MM2 September 3 Supreme Batch: Sun Set Price Cuts Follow Demand Drop as Vampire and Constellation Keep Climbing

Last updated: September 3, 2026

Murder Mystery 2’s sixth post-Summer Event Supreme value batch landed on September 3, 2026 — and the headline move is the second leg of the Sun Set correction: yesterday’s demand downgrade is now followed by actual price cuts. MM2 Calculator’s site stamp reads Updated September 3, 2026, and the value changes log lists 42 confirmed Supreme rows dated September 3. Sun Set dropped −175 to roughly 1,975–2,075, Sunrise Gun fell −150 to about 1,200–1,300, and stability on Sun Set shifted to Receding. Capital continues flowing into Vampire's Gun, Celestial Set, and the base Constellation Gun instead — while Chroma Constellation printed another +500 to 33,000.

Use the free MM2 trade calculator to compare both sides before relying on an older Sun Set screenshot or a single list.

September 3 batch at a glance — price follows demand

The post-summer rhythm since August 24 has been Supreme repricing every one to two days. September 2 delivered batch number five with a demand rotation: Sun Set, Sunrise, and Sunset lost demand 6 but kept flat midpoints. September 3 is the follow-through batch — list makers cut the numbers that demand already signaled. No official Nikilis patch notes or in-game update were published for this date; the movement is community value-list repricing, not a verified game change.

Four lanes stand out on today’s tape:

Sun Set — demand cut yesterday, price cut today

For most of late August, Sun Set was the post-event winner. August 27, 29, and 31 batches each printed green rows on the set and its Sunrise/Sunset pieces, pushing Sun Set toward roughly 2,150 at demand 6/10. September 2 broke that streak by downgrading demand to 5/10 without cutting the listed midpoint. September 3 completes the correction:

• Sun Set −175 to roughly 1,975–2,075 (demand 5)
• Sunrise Gun −150 to roughly 1,200–1,300 — the largest single Godly drop on today’s sheet
• Sunset Knife −25 to roughly 775
• Chroma Sun Set −500 to roughly 19,500–19,750
• Chroma Sunrise Gun −250 to roughly 12,000
• Chroma Sunset Knife −250 to roughly 7,500–7,750

MM2 Calculator’s Sun Set page now lists about 1,975 with demand 5/10 and stability Receding. That is a sharper trade signal than yesterday’s flat-value demand downgrade alone: list makers are now cutting midpoints, not just relabeling demand tiers.

Trade read: If you bought Sun Set on the August surge expecting demand-6 exit liquidity, re-price again today. Sellers anchoring to “~2,150 Sun Set” screenshots from September 1 or early September 2 are behind the September 3 sheet. Buyers can negotiate harder — a demand cut on day one followed by a −175 value cut on day two is the classic two-step rotation pattern traders watch for in post-event windows.

Vampire, Celestial, and Constellation — second green day for the new demand-6 cluster

September 2’s green demand story sat in the Halloween and Christmas shelves. September 3 confirms the rotation with another round of price increases on the same names.

Vampire's Gun — +50 again at demand 6

Vampire's Gun rose +50 to roughly 2,200–2,300 on the September 3 batch, holding demand 6/10. That follows September 2’s +100 step and August 31’s demand revival — making this a three-batch climb, not a one-day spike. MM2 Calculator’s Vampire's Gun page lists about 2,200 with stability flagged Overpaid For, meaning traders are still paying above the midpoint to secure the piece.

Vampire's Set also printed +50 to roughly 3,800–3,900 at demand 6. At roughly 2,200, Vampire's Gun now trades above the receding Raygun bracket near 1,850–1,950 — a clear liquidity preference shift since the post-event rotation began.

Celestial Set and Constellation Gun — demand 6 holds with +100 prints

Celestial Set gained another +100 to roughly 5,400–5,500 at demand 6/10 — holding the demand upgrade from September 2. The base Constellation Gun printed +100 to roughly 2,950–3,050 at demand 6/10. MM2 Calculator’s godly values list shows Constellation at about 2,950 with stability Overpaid For.

Traders upgrading out of receding Sun Set and Alien pieces appear to be parking capital in the Constellation pair — base gun for liquidity near 3K, chroma gun for longer holds. Celestial Set offers a higher absolute set value near 5.5K for collectors who want demand 6 without the 2025 sun-line volatility.

Chroma Constellation hits 33K — fourth +500 step in a row

Chroma Constellation added another +500 on September 3 to 33,000 at demand 7/10. That is the fourth consecutive +500 print after September 2’s step to 32,500 — a slower pace than the three straight +1,000 prints on August 29, 30, and 31, but direction is unchanged. MM2 Calculator’s Chroma Constellation page lists 33,000 with stability Stable.

Context for chroma traders: demand 7 has held through the entire post-event window while Sun Set and Alien lines rotated underneath. Chroma Constellation is absorbing capital that is leaving softer 2025 set shelves. The item FAQ still notes an MM2Values cross-reference near 31,000 — roughly two steps below the Supreme midpoint — so cross-list trades may need a wider spread check.

Trade read: Treat 33K as a momentum chroma, not a quick flip. A +500 row is only about 1.5% at this price level — but counteroffers still matter on high-end chroma trades. The milestone matters more for portfolio tracking than for day-trade spreads.

Alien cluster — smaller fourth red leg

The base Alien shelf printed red again on September 3, but with smaller cuts than September 2’s deeper leg:

• Alien Set −100 to roughly 4,100–4,300 (demand 5)
• Raygun −50 to roughly 1,850–1,950 (demand 5)
• Alienbeam −50 to roughly 2,250–2,350 (demand 5)

MM2 Calculator’s Raygun page now lists about 1,850 with stability Receding — the fourth pullback leg in the post-event window. The 30-day chart still shows a net climb from the low 1.4K band, but rotation has clearly moved on. Capital that chased Alien pieces through early September is flowing toward Vampire, Constellation, and the classic demand-6 shelf instead.

Do not assume chroma Alien pieces move in lockstep with base Alien on every batch — September 1’s chroma/base split still applies on some chroma Raygun reads — but the base Alien line’s September 3 batch is uniformly red again, just at half the September 2 step size.

Evergreen hits 3K and winter keeps bleeding

Evergreen added another +50 to 3,000 at demand 6/10 on the September 3 batch. MM2 Calculator’s Evergreen page lists stability Stable. That makes Evergreen part of the same classic demand-6 shelf that held through August — a steadier lane than rotating 2025 set lines.

Winter inventory continued to soften on the same sheet with deeper cuts than September 2:

• Snow Set −80 to roughly 860–920
• Snowcannon −75 to roughly 675–725
• Bauble −75 to roughly 675–725
• Chroma Snow Set −100; Chroma Blizzard Set −100; Chroma Blizzard Gun −100; Chroma Snow Dagger −100
• Gingerscope −250 to roughly 17,250 (demand 6)

Off-season Christmas pieces remain a liquidity risk if you need quick upgrades into the new demand-6 rotation names. Snowcannon’s −75 print makes it one of today’s notable Godly drops alongside Sunrise.

Icecream bounce and Chroma Beach recovery — summer lane split

Not every summer item is bleeding. Icecream gained +10 to roughly 170–185 at demand 3/10 with stability Doing Well — progress from the post-event crash, but still a low-demand hold, not a rotation target. MM2 Calculator’s Icecream page lists about 170.

Chroma Beach Set printed +100 to roughly 2,850–3,050 at demand 5 — a small recovery lane for summer chroma inventory while the Sun Set chroma line keeps falling. Treat this as a niche bounce, not a broad summer revival: Icecream demand remains 3/10 and Sun Set is Receding at demand 5.

Other September 3 rows worth a glance

Chroma Evergun dropped −1,000 to about 73,000 at demand 8/10 — part of the broader high-end chroma trim. Chroma Traveler's Gun near 210,000 on the homepage reflects earlier cumulative adjustment, not a new September 3 Supreme row.

Ornament gained +10 to roughly 100–110 at demand 2/10 — a low-tier seasonal tick, not a rotation lane. Xeno Set and Xenoshot/Xenoknife each printed small green rows (+30/+15). Corrupt Set ticked −1 again at demand 3/10 — background noise.

Valentine chroma trim: Chroma Treat and Chroma Sweet each dropped −50 on the September 3 batch — continuing the off-season bleed pattern seen on winter shelves.

Post-event trading playbook after the September 3 batch

Eleven days after Summer Event 2026 ended, the market message on September 3 is clear: when demand drops first, price cuts often follow within one batch. Sun Set lost demand 6 on September 2 and lost ~175 in listed value on September 3. Vampire's Gun, Celestial Set, and Constellation Gun kept climbing on the same two-day window. Chroma Constellation reached 33K. Alien and winter shelves keep bleeding, just at varying step sizes.

Community discussion about a potential Season 2 release, Mystery Box 3, or Nikilis “big update” roadmap remains unconfirmed speculation, not verified news.

Practical checklist for today:

1. Stop pricing Sun Set trades at ~2,150 or demand 6 — the September 3 batch lists ~1,975 at demand 5 with Receding stability.
2. Re-check Sunrise Gun offers — the −150 print to ~1,200–1,300 is today’s largest Godly drop percentage-wise.
3. If you need demand-6 gun liquidity near ~2K, compare Vampire's Gun at ~2,200 against Raygun at ~1,850 on the calculator — Raygun is Receding at demand 5.
4. Consider Constellation Gun at ~2,950 if you want demand 6 with a Christmas 2024 origin instead of a 2025 set line.
5. Treat Chroma Constellation at 33K as a hold-tier chroma — demand 7 helps, but +500 steps are smaller than the August +1,000 streak.
6. Review Chroma Sun Set and Chroma Sunrise/Sunset holdings — the September 3 batch printed red chroma rows for the second straight day.
7. Do not overpay for Alien Set on pre–September 3 screenshots — the fourth leg puts the midpoint near 4,100–4,300.
8. Watch Snowcannon and Bauble if you hold winter inventory — both printed −75 on today’s sheet.

For the full September 3 tape, start with the MM2 value changes log, then drill into individual item pages on the godly and chroma values lists before you send or accept a trade. Community values move fast in the post-event window; the calculator exists to keep both sides honest.

Quick FAQ

Did Sun Set lose value on September 3?

Yes. After its demand moved from 6 to 5 on September 2, the September 3 batch cut Sun Set by 175 to roughly 1,975–2,075 and marked its stability Receding.

Which items kept climbing?

Vampire’s Gun, Vampire’s Set, Celestial Set, and Constellation Gun printed gains in the demand-6 cluster. Chroma Constellation also added 500 to reach 33,000 at demand 7.

Are these official Roblox prices?

No. Supreme rows and MM2 Calculator item pages are unofficial community estimates. They can change between batches, so compare both sides with the calculator before trading.

Sources and Update Policy

This article uses the MM2 Calculator homepage, value changes log, and the item pages listed in the audit notes, all checked for the September 3, 2026 batch. Where a homepage mover or MM2Values reference did not match a confirmed Supreme row, it is described as context rather than presented as a new batch value.

MM2 values are unofficial community estimates, not official Roblox prices or guaranteed trade outcomes. Recheck current item data before making a trade decision.