Find The Brainrot Noodle Noodle Poodle, Torto Espanol Tips

If you opened Find The Brainrot after the latest update and immediately started staring at those new hints thinking, “Okay… what exactly does that mean?”, you’re definitely going to be doing a bit of detective work this week.

The update adds five new Brainrots and a new boss, and some of these are much easier to figure out than others. One is hiding behind a suspicious-looking entrance, another wants you to become a pizza chef, and one of the harder secrets involves Lucky Blocks, three different rolls, and hidden colored buttons that are incredibly easy to miss.

There are also several Brainrots from the previous update covered here, including Denini Balini, Gravitron, Examine Bros, and Chiera Championa, so I’ve included those separately further down.

Let’s start with the newest ones.

The latest batch revolves around a mixture of puzzles, hidden areas, tunnel spawns, and the new boss.

The Brainrots covered in this update include:

• Noodle Noodle Poodle

• Pizza and Ranch

• Rubiko and Kubiko

• Torto Espanol

• Capitano Unico

There are also older Brainrots worth grabbing if you’re catching up, and we’ll get to those after the new ones.

The hint for Noodle Noodle Poodle says:

“Take a good look at the entrance to Find the Park. Does anything seem suspicious?”

And this one is actually much easier than the hint makes it sound.

Head toward the Find the Park entrance and inspect it carefully.

You’re looking for a strange blue glowing section/light around the entrance.

Instead of simply walking past it, jump directly into the blue area.

You’ll be taken to Noodle Noodle Poodle and unlock the Brainrot.

That’s it.

It’s one of those secrets that’s incredibly obvious after someone shows you where it is, but you could easily walk past that blue glow a dozen times without thinking you’re supposed to jump into it.

Pizza and Ranch is probably my favorite puzzle from this batch simply because the solution is exactly as ridiculous as the name suggests.

Its hint mentions:

“I love being a pizza with my friend Ranch as a secret ingredient.”

So naturally, we’re making a pizza.

Head to the Pizza Shop, which is located beside the café. It’s easy to identify because, well, there’s a giant Pizza sign above it.

Go inside and interact with the pizza-making area.

Start preparing the pizza normally by adding the ingredients:

Sauce → Cheese → regular pizza ingredients

But don’t cook it yet.

Look around the lower cabinets/drawers inside the Pizza Shop.

One of them can be opened.

Inside you’ll find the secret ingredient:

Ranch.

Interact with the Ranch to collect it, then add it to your pizza.

Once the Ranch has been added, place the pizza into the cooking area and wait for the timer to finish.

When it’s done, you’ll unlock:

Pizza and Ranch

So if you previously tried making a normal pizza and wondered why nothing happened, that hidden cabinet is the part you’re missing.

Rubiko and Kubiko’s hint mentions an important sequence, and the puzzle involves the Rubik’s Cube/dice area.

You’ll find an interactable die that can be rolled alongside different colors.

The trick appears to involve matching the number rolled on the die with the position of the displayed color in the sequence.

For example, during the successful attempt:

Yellow corresponded to position 5.

The die was rolled until it showed:

Once the number correctly matched Yellow’s position, Rubiko and Kubiko unlocked.

So pay attention to the color you’re given and match the die to that color’s position rather than just randomly rolling and hoping something happens.

If you’re sitting there repeatedly interacting with the dice without understanding why nothing is triggering, this sequence is what you’re looking for.

Torto Espanol is the new boss Brainrot.

Unlike most of the update’s secrets, there’s no puzzle to solve here. You actually need to fight.

When the boss event becomes available, you’ll get a countdown before Torto Espanol appears.

The boss has a charging attack, and this is the main thing you need to watch.

When Torto Espanol prepares to attack, move away from the area he’s targeting.

Do not try to face-tank the charge.

He moves surprisingly quickly once the attack begins and can send you flying if he connects.

In a solo private server, Torto Espanol was shown with:

1,000 HP

This made the fight significantly more manageable.

The boss may scale differently depending on how many players are present, so public servers can potentially make the encounter more difficult.

If you’re struggling to kill him with other players around, I’d definitely try a private server.

The solo version was very doable.

Bring out your weapon and start attacking whenever Torto Espanol is vulnerable.

The basic rhythm is:

Attack → Watch for charge → Dodge → Wait for opening → Attack again

Don’t chase him recklessly during the charge animation.

There are moments where the boss can’t properly be damaged while charging or resetting, so you’re better off repositioning instead of wasting time swinging at him.

As soon as he becomes vulnerable again, move in and continue attacking.

With only 1,000 HP in the solo private-server attempt, there was plenty of time to finish the fight even after getting hit by one of his charges.

Once his health reaches zero, you’ll unlock Torto Espanol.

Capitano Unico is much simpler than some of the puzzle Brainrots because it is associated with the tunnel.

The hint states:

“He appears through the tunnel.”

That means there isn’t a complicated sequence or hidden room you need to solve.

Instead, keep checking the tunnel and watch for the correct spawn.

Capitano Unico eventually appeared through it during the farming session and was collected normally.

This one is largely a waiting game.

If you’re only hunting specific rare tunnel Brainrots, pay attention to the game’s spawn announcements so you aren’t constantly checking every single spawn manually.

Now we’re moving into some of the Brainrots from the previous update that you may still be missing.

Denini Balini has this hint:

“Find the tennis balls around the map. They’re special. Sometimes something happens to them.”

You’ll need to find the tennis balls and interact with them in the correct order.

Clicking the wrong sequence resets the puzzle.

You’ll know you’re making progress when the balls react/light up without the sequence failing.

Continue experimenting until all of them have been activated correctly.

Once the full order is completed, you’ll be teleported to a secret area containing Denini Balini.

Interact with it to complete the unlock.

The exact sequence may potentially differ between players/servers, so the important thing is watching which tennis ball successfully lights up at each step.

Gravitron is considerably more involved.

Its hint says:

“Find a hidden room in one of the Find the Park mini games and discover the code. Hint: Six digits equals six mini games.”

Normally, you’re supposed to explore six different Find the Park minigames.

Each minigame contains one digit.

Put those six digits together and you’ll have the code required for Gravitron.

The code found during the current puzzle was:

273805

Once you have it, head to the Wild Slide minigame.

Start Wild Slide normally.

Continue through the ride until you’re approaching the waterfall drop.

Right before going down the waterfall, jump out.

There’s a hidden floor/area underneath this section that you can land on.

From there, enter the secret room.

You’ll find somewhere to input the six-digit code.

Enter:

273805

That takes you into the next part of the Gravitron challenge.

Getting through the code door isn’t the end.

You’ll then need to complete a Brainrot knowledge quiz involving questions such as:

• Which Brainrot can be obtained in the Tree Obby?

• Which Brainrot isn’t from the Overworld?

• Which Brainrot is OG?

• Which Brainrot comes from a Lucky Block?

• Which Brainrot is the oldest?

• Which Brainrot can be obtained in the Amusement Park?

• Which Brainrot is a boss?

• Which Brainrot comes from the conveyor?

Be careful here.

The questions can change between attempts.

If you answer incorrectly, you may have to return through the Wild Slide secret entrance and try again.

Once you successfully complete the questions, you’ll unlock Gravitron.

Examine Bros comes from the Math NPC.

You may have already used this NPC for the regular math questions, but Examine Bros requires completing the much harder version.

Interact with the Math NPC and choose:

Hard Mode

Hard Mode gives you roughly 20 seconds per question, and there’s another nasty rule:

One wrong answer ends the attempt.

So yes, having a calculator ready is completely reasonable.

The successful attempt included answers such as:

221 → 6 → 33 → 24 → 99 → 60 → 2 → 30 → 0.01 → 22

Don’t blindly enter those numbers, though. Read the actual questions on your screen in case the game changes or randomizes them.

Complete the entire Hard Mode math challenge without making a mistake and you’ll receive Examine Bros.

Chiera Championa is tied to the football minigame and the Summer area.

Its hint tells you to:

Win a certain number of football matches in a row until you receive a trophy.

Start playing the football minigame and win consecutive matches.

You don’t need some ridiculous score in every match. You simply need to secure the win.

After enough consecutive victories, you’ll get a champion message and receive the required trophy/item in your inventory.

One thing I’d recommend is checking your inventory immediately when the game declares you the champion.

The reward may already be sitting there without you realizing it.

Once you have the trophy, head to the Summer Map.

You’re looking for Chicleta, who moves/surfs around the water.

Getting close enough is the awkward part.

You’ll need to use the area’s building mechanic by chopping the tree and creating platforms extending toward Chicleta’s route.

Build far enough out that you can reach the appropriate area without falling into the water.

You may need to stand on the platform with the trophy while Chicleta approaches.

Once the interaction triggers correctly, you’ll unlock Chiera Championa.

This puzzle can feel a little finicky, so if nothing happens immediately, extend your platforms farther and make sure you’re close enough when Chicleta passes.

This is easily one of the more frustrating unlocks covered here.

The puzzle revolves around a particular Lucky Block containing three Brainrots/items you need.

The three required rolls include:

• Tortoini Dragon Futini

• Isoxacola

• La Secret Combination

And unfortunately, getting them is RNG-based.

The especially painful one is La Secret Combination, which was shown with only a:

0.25% chance

But getting the three rolls isn’t the whole puzzle.

There’s another step that’s extremely easy to miss.

Every time you obtain one of the required Lucky Block results, you need to find and press its corresponding colored button/light.

This is the part that can waste a ridiculous amount of time if you don’t know about it beforehand.

The required interactions shown were associated with colors including:

Pink → Brown → White

For example, after obtaining Tortoini, a pink button/light needed to be pressed.

After getting Isoxacola, the corresponding brown button needed to be activated.

Finally, once La Secret Combination appeared, you needed to locate and activate the white button.

Do not simply roll all three and assume the game automatically tracks everything.

Get the required result and then immediately find its corresponding button.

Otherwise, you may end up having to roll that rare Brainrot again.

And trust me, you do not want to hit a 0.25% roll twice because you missed a button the first time.

If you have Luck boosts available, this is probably the puzzle where you’ll appreciate them most.

Even with boosted Luck, getting La Secret Combination can take a long time.

The showcased attempt involved extended farming with 10x Luck, and there were also periods with even higher combined Luck.

Just remember that Luck doesn’t replace the puzzle steps.

After rolling each required result, activate its corresponding button before moving on.

Once all three have been obtained and their buttons activated, you’ll finally complete the Secret Combination unlock.

Another older secret involves the boss that releases burger-like minions during its phases.

Don’t immediately kill everything.

You’re looking for a particular sad burger.

Allow the boss to release its burger minions and watch them carefully.

Most will behave normally.

Eventually, one can appear sad and run toward a corner.

That’s your target.

Once you see the sad one break away, follow it instead of continuing to attack the boss normally.

Interact with/reach the escaped sad burger to obtain the associated Brainrot.

This can take multiple boss phases because the special burger doesn’t necessarily appear every time.

The important thing is patience.

If none of the current burgers look sad, clear them or progress the fight enough to trigger another batch and check again.

Not every Brainrot has a puzzle attached to it.

Several are simply obtained through Lucky Blocks, which means your biggest enemy is RNG rather than figuring out a hidden clue.

Luck boosts obviously help here, especially when you’re targeting extremely low-percentage results.

If you’re already activating something like 10x Luck, it’s worth using that window to roll other Lucky Blocks you still need rather than stopping immediately after getting your main target.

The boost can apply across your Lucky Block farming, so squeeze as much value out of it as possible before it expires.

If you’re starting from scratch, I’d knock out the guaranteed puzzle Brainrots before worrying about the RNG-heavy ones.

Start with Noodle Noodle Poodle because it takes seconds once you know about the blue entrance.

Then make Pizza and Ranch, solve Rubiko and Kubiko, and fight Torto Espanol when the boss becomes available.

Keep checking the tunnel for Capitano Unico while you’re working on everything else.

After those are done, you can move onto older unlocks like Denini Balini, Examine Bros, Gravitron, and Chiera Championa.

I’d leave the Lucky Block-heavy secrets toward the end.

There’s no point spending an hour staring at a 0.25% roll when you still have several guaranteed Brainrots sitting around the map waiting to be collected.

The latest update introduced five new Brainrots along with a new boss encounter, based on the current update covered here.

Go to the Find the Park entrance and jump into the suspicious blue glowing section.

Make a pizza inside the Pizza Shop, but first open the lower cabinet and collect the hidden Ranch. Add it to your pizza before cooking.

Wait for the boss event, equip your weapon, dodge Torto Espanol’s charging attacks, and defeat him.

The boss had 1,000 HP in a solo private server during the run covered here. Its HP may differ depending on server/player conditions.

The solo private-server version was very manageable, so using a private server is worth trying if you’re struggling with the public-server encounter.

Capitano Unico can appear through the tunnel, so watch the tunnel spawns while completing other Brainrots.

The six-digit code used for the Gravitron secret room was:

273805

Enter it in the hidden Wild Slide room.

Complete the Math NPC’s Hard Mode challenge without getting a question wrong.

Win consecutive football matches until you become Champion and receive the trophy. Take that reward to Chicleta on the Summer Map and complete the interaction.

La Secret Combination was displayed at approximately a 0.25% chance from the relevant Lucky Block.

This update has a pretty good mix of secrets. Some are wonderfully simple—jump into a suspicious blue light and you’re done—while others feel like the game is actively trying to see how long you’ll tolerate opening Lucky Blocks before losing your mind.

If you’re only interested in the newest Brainrots, focus on Noodle Noodle Poodle, Pizza and Ranch, Rubiko and Kubiko, Torto Espanol, and Capitano Unico first.

The biggest tip I can give you for everything else is to read the hints literally. Pizza and Ranch really does mean putting Ranch on a pizza. The suspicious entrance really does mean jumping into the suspicious-looking part of the entrance.

And when you reach the Lucky Block combination puzzle, remember those colored buttons.

Getting a 0.25% roll and then realizing you were supposed to press something afterward is exactly the kind of mistake you only want to make once.