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One database labels Yess my examine as a “Hybrid,” but that page does not explain what the label means, and the strongest cross-source agreement centers on rarity, ritual obtainment, appearance, and stats instead. So the most defensible way to describe the character is not as a heavily narrated figure with deep official lore, but as a distinctive Secret ritual character built around a school-exam visual gag.

It stands out for three reasons: its ritual-only acquisition, its pairing with Noo my examine as a success-versus-failure exam duo, and its instantly readable exam-paper design. The release date, Secret rarity, Dul Dul Dul ritual connection, basic appearance, cost, income, and relationship to Noo my examine are well supported across sources.

Yess my examine is a community-documented character from the Roblox game Steal a Brainrot and related fan databases. Multiple web sources agree on the main facts: it is a Secret-rarity brainrot, it was added in the Yin Yang update on September 27, 2025, and it is associated with the Dul Dul Dul ritual rather than standard conveyor acquisition.

Across those sources, the character is consistently described as an exam paper brought to life. The repeated visual details are stable enough to treat as reliable: the sheet is covered with math problems, shows a large A+ grade, and has the general look of a test paper that supposedly did very well.

Several sources also describe human-like arms with clawed hands, partly visible legs, and boots. Some versions add that one hand holds a pen and that the boots are green and blue, but those finer details are not repeated everywhere, so they are best treated as common community descriptions rather than fully certain canon.

The character’s in-game function is also described with unusual consistency for a fan-documented entry. Community wiki pages list Yess my examine at a $130M cost and $575K per second income.

Those same pages place it in the Secret tier and describe it as the more common result of the Dul Dul Dul ritual, with Noo my examine as the alternate spawn from the same setup. A separate ritual guide on another Steal a Brainrot reference site gives a more specific procedure: four players are needed, each holding Dul Dul Dul, standing in a square formation with two players on each side of the red carpet.

After that, either Yess my examine or Noo my examine appears. That guide aligns closely with fandom-style wiki descriptions, which helps confirm the overall obtainment method even if exact wording about positioning differs slightly between sites.

In terms of design, Yess my examine works as a joke about academic success filtered through the surreal, low-logic style of brainrot meme culture. The character looks like a winning or high-scoring exam sheet, but at least one repeatedly mentioned detail undercuts that perfect image: a wrong equation is still treated as correct.

Community sources specifically point to the “9+10=21” meme as the punchline hidden among the otherwise successful-looking answers. That detail matters because it explains the character’s tone.

It is not just a school-themed mascot or a generic paper creature. The humor comes from presenting a triumphant, A+-marked test while sneaking in a famously wrong answer, turning academic success into a deliberately unstable meme object.

Yess my examine is also closely linked to Noo my examine, which appears to function as its counterpart. The pairing is easy to read even without formal lore: one is the “yes” exam and the other is the “no” exam, with the shared ritual acting as the connection point between them.

Public sources generally frame Yess my examine as the less rare result and Noo my examine as the rarer one, but exact percentages are not fully settled. One frequently repeated claim says there is an unconfirmed 74% chance to get Yess my examine and a 26% chance to get Noo my examine.

Because the sources themselves label that number as unconfirmed, it should not be treated as definitive. There is also a small naming inconsistency around the character.

Some pages use “Yess my examine,” while others mention “Yess My Examen” and describe a spelling mismatch in the in-game model or label. The available web material does not explain that discrepancy cleanly, so the safest factual summary is that both spellings circulate in the community, with “Yess my examine” being the more common page title and search term.

Similar caution applies to gender and story depth. One source lists the character as “Genderless (possibly male),” but that claim is not consistently repeated elsewhere, and I did not find an official creator note confirming it.

I also did not find a formal backstory beyond the shared facts about its release date, ritual obtainment, appearance, and counterpart relationship. If deeper canonical lore exists, it was not clearly available in the public sources I found.