Rituals in Steal a Brainrot are special hidden events that unlock certain high-tier or secret Brainrots when players use specific Brainrots in a certain formation. They’re one of the most fun cooperative features in the game because they require teamwork, timing, and sometimes just a bit of chaos. If you’ve ever seen surprise effects like trees sprouting, webs forming, or strange structures appearing—there’s a good chance someone activated a ritual.

For players trying to expand their collection, rituals are important to understand. They’re also a great way to play socially with friends rather than grinding alone. In this article, we’ll go through every known ritual, what Brainrots are needed, how to perform them, and what reward Brainrot you get from each one.

What Are Rituals?

A Ritual happens when several people stand in a specific formation while holding certain Brainrots. If the conditions are correct, the game triggers a special event and spawns a new Brainrot that normally cannot be obtained any other way. These rewards are often secret or high-value, so rituals are a major part of mid-to-late gameplay progression.

Rituals vary in difficulty. Some just require two players and a simple position. Others need four players, good timing, and sometimes special circumstances. However, once you understand the patterns, most rituals are straightforward to execute with some coordination.

The Rituals

Below is the complete list of Rituals and the Brainrots they unlock.

1. Bombardiro Crocodilo Ritual → Los Crocodillitos

Requirements:

• 3 players
• Each player must have Bombardiro Crocodilo

How to Perform:
All three players stand in a straight line at the start of the red conveyor belt holding their Bombardiro Crocodilos. If done correctly, a large event animation begins.

Reward:
Los Crocodillitos spawn for purchase.

Player Tip:
This is one of the easiest rituals to coordinate and a good starting point if you’re new.

2. La Vacca Saturno Saturnita Ritual → Las Vaquitas Saturnitas

Requirements:

• 3 players
• Each holding La Vacca Saturno Saturnita

How to Perform:
Players stand in a triangle formation facing inward. Once they form correctly, the ritual triggers.

Reward:
Las Vaquitas Saturnitas become available to obtain.

Player Tip:
Make sure players don’t drift out of the triangle—movement sensitivity can cause failures.

3. Orcalero Orcala Ritual → Los Orcalitos

Requirements:

• 3 or 4 players
• Each holding Orcalero Orcala

How to Perform:
Players line up side-by-side horizontally. When positioned properly, a visual wave-like event will begin.

Reward:
Los Orcalitos spawn for the server.

Player Tip:
Works best in a quiet server with space to line up cleanly.

4. Matteo Ritual → Los Matteos

Requirements:

• 3 players
• Each holding Matteo

How to Perform:
The players stack vertically, standing on one another. After a moment, a tree appears and the ritual is complete.

Reward:
Los Matteos unlocks.

Player Tip:
Vertical stacking can be tricky—practice beforehand to avoid falling apart mid-ritual.

When going for the Matteo Ritual, having a coordinated group really helps—especially since stacking can easily fail if someone moves too fast or loses balance. Once you’ve got Los Matteos unlocked, it becomes an important piece in more advanced collection paths and future ritual setups, so getting it early can really boost your progression if you’re thinking long-term. If you’re looking to expand faster without relying only on ritual timing, you can also buy Ritual Brainrots from safe steal a brainrot store to support your lineup with less waiting.

5. Spyderini Ritual → Los Spyderinis

Requirements:

• 4 players
• Each holding Sammyni Spyderini

How to Perform:
Players arrange into a four-corner square with all players facing inward. A large web forms when successful.

Reward:
Los Spyderinis appear.

Player Tip:
Keep distance between players equal—being too close or angled wrong cancels the trigger.

6. Chicleteira Bicicleteira Ritual → Los Chicleteiras

Requirements:

• Only 2 players
• Each holding Chicleteira Bicicleteira

How to Perform:
Players stand on both sides of the entrance path. A road appears and the ritual activates.

Reward:
Los Chicleteiras spawn.

Player Tip:
This is the easiest ritual for small friend groups since it only needs two players.

7. Dul Dul Dul Ritual → Yess my examine or Noo my examine

Requirements:

• 4 players
• Each holding Dul Dul Dul

How to Perform:
Players stand in a square formation at the start of the red carpet without stepping on it. A school-themed event appears.

Reward:

• Most of the time: Yess my examine
• Rare chance: Noo my examine

Player Tip:
This is the first ritual many players attempt for progress boosts. The “Noo my examine” outcome is especially valuable.

8. Karkerkar Kurkur Ritual → Los Karkeritos

Requirements:

• 4 players
• Each holding Karkerkar Kurkur

How to Perform:
Players form a square and complete a short mini-game sequence.

Reward:
Los Karkeritos become available.

Player Tip:
This ritual is a bit more interactive, so communicate clearly.

9. Guerriro Digitale Ritual → 1x1x1x1 (and rarely Guest 666)

Requirements:

• 4 players
• Each holding Guerriro Digitale
• Must occur during the special ritual window (traditionally late night) or during certain event conditions

How to Perform:
Players stand in the tunnel space between stair sections. The ritual activates only if the server time conditions match.

Reward:

• Usually: 1x1x1x1
• Very rare chance: Guest 666

Player Tip:
This is considered the hardest ritual to coordinate due to timing requirements.

Summary

Rituals are one of the most rewarding and social parts of Steal a Brainrot, adding depth beyond simple stealing and income grinding. Each ritual requires teamwork, shared timing, and clear communication, which makes them feel more like mini group challenges rather than simple unlock steps. Because of that, most players remember the first time they successfully completed a ritual much more than the first time they bought or stole a high-value Brainrot. The excitement comes from figuring out the formation, coordinating movement, and celebrating together once the ritual animation triggers.

For new players, it’s usually best to start with rituals that require fewer people and simple positioning. A good beginner progression is:

• Start with Bombardiro Ritual
• Then try Chicleteira Ritual
• Learn formation control with Matteo Ritual
• Move on to La Vacca Ritual
  Once comfortable, you can take on more complex group rituals like Spyderini and Karkeritos, and eventually the high-commitment Guerriro Digitale ritual, which demands timing and patience.

The more you practice these group movements, the easier they become. It’s normal to fail the first few attempts—someone slips out of position, the group steps too far, or a random player wanders through—but that’s part of the fun. Even unsuccessful attempts usually end in laughter, shared clips, and stronger teamwork for the next try. Ultimately, rituals make the game feel alive and player-driven, turning simple sessions into memorable shared moments.