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MM2 September 4 Trading Watch: Raygun Is Hot While Base Values Recede — Chroma vs Base Split Deepens

Twelve days after Summer Event 2026 ended, Murder Mystery 2 has no fresh Supreme batch dated September 4 yet — but the trading board is still moving. MM2 Calculator flags Raygun as hot while the base gun recedes to 1,850 at demand 5, Chroma Raygun sits at 14,000 at demand 6, and the classic Dark Set shelf keeps grinding higher.

Last updated: September 4, 2026

Raygun is the most searched gun on MM2 Calculator today — even though the base Godly just printed another red leg. The site stamp reads Updated September 4, 2026, and the values list marks Raygun as Hot at roughly 1,850 with demand 5/10 and Receding stability. At the same time, Chroma Raygun lists near 14,000 at demand 6/10 with Stable stability — a +250 recent step that did not reverse on the September 3 batch. Twelve days after Summer Event 2026 closed, there is no Supreme value batch dated September 4 in the value changes log; the latest full reprice remains September 3, 2026 with 42 rows. That quiet hold day does not mean prices are frozen — it means traders are digesting a widening chroma vs base split on the Alien line while a separate demand-6 classic shelf keeps printing green.

Quick answer: Raygun is marked Hot because it is attracting search and trade-check interest, not because demand has recovered. Base Raygun sits near 1,850 at demand 5 with Receding stability, while Chroma Raygun is near 14,000 at demand 6 with Stable stability. There is no new September 4 Supreme batch yet.

Use the free MM2 trade calculator to compare both sides before relying on a pre-September 3 screenshot or mixing Supreme and MM2V references.

September 4 at a glance — hot search, receding base, climbing chroma

The post-summer rhythm since August 24 has been Supreme repricing every one to two days. September 3 delivered batch number six — Sun Set price cuts, Vampire and Constellation climbs, and another −50 on base Raygun. September 4, so far, is a hold window: no new Supreme rows, but MM2 Calculator’s homepage and category lists still show live movement context from the September 3 sheet plus cumulative chroma adjustments.

Three lanes matter for Raygun traders today:

Lane September 4 signal Demand / stability
Base Raygun — search heat vs value bleed ~1,850 (−50 on Sep 3 batch); flagged Hot on values list 5/10 · Receding
Chroma Raygun — opposite direction ~14,000 (+250 recent step); part of Chroma Alien Set near 38,000 6/10 · Stable
Classic demand-6 shelf — quiet alternative Darkshot ~1,800 (+25); Darksword ~1,775 (+25); Evergreen ~3,000 (+50); Constellation Gun ~2,950 (+100) 6/10 · mostly Stable
Rotation upgrade above Raygun Vampire's Gun ~2,200 (+50 on Sep 3); Constellation Gun ~2,950 6/10 · Overpaid For on several reads
High-end chroma trim (context) Chroma Traveler's Gun ~210,000 (−5,000 cumulative); Chroma Alienbeam ~24,000 (−1,000) 9/10 CTG · 6/10 Alienbeam

No official Nikilis patch notes or in-game update were published for September 4. Everything below is community value-list data and site-tracked movement — not verified Roblox pricing.

Why Raygun is "hot" while values recede

MM2 Calculator’s full values list tags Raygun with a Hot badge at roughly 1,850. That badge reflects search and trade-check interest on the site — not a demand upgrade. The underlying numbers tell a different story:

  • September 3 Supreme batch: Raygun −50 to roughly 1,850–1,950, demand still 5/10, stability Receding — the fourth red leg in the post-event Alien shelf rotation.
  • MM2 Calculator Raygun page: lists 1,850 with demand 5/10 and stability Receding; the 30-day chart still shows a net climb from the low 1.4K band, but recent batches have turned down.
  • Alienbeam partner knife: roughly 2,250 after −50 on the same September 3 sheet — also demand 5/10.
  • Alien Set: roughly 4,100–4,300 after −100 — demand 5/10, smaller step than September 2’s deeper leg.

Trade read: “Hot” here means traders are actively checking Raygun — often because offers are shifting, list conflicts exist, or holders want to know whether the Alien line has bottomed. It does not mean demand moved back to 6/10. If you are buying, treat Receding stability as a negotiation signal. If you are selling, do not anchor to August screenshots near 2,100 without re-checking the live page.

List conflict worth knowing

MM2 Calculator’s Raygun FAQ notes an MM2V cross-reference near 2,100 while the Supreme-driven sort value sits near 1,850. That roughly 250-point spread is exactly the kind of gap that drives “hot” search traffic — two traders using different lists can both think they are fair. Always compare both sides on one calculator read before accepting.

Chroma Raygun at 14K — the split keeps widening

While base Raygun recedes, Chroma Raygun sits on the opposite side of the tape. MM2 Calculator’s Chroma Raygun page lists roughly 14,000 with demand 6/10 and stability Stable, following a recent +250 step from about 13,750. The homepage Rising board still shows Chroma Raygun at 14,000 (+250) alongside Chroma Alien Set (+250) near 38,000.

The premium math is stark on September 4:

  • Base Raygun: ~1,850 · demand 5 · Receding
  • Chroma Raygun: ~14,000 · demand 6 · Stable
  • Implied chroma premium: roughly 7.6× the base gun at list midpoints

That gap widened through September even as the base Alien cluster printed four red legs post-event. Chroma Alien Set near 38,000 at demand 6/10 tells the same story at set level — collectors are still paying chroma premiums on the Halloween 2025 line while base components bleed.

Chroma Raygun’s FAQ shows an MM2V reference near 14,500 versus the Supreme midpoint near 14,000 — a smaller spread than base Raygun, but still worth checking on cross-list trades.

Trade read: Do not assume base Raygun and Chroma Raygun move together batch to batch. September 1’s chroma/base split on the Alien line is still live on September 4 — base demand 5 with Receding stability vs chroma demand 6 with Stable stability. Upgrading from base to chroma is a collector decision, not a value-arbitrage play, unless your counterparty uses an outdated base list.

Where traders rotate instead — Vampire, Constellation, and the Dark Set shelf

Capital that left the receding Alien line through early September did not disappear. The September 3 batch showed it parking in Halloween and Christmas demand-6 names — and September 4’s hold window reinforces those lanes.

Vampire's Gun — demand-6 gun above receding Raygun

Vampire's Gun lists near 2,200 at demand 6/10 after September 3’s +50 print — a third green step in the post-event window. That puts it roughly 350 points above base Raygun on the same demand tier gap (6 vs 5). For traders who want Godly gun liquidity near the 2K band without Receding stability, Vampire's Gun is the cleaner September 4 comparison than Raygun.

Constellation Gun — Christmas 2024 demand-6 at ~2,950

The base Constellation Gun sits near 2,950 at demand 6/10 with stability flagged Overpaid For on the godly values list — another +100 from the September 3 batch. Pair that with Chroma Constellation at 33,000 on demand 7/10 for a two-tier Constellation play: base gun for mid-tier liquidity, chroma gun for longer holds.

Dark Set — steady demand-6 without 2025 set volatility

The classic shelf did not need a September 4 batch to stay relevant. MM2 Calculator’s homepage high-demand board still lists:

  • Darkshot ~1,800 (+25, demand 6/10, Stable) — Darkshot page confirmed
  • Darksword ~1,775 (+25, demand 6/10, Stable)
  • Evergreen ~3,000 (+50 on Sep 3 batch, demand 6/10, Stable)
  • Blossom ~1,370 (+10 on homepage movers, demand 6/10)

These names grind slower than headline 2025 set rotations, but they offer demand 6/10 with Stable reads — a useful contrast to Raygun’s demand 5/10 Receding label. Darkshot and Darksword together form the Dark Set pair; traders building a full set should compare set value against solo piece liquidity on the calculator.

High-end chroma context — not every chroma is climbing

September 4 is not a “all chromas up” day. The homepage Falling board still highlights:

  • Chroma Traveler's Gun ~210,000 (−5,000 cumulative — not a new September 3 Supreme row)
  • Chroma Alienbeam ~24,000 (−1,000)
  • Chroma Bauble ~34,000 (−1,000)

That two-speed chroma tape — Chroma Raygun and Chroma Constellation rising while mega-cap and winter-adjacent chromas trim — matches the post-summer pattern described in earlier September trading watches. Raygun traders holding both base and chroma pieces should price each tier separately, not as a fixed ratio.

September 4 trading playbook — hold day, live spreads

With no September 4 Supreme batch yet, today’s edge is re-pricing off the September 3 sheet and watching list conflicts — not chasing a phantom update.

  1. Do not read the Hot badge as demand 6. Base Raygun is demand 5/10 with Receding stability near 1,850.
  2. Compare Chroma Raygun (~14,000) and base Raygun (~1,850) on separate calculator rows — the ~7.6× premium can shift batch to batch.
  3. If you need demand-6 gun liquidity near 2K, weigh Vampire's Gun (~2,200) against Darkshot (~1,800) and Constellation Gun (~2,950) — not Raygun alone.
  4. Review Alien Set offers against September 3 midpoints near 4,100–4,300; the fourth red leg was smaller but direction is still down.
  5. Treat Chroma Alien Set (~38,000) as a separate trade from base Alien components — chroma demand 6 vs base demand 5 on Raygun.
  6. Watch for the next Supreme batch — post-event windows often reprice every one to two days; a September 4 evening or September 5 batch could move Raygun again.
  7. Cross-check MM2V vs Supreme references on Raygun (~2,100 vs ~1,850) before calling a trade “scam” — list mismatch is a frequent source of disputes.

For the full September 3 tape that still drives today’s board, start with the value changes log, then drill into the godly and chroma values lists. Community values move fast in the post-event window; the calculator exists to keep both sides honest.

Quick FAQ

Did Raygun lose value on September 4?

There is no September 4 Supreme batch yet. The latest confirmed cut was −50 on the September 3 batch to roughly 1,850 at demand 5/10 with Receding stability. MM2 Calculator updated its site stamp to September 4, 2026, but the underlying Raygun read still reflects the September 3 sheet.

Why is Raygun marked hot if it is receding?

The Hot badge tracks search and trade-check activity on MM2 Calculator — not demand upgrades. Raygun remains one of the most checked Godlies because list conflicts, post-event rotation, and chroma/base spread questions keep traders revisiting the page.

Is Chroma Raygun still climbing?

Chroma Raygun lists near 14,000 at demand 6/10 with Stable stability and a recent +250 step. That is the opposite direction from base Raygun on the same Alien line — the chroma vs base split is widening, not converging.

Are these official Roblox prices?

No. Supreme rows and MM2 Calculator pages are unofficial community estimates. They can change when the next batch lands, so compare both sides with the calculator before trading.

Sources and Update Policy

This article uses the MM2 Calculator homepage, values list, value changes log, category lists, and the Raygun, Chroma Raygun, and Darkshot item pages listed in the audit notes. The September 4 page stamp and current badges are separated from the latest confirmed September 3 Supreme batch; no September 4 batch is presented as confirmed.

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