Escape Police Brainrots Locations Guide (March 2026) Complete Walkthrough

Updated by Sunny Kaushik
February 2, 2026
Gaming

If you are anything like me, you have probably spent hours diving into the chaotic world of Escape Police for Brainrots on Roblox. It is fast-paced, hilarious, and surprisingly addictive. But let’s be honest: the main goal isn’t just running from the cops; it is collecting those elusive “Brainrots” to flex on your friends and complete your inventory.

Finding every single one can be a massive headache. The map is huge, the spawns are often random, and the police are constantly nipping at your heels. I have spent the last few days scouring every corner of the game, analyzing top guides, and verifying spawns to bring you the most comprehensive guide available.

In this article, I will walk you through exactly where to find every Brainrot in the game as of March 2026. Whether you are hunting for the common Skibidi variants or the ultra-rare Legendary entities, I have got you covered.

Quick Overview of Brainrots

Before we dive into the specific locations, here is a quick table summarizing the different types of Brainrots you can encounter in the game.

Brainrot Type	Rarity	Estimated Spawn Chance	Difficulty to Obtain
Skibidi Toilet	Common	High	Easy
Cameraman	Uncommon	Medium	Medium
Speakerman	Rare	Low	Hard
TV Man	Legendary	Very Low	Very Hard
Sigma Grindset	Mythic	Extremely Low	Extreme

Note: Spawn rates can fluctuate based on the current game update in 2026.

All Brainrots in Escape Police For Brainrots

This section is the meat of the guide. I have broken down the locations by the rarity of the Brainrots. While some can be found almost anywhere, others have very specific spawn conditions.

Common Brainrots

These are the bread and butter of the game. You will likely stumble upon these naturally as you play, but knowing where to look helps you farm them quickly for currency.

1. Basic Skibidi Toilet

Location: The Basic Skibidi Toilet spawns almost exclusively in the Alleyways behind the main city buildings. They tend to cluster near the dumpsters.
Tip: If you are low on health, avoid the ones near the Police Station, as they attract more police AI.

2. Normal Cameraman

Location: Look for these on the Sidewalks of the Main Avenue. They often spawn in groups of two or three.
Strategy: You can usually collect these without triggering a police chase if you walk (don’t run) up to them.

Uncommon Brainrots

Uncommon Brainrots require a bit more effort. They often spawn in more dangerous areas or have specific time windows.

3. Titan Cameraman

Location: The Titan Cameraman is massive and hard to miss. He typically spawns on the Roof of the City Bank.
Challenge: Getting up there requires a parkour loop. Watch out for the helicopter police that patrol the rooftop area in 2026.
Pro Tip: Use a stamina potion before attempting the climb to ensure you don’t fall off mid-jump.

4. Plunger Cameraman

Location: Found exclusively near the Construction Site at the edge of the map.
Detail: He usually spawns behind the yellow construction barriers.

Rare Brainrots

This is where the real hunt begins. Rare Brainrots are highly sought after, and you will often be competing with other players for the spawn.

5. Speakerman (Large)

Location: The Large Speakerman spawns in the Central Plaza, but only when the in-game “Party Event” triggers.
Trigger: The Party Event happens randomly every 20-30 minutes. Keep an eye on the chat for the system notification: “The beat drops in 60 seconds.”
Strategy: When the event starts, the police get faster. I recommend hiding in a corner until the Speakerman appears, then dash in to collect him and retreat.

6. Mutant Skibidi Toilet

Location: Deep within the Sewers.
Access: You can find the sewer entrance in the park (look for the open manhole).
Warning: The sewer is dark, and visibility is low. It is also a hotspot for police ambushes. Bring a flashlight if your game settings allow it, or crank up your gamma.

Legendary Brainrots

Legendaries are the crown jewels of Escape Police for Brainrots. Finding one usually requires server hopping or perfect timing.

7. TV Man

Location: The TV Man has a chance to spawn in the Electronic Store on the 2nd floor of the Shopping Mall.
Condition: He only appears if there are fewer than 5 players inside the mall.
My Strategy: I enter a private server (or a very empty public one), go to the mall, and wait in the electronics section. It usually takes about 10-15 minutes for him to appear on the TV screens before manifesting as a collectible.

8. Astro Toilet

Location: High altitude. The Astro Toilet spawns floating above the ** tallest Skyscraper** (the one with the red helipad).
Method: You need a helicopter or a glider item to reach him. He does not stay long—about 60 seconds before flying away.
Recommendation: Have a helicopter ready on the ground floor before he spawns. Do not try to fly up there after you see him; you will be too late.

Mythic Brainrots

The rarest of the rare. These change the game.

9. G-Man Toilet

Location: This is arguably the hardest spawn in the game. The G-Man Toilet spawns in the Secret Bunker.
Access: The bunker door is located behind the waterfall in the park. However, it only opens if a player with the “Administrator” pass (or a similar dev-exclusive item, though sometimes random players get the key in 2026) is nearby.
Community Tactic: Follow anyone who looks like a pro or a developer. If they head to the waterfall, stick to them like glue. If the bunker opens, dash inside.

10. Titan Speakerman

Location: Random server event.
Event: “Clash of the Titans.”
Detail: This event occurs randomly once every few hours across servers. When it happens, Titan Speakerman and Titan Cameraman fight in the main streets.
How to Collect: You cannot touch them while they are fighting. You must wait until one wins and the other is “stunned” (glowing blue) for a brief window to collect the brainrot.

How to Effectively Escape the Police?

Finding the Brainrots is only half the battle. You have to survive long enough to secure them. In 2026, the police AI has gotten significantly smarter. Here is how I manage to keep my inventory full.

1. Master the Parkour

The map is built vertically. The police are good at chasing on the ground, but they struggle with complex aerial parkour.

Stay High: If you have a 3-star wanted level or higher, get on a roof immediately.
The Highway Jump: There is a specific jump on the highway overpass that, if you time it right, lets you land on a moving truck. The police AI often miscalculates this jump and crashes.

2. Use the Environment

Water Safety: The police cannot swim. If you jump into the lake or the deep parts of the sewer river, they will stop chasing you and stand on the bank.
Hide Spots: There are specific “Hide Spots” (lockers, dumpsters, vending machines) scattered around the map. If you break line of sight and interact with these, you can enter a “Stealth Mode” where the police will run past you.

3. Stamina Management

Your stamina bar is your lifeline.

Don’t Sprint Everywhere: Jogging preserves stamina for when you really need it.
Timing the Taser: Police carry tasers. If you see them raise the taser (a yellow glow), do not try to sprint away immediately. Wait for the shot to miss, then sprint. If you sprint while they are aiming, the auto-aim almost always hits you.

Trading and Economy Tips

Once you have collected the common and uncommon brainrots, you might want to trade up for the rarer ones.

The Hub: The main trading hub is located in the Safe Zone (the green zone on the map).
Currency Rates: As of March 2026, the economy is heavily inflated.
- 1 Basic Skibidi = 100 Coins
- 1 Titan Cameraman = 5,000 Coins
- 1 TV Man = 20,000+ Coins
Scam Warning: Never go first in a trade unless you absolutely trust the other player. There is no official trade window system in Escape Police for Brainrots yet; it is all based on dropping items. Only use a trusted Middleman (often found in the Roblox Group) for high-value trades like the TV Man or G-Man.

Advanced Strategies for Collecting

To really maximize your efficiency, you need to optimize your route and server hopping.

The “Loop” Route

I use this specific loop to farm common and uncommon brainrots in about 10 minutes per cycle:

Start at Police Station (collect Basic Skibidi in alleys).
Move to City Bank (check roof for Titan Cameraman).
Head down Main Avenue to Construction Site (check for Plunger Cameraman).
Cut through the Park (check waterfall).
End at Sewer Entrance (check for Mutant Skibidi).

Server Hopping for Legendaries

For Legendaries and Mythics, staying in one server is inefficient.

Go to the spawn location (e.g., the Mall for TV Man).
Wait for 2-3 minutes.
If he doesn’t spawn, leave the server and join a new one.
Repeat.
This method, known as “hopping,” drastically increases your chances because you aren’t waiting for the long internal cooldown timers of a single server.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

I learned these the hard way so you don’t have to.

Ignoring the Wanted Level: It is tempting to just run and grab a brainrot even if you have stars. However, if you get tased while collecting, you drop the item and lose it. Always clear your wanted level before attempting a rare collect.
Fighting Unnecessary Battles: You can fight the police, but it rarely pays off in coins compared to the time wasted. Focus on evasion, not combat.
Forgetting to Bank: Your inventory is not safe until you “Bank” it at the save points in the Safe Zone. If you disconnect or die with a Legendary in your pocket, it is gone forever.

FAQ’s

How do I get the G-Man Toilet in Escape Police for Brainrots?

The G-Man Toilet is found in the Secret Bunker behind the waterfall. The bunker door only opens during specific server events or if a player with the Administrator Key is present. It is the hardest brainrot to obtain due to these access restrictions.

What is the best way to escape the police in the game?

The best way to escape is to break line of sight and use verticality. Climbing onto roofs or entering water (where police AI cannot follow) are the most effective methods. Utilizing “Hide Spots” like dumpsters also works well.

Where does the TV Man spawn?

The TV Man spawns inside the Electronic Store on the second floor of the Shopping Mall. He typically appears on the TV screens before becoming a collectible entity. He spawns more frequently when fewer players are in the mall area.

How often do new Brainrots get added?

The developers of Escape Police for Brainrots are very active. New brainrots are usually added every major update, which tends to happen every 2-4 weeks. Keep an eye on the official Roblox Group or Discord for patch notes in 2026.

Can I play Escape Police for Brainrots on mobile?

Yes, the game is available on mobile, PC, and Console. However, doing the complex parkour required to reach some Legendary spawns (like the Astro Toilet) is significantly harder on mobile due to touch controls. Using a controller is recommended if possible.

Conclusion

Collecting all Brainrots in Escape Police for Brainrots is a grind, but it is incredibly satisfying when you finally see that “Inventory Full” notification with the rarest items. With this guide, you now have the knowledge of spawn locations, escape strategies, and trading tips that most players don’t have.

Remember, the meta changes, so bookmark this page and check back often as I will update it with any new locations or brainrots introduced in March 2026. Good luck, and stay out of jail.