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MM2 September 8 Trading Watch: Sun Set Playbook Confirmed — Vampire and Evergreen Print Red in Day 16 Batch
Murder Mystery 2's September 8 Supreme batch ended a two-day digest pause with 35 repriced rows — and the headline is the Sun Set playbook in action. Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set all printed red value cuts three days after losing demand 6. Constellation Gun and Celestial Set kept climbing at demand 6, Chroma Beach Set upgraded to demand 6, and winter Godlies like Bauble and Snowcannon printed early greens.
Last updated: September 8, 2026
The September 8, 2026 Supreme value batch confirmed what post-Summer Event traders feared: demand downgrades now lead to value cuts within one batch. Sixteen days after Summer Event 2026 closed, MM2 Calculator logged 35 Supreme rows dated September 8 — the eighth post-event reprice and the first major batch since September 5. Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set all printed red after losing demand 6 on September 5, repeating the exact two-step pattern Sun Set showed on September 2–3. Meanwhile Constellation Gun and Celestial Set kept climbing at demand 6, Chroma Beach Set upgraded to demand 6 with a green row, and off-season winter Godlies like Bauble and Snowcannon printed early greens.
Quick answer: The September 5 demand downgrades were followed by September 8 value cuts: Vampire's Gun fell to about 2,150, Evergreen to 2,950, and Vampire's Set to 3,750. Constellation Gun, Celestial Set, and Chroma Beach Set stayed in the stronger demand-6 lanes, while winter items printed smaller early greens.
Run every counter-offer through the free MM2 trade calculator and cross-check the full value changes log before treating a September 5 screenshot as fair.
September 8 at a glance — Day 16, playbook confirmed, two-speed tape
Since the Summer Event ended on August 23, 2026, Supreme has repriced roughly every one to two days. September 6–7 looked like another digest pause — one Wiki Ornament row on September 6, then silence. The September 8 batch broke that hold with 35 rows spanning Godlies, sets, and chromas. The batch is not a broad crash. It is a rotation correction: capital is leaving items whose demand tags already slipped, while a narrower demand-6 shelf keeps absorbing upgrades.
| Lane | September 8 read | Demand / stability |
|---|---|---|
| Sun Set playbook confirmed — red after demand drop | Vampire's Gun ~2,150 (−100); Evergreen ~2,950 (−50); Vampire's Set ~3,750 (−100) | All 5/10 · Stable |
| Still IN — demand-6 climbers | Constellation ~3,150–3,200 (+100); Celestial Set ~5,650–5,700 (+150); Chroma Beach Set ~3,150–3,250 (+100, demand 5→6) | 6/10 · Doing Well on Constellation / Chroma Beach |
| 2025 set rotation — deeper OUT lane | Raygun ~1,700–1,800 (−50); Alien Set ~3,750–3,950 (−150); Alienbeam ~2,050–2,150 (−100); Sun Set ~1,775–1,900 (−100); Sunrise ~1,100–1,200 (−50) | 5/10 · Receding on Raygun / Alien lines |
| Winter early greens — off-season prep | Bauble ~675 (+25); Snowcannon ~675 (+25); Snow Set ~850 (+25); Blizzard ~540 (+20) | 5/10 on Bauble/Snowcannon · 4/10 on Blizzard |
| Chroma 2025 sun bleed + high-end trim | Chroma Sun Set ~18,500–19,000 (−750); Chroma Sunrise ~11,250–11,500 (−500); Chroma Sunset ~7,250–7,500 (−250); Chroma Evergun ~68,000–70,000 (−2,000, demand 8→7) | 5/10 on sun chromas · 7/10 on Chroma Evergun |
| Surprise faller — Turkey | Turkey ~2,000–2,100 (−150) | 5/10 · Underpaid For |
No official Nikilis patch notes or verified in-game update was published for September 8. Everything below is community value-list data tracked on MM2 Calculator — not official Roblox pricing.
The Sun Set playbook — why September 5 demand drops led to September 8 cuts
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 spread that pattern to former upgrade-lane favorites — Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set all lost demand 6 → 5 while still printing green or flat values. Traders who read the September 6 and September 7 watchlists had three days to exit before the September 8 cuts landed.
Vampire's Gun on the Vampire's Gun page now lists near 2,150 after a −100 (−4.44%) step from about 2,250. Demand remains 5/10 with Stable stability — the same tag it carried through the September 5 downgrade. Three consecutive green batches through September 3 made Vampire's Gun the clearest IN-lane upgrade from receding 2025 sets. The September 8 red row confirms that lane is closed for now.
Evergreen tells the same story on the Evergreen page. The Christmas 2023 knife sits near 2,950 after a −50 (−1.67%) step from about 3,000. Demand is still 5/10 after the September 5 downgrade from 6. Evergreen had been a demand-6 classic shelf name alongside Dark Set and Sakura — the September 8 cut suggests that shelf is narrowing.
Vampire's Set printed −100 to roughly 3,750 on the set line, matching the gun's percentage move. If you hold any piece of the Vampire cluster, treat the September 5 demand tag as the lead indicator that already fired — not the green rows that followed it.
Trade read: Sellers who waited for a red price print on Vampire's Gun or Evergreen missed the best exit window between September 5 and September 8. Buyers should not pay demand-6 premiums for items now tagged 5/10 unless a future batch confirms a hold. The playbook is repeatable: watch for demand 6 → 5 on green rows, then expect a value cut within one to two batches.
Where capital still looks IN — Constellation, Celestial, and Chroma Beach
During rotation corrections, the safest read is which demand-6 names kept climbing through the September 8 batch — not which items printed the loudest single-day move.
Constellation Gun — third straight +100 at demand 6
Constellation Gun printed another +100 to roughly 3,150–3,200 with demand still at 6/10 and stability flagged Doing Well. That is three consecutive green batches since September 3. Constellation is now the clearest remaining upgrade target from receding 2025 base sets — the lane Vampire's Gun occupied before September 5.
Celestial Set — +150 green at demand 6
Celestial Set climbed +150 to roughly 5,650–5,700 at demand 6/10. The 2024 set line has tracked Constellation through the post-event rotation and kept its demand tag while Vampire's cluster slipped. Set traders upgrading out of Alien Set or Sun Set should compare full-set totals on the MM2 Godly values list before accepting partial offers.
Chroma Beach Set — demand upgrade to 6
Chroma Beach Set on the Chroma Beach Set page printed +100 to roughly 3,150–3,250 and upgraded from demand 5 → 6 with stability flagged Doing Well. That is the opposite signal from Vampire's cluster: a demand upgrade on a green row, not a downgrade before a cut. Summer Event chroma inventory is still finding buyers even as base Beach pieces bleed elsewhere on the tape.
2025 OUT lane — Raygun still receding despite "hot" label
MM2 Calculator's homepage still flags Raygun as hot — but the base gun keeps sliding. On the Raygun page, base Raygun lists near 1,700 after a −50 step from about 1,750, with demand 5/10 and Receding stability. That is the third red batch in five days for the Halloween 2025 gun.
The wider 2025 cluster moved in sync: Alien Set −150, Alienbeam −100, Sun Set −100, and Sunrise −50. Chroma counterparts bled harder — Chroma Sun Set −750, Chroma Sunrise −500, and Chroma Sunset −250. Capital is still leaving the 2025 Halloween rotation cluster and parking in demand-6 classics or event chromas with rising tags.
Trade read: Do not anchor Raygun offers to Chroma Raygun's separate demand-6 shelf. Base Raygun's Receding label and MM2V reference near 1,950 — roughly 250 points above the Supreme midpoint — mean counterparty expectations may still lag the list.
Winter early movers — Bauble, Snowcannon, and Snow Set
September is off-season for Christmas inventory, but the September 8 batch printed coordinated greens across winter Godlies:
- Bauble +25 to ~675 (demand 5)
- Snowcannon +25 to ~675 (demand 5)
- Snow Set +25 to ~850 (demand 5)
- Blizzard +20 to ~540 (demand 4)
That pattern often appears one to two months before Halloween and Christmas trading lanes reopen. These are small absolute moves — not a season rally — but they signal early inventory rotation as traders exit receding 2025 sets. Compare winter Godly tiers on the Godly values page before building a seasonal hold.
Turkey — the batch's biggest Godly percentage drop
Turkey on the Turkey page printed the loudest Godly faller in the September 8 batch: −150 (−6.98%) to roughly 2,000–2,100 from about 2,150–2,200. Demand reads 5/10 with stability flagged Underpaid For — a warning that list prices may still sit above what traders actually accept.
Turkey had already printed −50 on September 5 and −150 on September 3 in earlier batches. The September 8 cut extends a multi-batch slide that is separate from the Vampire/Evergreen demand-downgrade playbook — Turkey never held demand 6 in this rotation window. Holders should not assume a bounce until demand or stability tags improve.
Chroma high-end — Evergun demand slip and CTG trim continues
The September 8 batch trimmed more high-end chromas:
- Chroma Evergun −2,000 to ~68,000–70,000 with demand 8 → 7
- Chroma Sun Set −750 to ~18,500–19,000
- Chroma Sunrise −500 to ~11,250–11,500
- Chroma Sunset −250 to ~7,250–7,500
MM2 Calculator's homepage high-demand board also shows Chroma Traveler's Gun near 180,000 with a −10,000 move and demand 8/10 — continuing the high-end chroma trim that started in the September 5 batch. Meanwhile Chroma Bauble Set printed a small +25 green at demand 7/10, and Chroma Ornament ticked +25 — winter chroma names are splitting from bleeding 2025 sun chromas.
What traders should do on September 8
- Exit or downgrade offers on Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set. The Sun Set playbook confirmed — demand dropped September 5, values cut September 8.
- Route upgrade capital toward Constellation, Celestial Set, and Chroma Beach Set. These are the demand-6 names that printed green on the same batch that cut Vampire's cluster.
- Do not treat Raygun's "hot" homepage label as a buy signal. Base Raygun is Receding at demand 5; check Chroma Raygun separately if you are upgrading tiers.
- Watch winter Godlies for early rotation — not a full season rally yet. Bauble and Snowcannon greens are small but coordinated.
- Run every trade through the calculator. Cross-list gaps between Supreme and MM2V remain wide on Raygun, Turkey, and Vampire's Gun.
Murder Mystery 2's September 8 batch is the clearest post-event lesson so far: demand tags move first, values follow. The traders who profited this week read the September 5 demand downgrades as sell signals — not as noise before another green row.
Quick FAQ
Did the Sun Set playbook repeat?
Yes. Vampire's Gun, Evergreen, and Vampire's Set moved from demand 6 to 5 on September 5, then printed value cuts in the September 8 batch. This mirrors the earlier Sun Set demand downgrade followed by a later price cut.
Which items stayed in the stronger lane?
Constellation Gun and Celestial Set continued climbing at demand 6. Chroma Beach Set also gained value and upgraded from demand 5 to 6 with Doing Well stability.
Are these official Roblox prices?
No. The 35 September 8 rows are community value-list data tracked by MM2 Calculator. No official Nikilis patch notes or verified in-game update was published for this batch.
Sources and Update Policy
This article uses the MM2 Calculator September 8 value changes batch, homepage, Godly and Chroma lists, and the item pages listed in the audit notes. Confirmed Supreme rows are kept separate from homepage trends, MM2V references, and page-refresh differences.
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.