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MM2 September 6 Trading Watch: Demand-6 Exit Wave Hits Vampire and Evergreen in September 5 Batch
Murder Mystery 2's September 5 Supreme batch ended a two-day hold with 42 repriced rows — and the loudest signal was not a red value line. Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set all printed green while demand fell from 6 to 5, repeating the Sun Set playbook. Constellation Gun and Celestial Set are the last demand-6 climbers in the upgrade cluster.
Last updated: September 6, 2026
The September 5, 2026 Supreme value batch broke Murder Mystery 2's two-day hold — and the loudest warning was not a red price line. Fourteen days after Summer Event 2026 ended, MM2 Calculator logged 42 Supreme rows dated September 5, the seventh post-event reprice. Several former IN-lane favorites — Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set — still printed green values, but each lost demand 6 → 5. That is the same two-step pattern Sun Set showed before its September 3 price cut: demand down first, value cut next. Meanwhile Constellation Gun and Celestial Set kept climbing at demand 6, 2025 set rotation accelerated on Raygun and Alien Set, and Chroma Traveler's Gun took another −20,000 Supreme trim.
Quick answer: A green value row does not cancel a demand downgrade. Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set moved from demand 6 to 5 in the September 5 batch, while Constellation Gun and Celestial Set held demand 6 and continued to climb. Treat the former group as an early exit signal and compare every offer with the latest batch.
Use the free MM2 trade calculator and the value changes log before relying on yesterday's screenshot.
September 6 at a glance — Day 14, hold broken, demand exits first
Since the Summer Event closed on August 23, 2026, Supreme has repriced roughly every one to two days. September 4 and September 5 looked like another digest pause — until the September 5 batch landed with 42 rows. The batch is not a broad crash. It is a rotation correction: capital is leaving items whose demand tags just slipped, while a narrower demand-6 shelf keeps absorbing upgrades.
| Signal | September 5 batch read | Demand / stability |
|---|---|---|
| Demand-6 exit — green value, red demand tag | Vampire's Gun ~2,250 (+50); Evergreen ~3,000 (flat); Vampire's Set ~3,850 (+50) | All 6 → 5 · Stable on most reads |
| Still IN — demand-6 climbers | Constellation Gun ~3,050–3,150 (+100); Celestial Set ~5,500–5,600 (+100); Darkshot ~1,800 (+25); Darksword ~1,775 (+25) | 6/10 · Overpaid For on Constellation |
| 2025 set rotation — deeper OUT lane | Raygun ~1,750–1,850 (−100); Alien Set ~3,900–4,100 (−200); Sun Set ~1,875–2,000 (−100); Alienbeam ~2,150–2,250 (−100); Sunrise ~1,150–1,250 (−50) | 5/10 · Receding on Raygun/Alien lines |
| Chroma high-end trim | Chroma Traveler's Gun ~200,000 Supreme (−20,000); Chroma Evergun ~70,000–72,000 (−3,000); Chroma Sun Set ~19,250–19,500 (−250); Chroma Sunrise ~11,750 (−250) | 9/10 CTG · 8/10 Evergun · 5/10 sun chromas |
| Chroma / mid-tier bright spots | Chroma Beach Set ~3,050–3,150 (+200); Chroma Constellation ~33,000 (flat, demand 7); Soul/Spirit small greens | 7/10 Constellation · mixed elsewhere |
| Winter off-season bleed | Snow Set ~825–885 (−35); Snowcannon ~650–700 (−25); Bauble ~650–700 (−25); Gingerscope ~17,000 (−250) | 5/10 on most Godlies |
No official Nikilis patch notes or verified in-game update was published for September 6. Everything below is community value-list data tracked on MM2 Calculator — not official Roblox pricing.
The demand-6 exit wave — why green values can still be sell signals
Post-event traders learned a rule in early September: demand downgrades often precede value cuts by one batch. Sun Set lost demand 6 on September 2 with a flat listed value, then printed −175 on September 3 with Receding stability. The September 5 batch suggests that playbook is spreading to former upgrade-lane favorites.
Vampire's Gun lists near 2,250 after a +50 green row on MM2 Calculator's Vampire's Gun page — but demand dropped from 6/10 to 5/10 and stability reads Stable, not Overpaid For. Three consecutive green batches through September 3 made Vampire's Gun the clearest IN-lane upgrade from receding 2025 sets. The September 5 demand tag says that lane is cooling even while the headline number ticks up.
Evergreen tells a similar story. The knife sits near 3,000 on the Evergreen page with a flat September 5 value row after multiple green batches — but demand also fell 6 → 5. Vampire's Set printed +50 to roughly 3,850 with the same demand downgrade on the set line.
Trade read: If you hold Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, or Vampire's Set, treat the demand drop as the lead indicator — not the green value row. Sellers who wait for a red price print often miss the best exit window. Buyers should not pay demand-6 premiums for items now tagged 5/10 unless the next batch confirms a hold.
What still looks IN — Constellation, Celestial, and the Dark Set shelf
Constellation Gun and Celestial Set — the last demand-6 upgrade cluster
While the Vampire line wobbles, the Christmas 2024 cluster kept climbing without a demand downgrade. Constellation Gun printed +100 to roughly 3,050–3,150 at demand 6/10 with Overpaid For stability on the godly values list. Celestial Set added another +100 to about 5,500–5,600, also at demand 6.
That makes Constellation Gun the clearest ~3K demand-6 target for traders rotating out of receding Raygun near 1,750 or softening Vampire's Gun. Celestial Set offers a higher bracket for inventory consolidating away from bleeding Alien Set near 3,900–4,100.
Dark Set classics — demand 6 without a downgrade tag
The boring demand-6 Halloween 2023 shelf did not print demand downgrades on September 5. Darkshot sits near 1,800 at demand 6/10 Stable per the Darkshot page. Darksword lists near 1,775 with the same demand 6 tag. Blossom and Sakura held demand 6 on September 4 wiki-sync rows without a September 5 Supreme downgrade.
For traders who cannot reach Constellation or Celestial tiers, Dark Set plus Blossom/Sakura remains the sticky mid-tier demand-6 pocket — distinct from the Vampire/Evergreen group that just lost its demand tag.
OUT lane accelerates — Raygun, Alien, and Sun Set keep bleeding
The 2025 set rotation did not pause when the hold window ended. Raygun dropped another −100 to roughly 1,750–1,850 at demand 5/10 Receding on the Raygun page — a fourth post-event leg after September 2, 3, and 4 wiki-sync cuts. MM2 Calculator still flags Raygun as hot on the homepage trend widget, but the base gun's Receding tag and sub-1,850 print tell a different liquidity story than the September 4 chroma-vs-base split article described.
Alien Set took the batch's largest set-line cut at −200 to about 3,900–4,100. Alienbeam matched Raygun with −100. Sun Set lost another −100 to roughly 1,875–2,000 after the September 3 demand-led correction — confirming the OUT lane is still active, not exhausted.
Trade read: Treat Raygun, Alienbeam, Sunrise, and Sun Set as source inventory for upgrades, not hold pieces — unless you are deliberately betting on a seasonal reversal with no verified Season 2 date.
Chroma split — CTG trim deepens while Constellation holds 33K
High-end chroma capital continued reallocating on September 5. Chroma Traveler's Gun printed −20,000 on the Supreme row to about 200,000 (MM2V reference near 195,000), per the Chroma Traveler's Gun page. That follows cumulative post-event trims and keeps CTG at demand 9/10 — high demand does not mean immune from large red rows.
Chroma Evergun lost −3,000 to roughly 70,000–72,000 at demand 8/10. The 2025 sun chroma line kept sliding: Chroma Sun Set −250, Chroma Sunrise −250, plus smaller trims on Chroma Treat and Chroma Sweet.
On the other side, Chroma Constellation held near 33,000 at demand 7/10 with no September 5 cut — still the clearest chroma winner on the chroma values list. Chroma Beach Set printed +200, a rare green chroma row in a batch dominated by trims.
Trade read: Chroma traders should think in two speeds — trim exposure on CTG, Evergun, and 2025 sun chromas; keep Constellation and selective mid chromas like Beach Set on the watch list. The chroma/base premium on Raygun (~14,000 chroma vs ~1,750 base) remains wide, but base Raygun's Receding tag makes that pair a sell-base, hold-chroma split for some inventories — not a universal rule.
What traders should do on September 6
- Re-check demand tags before value numbers. Green rows with 6 → 5 demand downgrades on Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set are early warnings — not hold confirmations.
- Prioritize demand-6 items without a downgrade. Constellation Gun, Celestial Set, Darkshot, and Darksword printed September 5 greens without losing demand 6.
- Keep rotating out of 2025 OUT-lane inventory. Raygun, Alien Set, Alienbeam, and Sun Set all printed red September 5 legs.
- Size chroma risk by lane. CTG and Evergun trims continue; Chroma Constellation at 33K demand 7 is the opposite side of the tape.
- Watch for an eighth batch. If Vampire's Gun or Evergreen follow the Sun Set script, the next Supreme reprice could print red value rows to match the new demand 5 tags.
Compare both sides of any trade with the MM2 trade calculator, then confirm demand, stability, and the latest batch date on the value changes log before you accept.
Quick FAQ
Why can a green value row still be a sell signal?
A green value row can appear at the same time as a demand downgrade. In the September 5 batch, Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set gained or held value but moved from demand 6 to 5, so the demand tag is the earlier warning.
Which items still held demand 6?
Constellation Gun and Celestial Set continued to climb at demand 6. Darkshot and Darksword also remained on the classic demand-6 shelf without the September 5 downgrade described for the Vampire and Evergreen group.
Was the September 5 batch an official Roblox update?
No. The 42 rows are community value-list data tracked by MM2 Calculator. No official Nikilis patch notes or verified in-game update was published for September 6.
Sources and Update Policy
This article uses the MM2 Calculator September 5 value changes batch, homepage, Godly, Chroma, and Ancient value lists, and the item pages listed in the audit notes. It separates confirmed batch rows from homepage movers, cross-list references, and the site’s Hot badge.
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.