List List List Sahur is best documented online as a Secret, holiday-themed Brainrot character in the Roblox brainrot ecosystem. The clearest overlap across PlayBrainrot, the Steal a Brainrot Fandom wiki, the Japanese Brainrot.jp entry, and multiple Roblox guide pages is consistent on four points: the character is a paper or memo-board figure; the word LIST appears at the top of its body; it has a cheerful face with red cheeks and red-green coloring; and it carries a written list naming Strawberry Elephant, Dragon Cannelloni, Garama and Madundung, Spaghetti Tualetti, and Meowl.
Several pages also note that its design resembles Job Job Job Sahur, which places it within the wider cluster of Sahur-named Brainrot variants rather than presenting it as a totally separate archetype. The most repeated release claim is that List List List Sahur entered Steal a Brainrot on December 6, 2025 at 3 PM EST as part of the Santa's Fuse or Christmas update.
PlayBrainrot dates its own character page to December 7, 2025, while Steal a Brainrot fan sources connect the character to the Winter Hour event that ran on a recurring schedule. A Winter Hour page on the Fandom wiki says the event began on December 6, 2025 and that one of four Christmas Brainrots could appear every two hours, with List List List Sahur listed among that group.
That same event page gives only estimated spawn chances and explicitly labels them inexact, so it supports the idea that the character was rare but should not be treated as an authoritative probability table. Gameplay documentation is more detailed than lore documentation.
In Steal a Brainrot sources, List List List Sahur is described as obtainable either by a low-chance Winter Hour spawn or by stealing it from another player, which is a normal game mechanic in that title. Multiple pages also say it was one of the required Christmas Brainrots used to craft the limited Secret unit La Jolly Grande.
This point is echoed not only by fan wikis but also by trading and guide pages, and even by player-to-player posts that show people actively searching for the character during December 2025 because they needed it for the combination. Fandom trivia further claims it was the hardest of the four Christmas event Brainrots to obtain.
That scarcity claim fits the pattern of forum and Reddit trade requests, although those community posts are evidence of demand rather than formal design documentation. On numeric stats, the web evidence is not perfectly consistent.
Cost is the most stable value: several sources list it at $550 million. Income is less stable.
The Fandom wiki and several December 2025 guides list $2 million per second, while later stat-tracking pages such as steal-a-brainrot.org and steal-a-brainrot.wiki show $1.8 million per second. Because those numbers conflict, the safest factual summary is that List List List Sahur is consistently portrayed as a high-value Secret unit with a listed cost of $550M and reported income in the narrow range of $1.8M/s to $2M/s, depending on the source and date.
Source credit is also slightly inconsistent: PlayBrainrot credits Sammy, while the Fandom entry credits SpyderSammy. Those may refer to the same creator handle, but the pages do not explain the difference, so the discrepancy should be preserved rather than silently normalized.
What is notably thin is deep narrative origin. Despite pages using headings such as Origin, Lore, or Sound, I could not verify an independent backstory that goes beyond the in-game seasonal introduction and the visual joke of a smiling wishlist character.
The lore that is actually repeated is mostly descriptive: it looks festive, it resembles a colorful sheet of paper, and the list it holds references other Brainrot characters. Audio information is similarly uneven.
PlayBrainrot marks the entry as having no audio, while the Fandom page links audio file names. Without a direct official source explaining the sound, it is safer to say that audio documentation exists in fan records but is not consistently presented across sources.
Current availability is also time-sensitive: some pages describe it as obtainable during active Winter Hour windows, while later pages and the Fandom wiki treat it as unobtainable or limited after the event period ended. There is also evidence that the character name circulated beyond Steal a Brainrot.
December 17-18, 2025 guide pages for another Roblox game, Find the Brainrot, describe a Secret-tier List List List Sahur unlock tied to a Christmas map quest involving a gingerbread house, firewood, and hidden stockings. Those guides do not supply new core lore, but they do show that the character identity had already spread across the broader Brainrot game scene by mid-December 2025.
