Kick a Lucky Block Guide: Kick Power, Tsunamis, Brainrots and Rebirths

In Kick a Lucky Block you kick a block as far as you can, grab the Brainrot it drops and run back to your base before a tsunami catches you. Placed Brainrots earn money. The money buys weights (more Kick Power, longer kicks, rarer zones) and speed (so the wave does not catch you). Rebirths multiply everything.

The game is made by adamdguy under the No More Flops group and opened in April 2026. It is a tycoon inspired by Escape Tsunami For Brainrots!, and it passed a billion visits within months. When you join, a short tutorial walks you through the first kick.

The loop, one kick at a time

1. Stand in the yellow zone on your plot. It is the only place you can kick from.
2. Time the kick meter. The fuller the meter when you kick, the better the result.
3. The block flies and lands in a zone. The farther the zone, the rarer the Brainrot.
4. Grab the Brainrot. A tsunami spawns where the block landed and chases you home.
5. Reach the safe zone first, then place the Brainrot on a pedestal at your base.
6. Collect your money by stepping on the green pad.

If the tsunami catches you, you lose the Brainrot you just earned. In the early zones that costs a few seconds. In late zones, with a long run home, it costs a lot more, which is why speed matters so much.

Kick Power and weights

Kick Power decides how far the block travels. You raise it by lifting weights, which you buy at the Weight Shop. Each weight gives a different amount of power. A common rhythm is to lift between kicks, so every trip back to base also makes the next kick stronger.

Speed: the upgrade that survives rebirths

Speed upgrades are sold at the Run Upgrade Shop, on the left side of the safe zone. Early tsunamis, from Common up to Legendary zones, are slow. A few levels of speed are enough there, so do not pour all your cash in yet.

Mythic zones and above change that. The waves get fast, and the Roblox Wiki notes you will need to invest millions into speed to survive them. The good news: speed upgrades are not reset when you rebirth. Money spent on speed is never wasted.

Brainrots, pedestals and your base

• Income depends on the Brainrot's rarity and its mutation.
• Tap the yellow sign in front of a Brainrot to upgrade it. The sign shows how much it will gain.
• Tap the sign in front of your base to add another floor and more pedestal slots.
• Early on, filling pedestals beats almost any other purchase. More Brainrots placed means more income for the next weight.

When to rebirth

A rebirth costs in-game cash and raises your base's cash multiplier by x1 every time. It also resets your Kick Power, so you go back to shorter kicks for a while. Speed stays.

A sensible moment to rebirth is when your next weight is so expensive that it would take longer to buy than to earn back your current power with the new multiplier. There is no exact number that fits everyone; watch how fast your income rebuilds after the first one and adjust.

Your first session, in order

1. Do the tutorial and your first few kicks in the closest zones.
2. Place every Brainrot you get. Empty pedestals are lost income.
3. Buy your first weights and lift between kicks.
4. Add a couple of speed levels before you reach the Legendary zones.
5. Add a floor to your base once the pedestals are full.
6. Save up for bigger speed upgrades before you push into Mythic.

Quick answers

• Why did I lose my Brainrot? The tsunami caught you before the safe zone. Buy speed.
• Can I kick from anywhere? No, only from the yellow zone on your plot.
• Do rebirths reset speed? No. They reset Kick Power and keep speed upgrades.
• What decides how much a Brainrot earns? Its rarity and its mutation, plus any upgrades from the yellow sign.

What the video shows

The SpiderScripts video from May 7 runs Stree Hub, a no-key script, in Kick a Lucky Block. Its title lists auto farm, instant farm, auto upgrade, rebirth and collect options. The description repeats a warning worth keeping: a script is text you copy, not a file you download.

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