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Tung Tung Tung Sahur: removal history and reported return

Separate the original Rare character, September 2025 removal coverage and the later Coffin return report before interpreting current availability.

Quick answer

The sources support a dated history of Tung Tung Tung Sahur, not a confirmed live return today. Polygon reported the removal dispute in September 2025. GameBoost later describes a November 29, 2025 Coffin return, while the captured La Grande Wiki mentions another removal on April 25, 2026. These reports require current game or developer evidence before treating any version as obtainable now.

Historical and conflicting reports

Reviewed October 1, 2026. The timeline distinguishes publication dates from claimed event dates. No current character inventory, acquisition test or developer return announcement was captured for this article.

What happened, and which date belongs to which report?

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Source-attributed timeline
Claimed event / reporting dateSourceWhat can be concluded
Before September 2025 removalGameBoost’s September 25, 2026 retrospectiveDescribes the original Rare version at $3K and $25/s.
September 13, 2025, claimed removal dateGameBoost retrospectiveA specific reported date; this review has not reproduced the original update announcement.
September 18, 2025, news publicationPolygonContemporary reporting describes the removal and licensing dispute; this is a publication date.
November 29, 2025, claimed return dateGameBoost retrospectiveReports a Coffin / Secret form introduced during Admin Abuse.
April 25, 2026, claimed later removalCaptured La Grande Combinasion Wiki; revision unknownConflicts with treating the earlier return as proof of present availability.

The most recent article date is not necessarily the most complete chronology. GameBoost’s September 2026 article presents its reported Coffin version as available, but the captured Wiki includes a later removal claim. Neither source supplies a current verified game observation in this research set. Keep that conflict visible rather than using the return headline as today’s answer.

Original Rare and reported Coffin version are different references

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Version comparison from GameBoost; neither row confirms a live offer
VersionReported rarityReported costReported base income
Original, before removalRare$3K$25/s
Reported Coffin return formSecret$500M$1.5M/s

The numbers describe different reported forms and periods. They are not competing current prices for one interchangeable purchase. A screenshot of a wooden bat-carrying character, a coffin, a related combination design or another game should not automatically be labeled the original Rare version returning. Check the exact unit name and context before interpreting the image.

Why was it removed? Keep the explanation attributed

Polygon’s contemporary report connects the removal with a licensing dispute involving the meme creator and an agency. It reports the agency’s account that Sammy pulled the character while lawyers became involved, and that the agency said it had not requested deletion of the character. That is reporting of the parties’ accounts, not a final ruling on rights or a verified statement of a current agreement.

GameBoost later describes existing copies being replaced with Gangster Footera while keeping mutations and traits. This is an attributed retrospective claim, not a result tested against a saved player inventory. The same commercial article speculates about why a redesigned model could avoid earlier concerns; that speculation does not establish permission or resolution of the dispute.

How to check a new “Sahur is back” claim

  1. Find the date of the alleged update and identify the exact version. A November 2025 clip can circulate again without representing a new event.
  2. Check that the footage or announcement concerns the original Roblox experience, not a similarly named game or fan concept.
  3. Look for a dated developer announcement or a matching live acquisition interface with the complete character name.
  4. Separate a themed event appearance from an obtainable, owned character. An event model is not necessarily a collectible reward.
  5. If an actual copy is obtained, record the name, variant and displayed income. Do not apply the old Rare stats to the reported Secret form.

Character removal does not establish game deletion

A report about one character being withdrawn supports that specific subject. It does not, by itself, show the whole Roblox experience was deleted or will close. Likewise, seeing a public game page is not a test that every character or server feature remains available. Assess game status and character availability using separate evidence.

What to do while current availability is unresolved

Use the timeline to interpret old guides and your collection history. Continue a progression plan supported by characters and offers visible in your session. Do not reserve cash for the reported $500M form or follow an old Admin Machine walkthrough solely because an article calls the character “back.” A new dated confirmation should identify the version and route before it changes this page’s availability answer.

Common questions

Is Tung Tung Tung Sahur back in Steal a Brainrot?

GameBoost reports a November 2025 Coffin return, while the captured Wiki mentions an April 2026 removal. This research does not establish confirmed availability today.

Was the original Sahur Rare or Secret?

GameBoost describes the original as Rare and the reported Coffin return as Secret. Keep those versions and dates separate.

Why did Tung Tung Tung Sahur disappear?

September 2025 Polygon reporting describes removal amid a licensing dispute. That reporting is not a current legal ruling or confirmation of an eventual agreement.

Does the character’s removal mean Steal a Brainrot was deleted?

No such conclusion follows from character-removal coverage alone. Whole-game status requires separate, current evidence.

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