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My Fishing Brainrots Brainrot Tier List (2026)

Complete My Fishing Brainrots tier list ranking all brainrots by rarity, fishing speed, and income. Know which eggs to chase after 300+ hatches.

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My Fishing Brainrots Brainrot Tier List (2026)

Best My Fishing Brainrots: Mythic and Rainbow Mythic brainrots sit at S+ tier with insane fishing speed and income. Legendary brainrots are your realistic endgame goal. Delete Commons after hour 1 and never upgrade anything below Epic.

After hatching 300+ eggs, I've got a solid feel for which brainrots actually matter. Rarity matters more than anything else, but there's nuance within each tier that can make or break your progression.

Quick Tier List

Tier Brainrots
S+ Mythic brainrots, Rainbow Mythics
S Legendary brainrots, Event exclusives (The Grinch)
A Epic brainrots, Golden variants
B Rare brainrots
C Uncommon brainrots
D Common brainrots

S+ Tier (Best in Game)

Mythic brainrots are the endgame. If you hatch one, protect it with your life.

Brainrot Type Fishing Speed Fish Quality Notes
Mythic (any) Insane Best fish Rarest hatch, keep forever
Rainbow Mythic Insane+ Best fish Boosted stats, ultra rare

Why Mythics Dominate

One Mythic brainrot generates more income than your entire starting lineup combined. The fishing speed is ridiculous. They catch fish so fast the boxes fill up before you can sell them.

I got my first Mythic around hour 15. Immediately doubled my income. That's not an exaggeration. The gap between Legendary and Mythic is massive.

Rainbow Variants

Rainbow brainrots have boosted base stats. A Rainbow Mythic is the absolute peak. I've seen exactly one in my entire playtime. The owner's income was triple mine with the same number of brainrots.

If you hatch a Rainbow Mythic, you've won the game.

S Tier (Excellent)

Legendaries are your realistic endgame goal. Mythics are luck-based, but you can reliably farm Legendary eggs.

Brainrot Type Fishing Speed Fish Quality Notes
Legendary (any) Fast Great fish Target these
The Grinch Fast Great fish Christmas event exclusive
Golden Legendary Fast+ Great fish Cash bonus on catch

Legendary Breakdown

Every Legendary brainrot is worth keeping. The specific character doesn't matter as much as the rarity. A Legendary Skibidi catches the same quality fish as a Legendary Bombardiro.

That said, some Legendaries have slightly better base stats. The variance is small enough that you shouldn't stress about it. Any Legendary is a win.

The Grinch (Event Exclusive)

The Christmas 2025 event added The Grinch brainrot. This thing is busted. It has Legendary-tier stats but with a unique passive that increases fish value during certain hours.

If you missed the event, you missed out. The Grinch might return next Christmas, but no guarantees.

Golden Variants

Golden brainrots give bonus cash per fish caught. A Golden Legendary is a Legendary with a permanent cash multiplier. Valuable if you get lucky.

A Tier (Great)

Epic brainrots are your mid-game workhorses. They're common enough to collect multiples but strong enough to carry you through rebirth.

Brainrot Type Fishing Speed Fish Quality Notes
Epic (any) Fast Good fish Mid-game staple
Golden Epic Fast+ Good fish Worth upgrading
Rainbow Epic Fast+ Good fish Better than base Epic

Epic Strategy

Fill your base with Epics before chasing Legendaries. Seriously. Four Epics outperform one Legendary in total income. Quantity matters at this tier.

Once you have 6+ Epics, then start saving for Legendary eggs. The income from your Epic army funds the Legendary hunt.

Upgrade Priority

Max out your Epics before spreading upgrades around. A level 10 Epic beats a level 1 Legendary in raw income. Upgrades matter more than rarity until you hit the level cap.

B Tier (Decent)

Rare brainrots are fine. Not special, but they get the job done early-mid game.

Brainrot Type Fishing Speed Fish Quality Notes
Rare (any) Decent Better fish Replace when possible
Golden Rare Decent+ Better fish Keep longer than base
Rainbow Rare Decent+ Better fish Worth upgrading

When to Replace Rares

Keep Rares until you have enough Epics to replace them. Don't delete a Rare to make room for a Common. That's backwards.

My rule: replace Rares one-for-one with Epics. Never downgrade.

C Tier (Below Average)

Uncommon brainrots exist to fill slots early game. That's it.

Brainrot Type Fishing Speed Fish Quality Notes
Uncommon (any) Slow Basic fish Replace ASAP

Uncommon Reality Check

Uncommons are barely better than Commons. The fishing speed increase is noticeable but not game-changing. Replace them the moment you hatch something better.

Don't waste upgrade resources on Uncommons. Ever.

D Tier (Worst)

Common brainrots are your starter pets. They serve one purpose: generating enough cash to buy better eggs.

Brainrot Type Fishing Speed Fish Quality Notes
Common (any) Slow Basic fish Delete after hour 1

Common Strategy

Buy Commons to fill your starting slots. Watch them fish for 30 minutes. Use that cash to buy Rare+ eggs. Delete Commons as you hatch better brainrots.

Never upgrade a Common. Never keep a Common past the first hour. They're stepping stones, not destinations.

Special Variants Explained

Beyond base rarity, brainrots can have special variants:

Rainbow

  • Boosted base stats (roughly +20%)
  • Same rarity fishing speed, better output
  • Rare drop from any egg
  • Worth keeping regardless of base rarity

Golden

  • Cash bonus per fish caught (+10-25%)
  • Stacks with upgrades
  • Rare drop from any egg
  • Prioritize upgrading these

Event Exclusives

  • Unique abilities or passives
  • Limited availability
  • Often match or exceed their rarity tier
  • The Grinch, holiday brainrots, etc.

Egg Hunting Priority

Based on this tier list, here's what eggs to target:

Priority Egg Type Why
1 Mythic Best brainrots, worth any wait
2 Legendary Realistic endgame goal
3 Epic Mid-game army building
4 Rare Early-mid transition
5 Uncommon Only if desperate
6 Common First 30 minutes only

The conveyor shows timers for rare eggs. Camp those timers. A Legendary egg is worth waiting 20 minutes. A Common egg is never worth buying after the first hour.

Upgrade Priority by Tier

Where to spend your cash:

  1. Mythic brainrots - Max these immediately
  2. Legendary brainrots - Second priority
  3. Golden variants - The cash bonus scales with upgrades
  4. Epic brainrots - Your main income source mid-game
  5. Rainbow variants - Better base stats = better scaling
  6. Everything else - Don't bother

Spreading upgrades evenly is a trap. Focus fire on your best brainrots.

Income Comparison

Rough income estimates at max level:

Tier Income/Minute Relative Value
Mythic 50,000+ 10x
Legendary 20,000 4x
Epic 8,000 1.6x
Rare 5,000 1x
Uncommon 2,500 0.5x
Common 1,000 0.2x

These numbers vary based on upgrades, Fish Index bonuses, and rebirth multipliers. But the ratios stay roughly the same.

One Mythic = Two Legendaries = Five Epics = Ten Rares

Plan your base composition accordingly.

Base Composition Guide

Optimal setups by game stage:

Early Game (Pre-Rebirth 1)

  • Fill all slots with whatever you can hatch
  • Replace Commons → Uncommons → Rares as you get them
  • Target 4+ Epics before first rebirth

Mid Game (Rebirth 1-3)

  • Minimum 6 Epics
  • 2+ Legendaries
  • Replace remaining Rares with Epics
  • Save for Legendary eggs only

Late Game (Rebirth 4+)

  • All Legendary or higher
  • Chase Mythic eggs
  • Max upgrade everything
  • Golden/Rainbow variants prioritized

Endgame

  • Full Mythic lineup (the dream)
  • All max level
  • Rainbow/Golden variants where possible
  • Fish Index completed

Common Mistakes

Things I see new players do wrong:

  1. Keeping Commons too long - Delete them after hour 1
  2. Upgrading low-tier brainrots - Focus on your best
  3. Ignoring Golden variants - The cash bonus is huge
  4. Chasing Mythics too early - Build Epic army first
  5. Deleting Rainbow variants - Keep these regardless of rarity

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