Three ways a cube enters your farm
Sealed cubes open into characters. Confirmed routes are the plot conveyor, the plaza MARKET stall, and Robux developer products. Drop pools for each named cube are not published. A single opening only proves what that opening showed.
Conveyor
ROLL generates a cube and a variant together. Variants seen on rolls include Normal, Cursed, Black Flash, and Special Grade. The Index tracks a wider set: Normal, Cursed, Black Flash, Special Grade, Electric, Jackpot, Star, Pure Love, Ten Shadows, Malevolent, Honored One, Admin, and Forbidden.
The conveyor settings panel lists a progression. At the low end it shows Cursed Child, Jujutsu First Years, Cursed Womb, Mahito's Experiments, Kyoto Goodwill, Death Paintings, Hidden Inventory, Curse Users, Disaster Curses, and Shibuya Incident I. In one session the panel was on Conveyor Level 5 and 6 of 15. Paying $25B cash to go from level 5 to level 6 made Curse Users cubes start appearing. Higher conveyor levels are how new cube families enter the belt. Auto Conveyor, the R$499 pass, buys conveyor offers automatically when you have the cash.
MARKET
The plaza stall is labeled MARKET — Rotating Shop. Each offer can be bought once per rotation, then the button reads BOUGHT. One observed offer was a Cursed Death Paintings Sealed Cube for $128M. That price is an example from one rotation, not a fixed menu.
Robux catalogue
A catalogue snapshot lists 19 named sealed cubes from R$4 to R$1,850. Most also appear as a duplicate Market product at the same Robux price. Prices in that snapshot have changed for other items, so the in-game shop wins if a number disagrees.
| Sealed cube | Catalogue price |
|---|---|
| Cursed Child | R$4 |
| Jujutsu First Years | R$16 |
| Cursed Womb | R$40 |
| Mahito's Experiments | R$72 |
| Kyoto Goodwill | R$124 |
| Death Paintings | R$232 |
| Hidden Inventory | R$320 |
| Curse Users | R$400 |
| Disaster Curses | R$500 |
| Shibuya Incident | R$650 |
| Shibuya Incident II | R$750 |
| Zenin Clan | R$800 |
| Perfect Preparation | R$950 |
| Tokyo Colony | R$1,100 |
| Sendai Colony | R$1,250 |
| Hakari's Underground | R$1,400 |
| Sakurajima Colony | R$1,550 |
| Ancient Sorcerers | R$1,700 |
| Shinjuku Showdown | R$1,850 |
Two extra product lines sit outside that named list: Cursed Archives Cubes in 1, 3, 10, and 50 packs (R$99 to R$3,499) and Jackpot Cubes in 1, 5, and 12 packs (R$300 to R$2,400). Per-pack prices inside those ranges were not itemized.
What an opening has actually produced
One Mahito's Experiments opening produced Star Nanami at level 1 for $18.50K/Orb. Later in a high-level session, placed earners included Star Nanami from Mahito's Experiments, Star Panda from Kyoto Goodwill, Cursed Shoko from Hidden Inventory, and Special Grade Nobara from Death Paintings. Those links are observed labels, not a guaranteed pool.
Updates marked NEW CUBE and NEW CHARACTER POOL on 1 November, 3 November, 8 November, and 10 November 2026 added cubes without naming them in the notes that were captured. The 19-name list is a floor.
Which cube to buy with cash
Stay on the cube family your conveyor already rolls until the placed team is earning. Move up when a conveyor upgrade starts showing the next family and you can buy that roll without emptying the cash you need for character levels. A Robux cube skips the cash price. It does not publish better odds than the same cube bought on the belt.