Ginger Gerat is a Secret Christmas earner in Steal a Brainrot, sold in Santa's Shop (Dec 2025): pricey 22.5B to place, steady 75M cash per second, rare post-event and theft-prone.
Ever since the December 2025 holiday patch hit Steal a Brainrot, the Ginger Gerat's been the one unit that makes people stop mid-run and stare. It looks like somebody baked a ketupat into a gingerbread brick, then gave it pink eyes and a frosted grin that's way too happy for how much trouble it causes. If you're trying to scale without selling your soul, you'll also hear players talk about topping up Robux or grabbing trade-ready items through places like EZNPC, mainly because the grind around this unit can get ridiculous fast. For what it's worth, the price tag in-game is brutal too: 22.5B to place, but it spits out 75M cash every second once it's down.
How people actually get it
There are two routes, and neither is "easy." First, you can go through Santa's Shop and trade in 100 Gold Elves. That sounds straightforward until you start tracking drops and realise you're basically gambling your free time away on spins and lucky blocks. Second, you can pay 9,999 Robux and skip the whole circus. Plenty of players do it right before the event ends, because once it gets vaulted, the supply dries up and you're stuck dealing with traders or thieves. And yeah, theft becomes part of the gameplay loop. You'll see folks server-hop for hours, scanning bases for that gingerbread glow like it's a lighthouse.
Why the income numbers matter
On paper, 75M/s doesn't just look good, it changes how your base feels. You can recover the 22.5B cost quicker than most holiday pieces, and that steady drip means you're not constantly babysitting active methods. Compared to Money Reindeer (about 25M/s on a 20B spend), Ginger Gerat is a different league for passive builds. It also makes older ketupat-style units feel dated, even if they're still cute collector pieces. The funny part is it's not always the flashiest trade token; it doesn't pull the same hype as some headline holiday drops, so you can sometimes snag one without a bidding war.
Keeping it from getting swiped
Don't place it like a trophy near the edge of your plot. That red-and-pink colourway is basically a "steal me" sign from across the map. Put it central, layer distractions around it, and assume somebody's always watching your movement patterns. If you're rolling traits, most players chase cash boosts first, then swap to more defensive options if their server's full of sprinters. After the holiday window, values tend to jump on Discord markets and resale sites because new players can't earn it anymore, so if you do land one, it's usually worth holding alongside other Steal a Brainrot Brainrots while the demand builds.
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