MM2 September 13 Supreme Batch: Chroma Blizzard Upgrades to Demand 6 as Vampire Playbook Prints Red — Day 21

Last updated: September 13, 2026

Twenty-one days after Summer Event 2026 closed, Murder Mystery 2 got its ninth post-event Supreme batch — and the September 13 tape split cleanly into two stories. Winter prep finally showed up on the chroma board: Chroma Blizzard Set and Chroma Blizzard Gun both upgraded from demand 5 → 6 with +350 green prints to roughly 9,000 and 4,750. At the same time, the Sun Set playbook printed its next red wave on the Vampire–Evergreen lane: Vampire's Gun −150, Evergreen −200, and Vampire's Set −150 — all still at demand 5/10 after losing demand 6 on September 5. The loudest single move was Chroma Evergreen at −4,000 to 43,000, while yesterday's headline climber Chroma Constellation took its first pullback at −500 to 32,500. MM2 Calculator logged 24 repriced rows dated September 13, 2026.

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September 13 at a glance — Day 21, winter prep meets playbook selloff

Since Summer Event ended on August 23, 2026, Supreme has repriced roughly every one to two days. September 12 was a digest day with no full batch — the board still moved on homepage syncs. September 13 ended that pause with a focused 24-row batch that confirms two rotation lanes traders should track separately: winter IN and demand-5 playbook OUT.

No official Nikilis patch notes or verified in-game update was published for September 13. Everything below is community value-list data tracked on MM2 Calculator — not official Roblox pricing.

Chroma Blizzard upgrades to demand 6 — winter prep is no longer a side note

Winter Godlies have printed small greens on and off since early September — Blizzard Set upgraded to demand 5 on the September 10 batch, and Snowcannon moved on the September 8 batch. September 13 is the first day the chroma winter shelf joined with a demand upgrade, not just a value tick.

On the MM2 value changes log, two chroma Blizzard names moved together:

• Chroma Blizzard Set printed +350 to roughly 9,000–9,250 with demand 5 → 6.
• Chroma Blizzard Gun printed +350 to roughly 4,750–5,000 with demand 5 → 6.

On the MM2 Chroma values list, Chroma Blizzard Gun leads today's chroma gains at +350 (+7.95%) with stability flagged Doing Well — a sharper trade signal than a flat demand-5 grind. Base Blizzard Set added a smaller +20 to roughly 580–600 at demand 5/10, keeping the base chroma pair aligned without upgrading the Godly set tier yet.

Trade read: If you rotated capital out of receding 2025 sets or bleeding Ancients, the September 13 batch suggests winter chroma is the next IN lane — not base winter Godlies alone. Chroma Blizzard at demand 6/10 sits far below the Chroma Ever cluster that printed red again today, which makes it a cleaner upgrade target for mid-inventory traders who want seasonal exposure without high-end chroma list-reference gaps. Compare a Chroma Blizzard stack against a partial Dark Set or Celestial offer on the calculator before accepting.

Vampire playbook step 3 — second red wave after the September 5 demand downgrade

The Sun Set playbook has become the most reliable warning pattern in post-Summer Event trading: demand falls from 6 → 5 while value prints green, then red value cuts follow on the next one or two batches. September 8 confirmed that pattern on Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set. September 13 is step three — a second red wave on the same names still stuck at demand 5/10.

From the September 13 batch:

• Vampire's Gun −150 to roughly 1,850–1,950. On the Vampire's Gun page, the midpoint lists near 1,850 with stability Receding — the same label it carried after the September 8 cut.
• Evergreen −200 to roughly 2,700–2,800. On the Evergreen page, demand remains 5/10 with stability Receding, and the confirmed snapshot shows −200 from 2,900 (−6.9%) across the last two batches.
• Vampire's Set −150 to roughly 3,450–3,550 at demand 5/10 — matching the set-level cut on its gun partner.

Sun Set itself printed +25 to roughly 1,725 on the same batch — a small bounce that does not undo the broader 2025-set OUT rotation. Chroma Sun Set still printed −500 to roughly 17,500–18,000, extending the chroma-side selloff on the 2025 sun line.

Trade read: Do not treat demand 5/10 as a floor. The playbook has already run twice on this cluster since September 5. If you hold Vampire's Gun or Evergreen as a hold-to-recover bet, compare exit offers against Chroma Blizzard or the classic Dark Set shelf rather than assuming the red streak ends here. If you are buying the dip, note that MM2V references on Vampire's Gun still list near 1,675 against Supreme's 1,850 — counterparty expectations may lag or lead the latest row.

Chroma Evergreen −4K — the Ever cluster takes the batch's deepest cut

While winter chromas upgraded, the Chroma Ever cluster printed the batch's loudest red rows — continuing a multi-week OUT lane that started before September 10.

September 13 chroma Ever moves from the MM2 Chroma values list and value changes log:

• Chroma Evergreen −4,000 to 43,000 at demand 7/10 — the single largest drop on the batch at −8.51%. On the Chroma Evergreen page, stability is flagged Underpaid For, and the 49-day history shows a −14,000 period decline from the 57K band.
• Chroma Evergun −2,000 to roughly 64,000–66,000 at demand 7/10.
• Chroma Ever Set −6,000 to roughly 107,000 on the homepage high-demand board at demand 7/10.

That is the opposite side of the same rotation that lifted Chroma Constellation through early September. Capital is not leaving chroma entirely — it is sliding down the ladder from high-demand Ever chromas toward mid-tier names like Chroma Blizzard and away from receding Evergreen base copies.

Trade read: Chroma Evergreen at demand 7/10 still carries a premium tag, but the stability label and consecutive red batches matter more than the demand score right now. The MM2V reference on the item FAQ lists near 59,000 against Supreme's 43,000 — a wide gap that makes both-side offers risky. Build Ever trades piece by piece, not as a set lump sum.

Chroma Constellation pulls back — first −500 after the 33K peak

Yesterday's headline was Chroma Constellation at 33,000 on the September 12 homepage movers board — the chroma mid-tier rally leader at demand 7/10. September 13 brought the first pullback: −500 to 32,500 with demand still at 7/10.

On the Chroma Constellation page, stability remains Stable and the 49-day history still shows a +5,500 period climb — so one batch does not erase the mid-tier chroma IN lane. But the move matters because it happened on the same day base Constellation Gun printed −50 to 3,150 at demand 5/10, continuing playbook step 2 after the September 10 demand downgrade from 6 → 5.

The base vs chroma split is now wider and directionally mixed:

• Base Constellation Gun near 3,150 at demand 5/10 — two consecutive value cuts after the demand downgrade, matching the Sun Set warning pattern.
• Chroma Constellation near 32,500 at demand 7/10 — still up on the month, but no longer printing green every batch.

Trade read: If a trader offers "Constellation" without specifying version, stop and clarify. A base Constellation add near 3,150 is a playbook watch name. A Chroma Constellation add near 32,500 is a different trade entirely — and today's −500 is a reminder that even demand-7 chromas can print red when the Ever cluster and winter lane compete for the same upgrade capital.

Raygun bounces +100 while Alienbeam slides — the 2025 base split continues

The September 13 batch also showed that "2025 OUT" is not one uniform lane. Raygun printed +100 to 1,750 at demand 5/10 on the batch — the only meaningful green among the 2025 Halloween base guns. On the Raygun page, the confirmed snapshot shows +100 from 1,650 (+6.06%) with stability Stable, reversing the small red print on the September 10 batch.

Alienbeam moved the other way: −100 to roughly 1,850–1,950 at demand 5/10. That keeps the Alien Set pair split — Raygun IN on today's batch, Alienbeam OUT — even though both sit in the same Godly set on paper.

Chroma Beach Set is the other split worth noting: it printed a small +50 to roughly 3,200 but lost demand 6 → 5 — a demand downgrade without a matching value cut, the same early-warning shape that hit Constellation Gun on September 10. Post-Summer Event live-event inventory remains a slow trade: Icecream dropped to demand 2/10 with −5 to 150 on the same batch.

Trade read: Do not bundle Raygun and Alienbeam as equally strong set components. Price each piece on the calculator. If you are offered a Chroma Beach Set trade, treat the demand downgrade as a yellow flag even though the value line printed green.

Gingerscope — third consecutive cut extends the Ancient selloff

Gingerscope printed −250 to 16,250 on the September 13 batch — its third consecutive red row since the September 10 full batch, following the heavier September 11 partial sync. On the Gingerscope page, demand still lists 6/10 with stability Stable, but the 49-day history shows a −1,500 period decline from the 17.8K peak.

That extends the Ancient OUT lane from September 12's two-speed market theme into a third batch day. Gingerscope is not part of the winter prep cluster — it is a 2023 Christmas Ancient competing for the same upgrade dollars as Chroma Blizzard and Celestial Set names.

Trade read: Watch whether Gingerscope follows Constellation's path next — demand 6/10 holding while value keeps printing red. A demand downgrade to 5/10 on a future batch would be step one of the same playbook that hit Vampire's Gun and Evergreen in early September.

What MM2 traders should do on September 13

Day 21 after Summer Event is a batch day, not a headline patch day. The September 13 Supreme batch makes three positioning calls clear.

1. Track winter prep as its own lane. Chroma Blizzard Set and Chroma Blizzard Gun at demand 6/10 are the batch's clearest IN signal. Base Blizzard Set at demand 5/10 is a smaller, slower companion trade.
2. Treat Vampire's Gun and Evergreen as playbook step 3, not a dip buy by default. Second red cuts at demand 5/10 mean the warning pattern is still active — compare exits against Chroma Blizzard or Dark Set classics.
3. Split Chroma Ever from Chroma Blizzard mentally. Evergreen chroma printed −4,000 while Chroma Blizzard printed +350 on the same batch. "Winter chroma" is not one trade.
4. Clarify Constellation version on every offer. Base near 3,150 at demand 5/10 and Chroma near 32,500 at demand 7/10 are diverging in both value and risk profile.
5. Run every trade through the calculator. List-reference gaps — Chroma Evergreen at 43,000 vs MM2V 59,000, Vampire's Gun at 1,850 vs MM2V 1,675 — mean counterparty expectations may not match the September 13 row.

Murder Mystery 2 values are community trading estimates. They are not official Roblox prices, Robux amounts, or cash values. Confirm demand, stability, and the update date on the MM2 value changes log before you accept any offer — especially on a batch day when winter prep and playbook selloffs hit the same board.

Quick FAQ

Did Chroma Blizzard reach demand 6?

Yes. Chroma Blizzard Set and Chroma Blizzard Gun each gained 350 and upgraded from demand 5 to 6 in the September 13 batch.

What happened to the Vampire and Evergreen lane?

Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set printed another red wave while remaining at demand 5. This continues the demand-downgrade playbook that began on September 5.

Did Chroma Constellation keep rising?

No. It pulled back 500 from 33,000 to about 32,500 while demand stayed at 7. Its Stable tag and longer period gain remain separate from the single-batch correction.

Sources and Update Policy

This article uses MM2 Calculator’s September 13 value changes batch, homepage, Chroma, Godly, Set, and item pages listed in the audit notes. Confirmed Supreme rows are kept separate from homepage movers, cross-list references, and unverified community speculation.

MM2 values, demand labels, stability reads, and rotation interpretations are unofficial community estimates, not official Roblox prices or guaranteed trade outcomes. Recheck current pages and compare both sides before making a trade decision.