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MM2 Day 29 Trading Map: Mega-Cap Chromas Bleed as Raygun, Blizzard, and Sun Set Absorb Mid-Tier Capital
Four days into a post-batch pause, MM2 traders are still rotating out of mega-cap Halloween chromas and into demand-6 mid-tier chromas that pair with the active base-godly shelf.
Last updated: September 21, 2026
Murder Mystery 2 on post–Summer Event Day 29 is a chroma rebalancing story, not a fresh Supreme headline. MM2 Calculator’s value changes log still ends with the 19-row September 17, 2026 batch — with no September 18–21 dated table yet — while the homepage snapshot (last refreshed September 18, 2026) keeps printing the same split: mega-cap Halloween chromas in the red, and mid-tier chromas in the green. Chroma Traveler's Gun shows about 155,000 (−5,000) on the falling board, Chroma Evergun near 58,000 (−2,000), and M2 Chroma Ever Set near 99,000 (−2,000), against rising lines for Chroma Raygun (~14,000, +250), Chroma Blizzard (~5,250, +250), and Chroma Sunset (~6,750, +250). Run every chroma swap through the free MM2 trade calculator — list value alone will not tell you which side of that ladder is still accepting counters today.
Quick answer: The latest public map still splits in two: mega-cap chromas such as Chroma Traveler's Gun and the Ever cluster are falling on the September 18 homepage snapshot, while Chroma Raygun, Chroma Blizzard, and Chroma Sunset remain green. There is no dated September 18–21 Supreme table in this draft, so use the September 17 batch and homepage sync as separate evidence.
Compare both sides in the MM2 trade calculator before moving a mega-cap chroma into a mid-tier counter.
September 21 at a glance — quad digest, chroma IN vs mega-cap OUT
Summer Event 2026 closed on August 23, 2026. Supreme has repriced on a rough one- to two-day cadence through most of September; September 17 was the last multi-row batch logged on MM2 Calculator. That creates a quad digest window for traders: the tape you are still pricing is four days old, but the homepage movers and item pages synced on September 18 have not reversed direction.
| Lane | September 21 read (last batch: Sep 17; homepage sync: Sep 18) | Demand / stability |
|---|---|---|
| Mega-cap chroma OUT | Chroma Traveler's Gun ~155,000 (−5,000); Chroma Evergun ~58,000–60,000 (−2,000); Chroma Evergreen ~41,000–43,000 (−1,000 on Sep 16 batch) | 7–9/10 · Several tags still read Underpaid For on the chroma values list |
| Mid-tier chroma IN — Halloween 2025 | Chroma Raygun ~14,000 (+250); base Raygun ~1,950 (+50) on the same board | Chroma 6/10 Stable · Base Raygun 6/10 on Raygun value page |
| Mid-tier chroma IN — winter prep | Chroma Blizzard Gun ~5,250 (+250); Chroma Blizzard Set held demand 6 on Sep 17 batch row | 6/10 · Doing Well on Chroma Blizzard page |
| 2025 Sun Set chroma follow-through | Chroma Sun Set ~17,500 (+500 on Sep 17 batch); Chroma Sunrise ~10,750 (+250); Chroma Sunset ~6,750 (+250 on homepage) | Mostly 5/10 · Reversal lane after earlier Sun Set cuts |
| High-end cap vs base split | Chroma Constellation Gun ~31,000 (demand 7); base Constellation Gun ~2,900 (−100, demand 5) | Classic chroma/base decoupling — do not treat one as a proxy for the other |
| Ancient-tier bleed | Gingerscope ~15,750 (−250 on recent batches / ancient list) | 6/10 Stable on MM2 Ancient values |
No verified Nikilis patch note or Roblox game-page changelog tying September 21 to new tradeable chromas was found in first-party channels checked for this draft. Figures are community value-list estimates — not official Roblox prices or Robux amounts.
Why mega-cap chromas keep printing red during the digest
The September 17 batch extended a selloff traders have watched since early September. Chroma Traveler's Gun logged another −5,000 step on the September 18 homepage sync; the Chroma Traveler's Gun page describes that move as a pullback from about 160,000 toward 155,000 while demand remains high (8–9/10 depending on view). High demand with a red value line is not a contradiction in MM2 — it often means the list is catching up to softer real offers, not that the item is suddenly easy to buy cheap.
The Chroma Ever cluster moved the same direction on the same tape: Chroma Evergun near 58,000–60,000 after −2,000, and M2 Chroma Ever Set near 99,000 after −2,000 on the homepage falling board. Together with Chroma Evergreen’s −1,000 print on the September 16 batch, the read is a coordinated exit from 2023 Halloween mega caps — not a one-off typo on a single item page.
Trade read for high-end holders: Exiting a mega cap during a digest pause can still be rational if your goal is liquidity into demand-6 mid chromas. Waiting for a “fresh batch bounce” is speculative when the last four days of homepage data have not flipped green. Compare partial offers against the full MM2 chroma values table before you swap Chroma Traveler's Gun into a single mid-tier piece — spreads are wide, and Underpaid For tags on several caps mean counters may ask for overpay even while values fall.
The mid-tier chroma ladder — Raygun, Blizzard, and Sun Set
Capital leaving mega caps has a visible destination on the September 18 homepage: chromas in the roughly 5,000–14,000 band with demand 6/10 and green +250 prints.
Chroma Raygun near 14,000 is the cleanest pairing story. Base Raygun sits near 1,950 at demand 6 on the same snapshot, and the Chroma Raygun page (updated September 18, 2026) confirms the +250 step with a Stable tag. That is the same Halloween 2025 lane that absorbed traders rotating out of bleeding 2024 upgrade sets — but today’s article is about the chroma step of the ladder, not the base-godly rotation covered yesterday.
Chroma Blizzard near 5,250 is the winter-prep anchor. Supreme logged demand 6 on the set row in the September 17 batch, and the gun’s +250 (+5%) move on the item page carries a Doing Well stability tag — unusual language for a chroma that spent much of August off-season. Traders building toward December-themed inventories use this gun as a liquid mid chroma that still clears faster than a 30,000+ cap name.
Sun Set chroma trio: The September 17 batch finally printed green on Chroma Sun Set (~17,500, +500) after weeks of red Sun Set lines — with Chroma Sunrise (~10,750, +250) and homepage Chroma Sunset (~6,750, +250) moving in the same direction at demand 5. That is a reversal lane, not a demand-6 shelf, so treat it as a tactical upgrade path rather than a parking spot equal to Raygun or Blizzard.
Do not assume base and chroma move together
Chroma Constellation Gun near 31,000 at demand 7 still outranks base Constellation Gun near 2,900 at demand 5 on the September 17 batch. The chroma cap can hold while the base godly recedes — the same decoupling pattern seen on Sun Set and Alien lines earlier in September. Before you trade a base Constellation piece because “chroma Constellation is high,” open both rows on the calculator and compare demand scores separately.
Base godly shelf still matters for chroma upgrades
Mid chromas rarely trade in isolation. Most players stack base godlies toward a chroma target, and the demand-6 base shelf is still intact on the September 18 homepage: Darkshot (~1,800, +25), Darksword (~1,775, +25), Raygun, Blossom (~1,370, +10), and Sakura (~1,360, +10). Use the MM2 Godly values list to bundle those Stable demand-6 pieces when bridging into Chroma Raygun or Chroma Blizzard — especially during a digest when mega-cap sellers may accept fair totals built from smaller names.
Gingerscope near 15,750 at demand 6 on the ancient list is a cautionary compare: it sits between Blizzard and Raygun chroma price points but has printed repeated −250 steps in recent batches. Ancient-tier liquidity is thinner than godly chroma liquidity even when demand scores match.
The Hunt: Roblox 20 footnote for traders (not a value driver)
Roblox’s official The Hunt: Roblox 20 spotlight lists the event from Thursday, September 17 through Monday, September 28, 2026 (Pacific Time). Murder Mystery 2’s 2014-stage quest — widely reported as collecting 50 coins across normal rounds for the platform badge and hub reward — is live concurrent content, not a new tradeable Godly drop. Player counts can feel higher mid-event, but MM2 Calculator has not logged a Hunt-linked Supreme batch; treat any “event pump” on chroma prices as unverified until a dated batch row appears.
Practical checklist before your next chroma trade
- Check the batch date first. If the changes log still stops at September 17, you are trading on held estimates — refresh item pages before accepting.
- Split mega-cap exits from mid-tier entries. Do not value a Chroma Traveler's Gun exit using only Chroma Raygun as comp; demand tiers and spread risk differ by an order of magnitude.
- Prefer demand 6 in the 5K–14K band. Raygun and Blizzard chromas share the homepage green cluster with base Raygun demand 6 — a coherent upgrade story.
- Watch Sun Set as reversal, not shelf. +500 on Chroma Sun Set is meaningful after red weeks, but demand 5 still means slower counters than Blizzard/Raygun chroma.
- Log base vs chroma separately on Constellation and Ever lines. High chroma demand does not rescue a demand-5 base gun.
When the next Supreme batch lands — likely on the historical one- to two-day cadence unless the digest extends — expect either follow-through on mega-cap reds or a snap-back on Traveler's and Ever. Until then, the September 18 homepage is the best public map: out of the 150K+ cluster, into demand-6 mid chromas that still print +250.
Quick FAQ
Is there a new Supreme batch for September 21?
No dated September 18–21 table was verified for this draft. The latest full batch remains September 17, while the homepage and item pages reflect the September 18 sync.
Which chromas are still on the green side?
The source lists Chroma Raygun near 14,000 (+250), Chroma Blizzard near 5,250 (+250), and Chroma Sunset near 6,750 (+250) on the rising side. Chroma Sun Set and Chroma Sunrise also have September 17 green batch lines, but their demand-5 profile is different from the demand-6 Raygun and Blizzard lane.
Why can a high-demand chroma still fall?
Demand and value movement are separate signals. The source uses Chroma Traveler's Gun and the Ever cluster as examples where high demand coexists with falling list values and wider offer spreads. Compare current rows and accepted offers rather than using demand as a price guarantee.
Sources and Update Policy
This article combines MM2 Calculator's September 17 value-change rows, the September 18 homepage and item-page snapshots, and the Godly, Chroma, and Ancient lists. The Roblox Hunt date window and 50-coin details are contextual community-guide information, not a new tradeable Godly announcement.
MM2 values, demand labels, stability reads, and rotation interpretations are unofficial community estimates. Recheck the latest dated rows, account for list-versus-offer spreads, and compare both sides in the calculator before accepting a trade.