get that baby variant from the Craft Machine.

Is there another version of Noobini Pizzanini?

Yes, it has a “Los” version. In general, players treat it as a related variant rather than a completely separate progression step.

How do traits affect Noobini Pizzanini's income?

• Sleepy trait: According to player notes, Noobini Pizzanini's income is not affected by the Sleepy trait.
• Max trait stacking: A common community estimate says that if it had all traits, it would probably make 41/s including the Rainbow mutation, and 20.5/s with Sleepy.

In practice, treat those stacked-income numbers as uncertain. Players often share trait math that changes with updates or gets calculated differently, so it's smart to verify in your own session if you're planning around it.

What's the practical best use for Noobini Pizzanini?

Usually, the best use is:

• Early-game starter income to get your first steady cash flow.
• A low-risk brainrot to learn the Red Carpet purchase and stealing flow.
• A stepping stone while you save for higher income brainrots.

Most players don't keep it as a long-term main earner because $1/s is too slow once other options open up.