Sweet
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Sweet Overview
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Item Rarity | |
Value | 165 |
Release Date | February 13, 2026 (Valentine's Event 2026) |
Price in Robux | 1,699 Robux (Sweet Game Pass) or 3,399 Robux (Sweet Bundle) |
How to Obtain (Previously) | Purchased through the Sweet Game Pass or the Sweet Bundle during Valentine's Event 2026 |
How to Obtain (Currently) | Trading only |
About Sweet
Sweet is a godly knife that was originally obtainable by purchasing the Sweet Game pass for 1,699 Robux, or as part of the 3,399 Robux Sweet Bundle alongside the godly gun Treat and the Pixie Dust effect, during Valentine's Event 2026. Each purchase carried a small chance of landing Chroma Sweet instead of the standard knife. The event closed on April 13, 2026, so trading is the only way to add it to your collection now.
Appearance and Best Pairings
Sweet has a Valentine's theme running down the whole blade, pink icing and sprinkles covering the metal, with light pink hearts and light blue stars scattered across the blade and handle. A pink teddy bear head sits perched right above the guard, and pink frosting wraps around the guard and pommel, with the handle and blade edge finished in a pinkish white. Its official Set partner is Treat, the godly gun released alongside it in the same Bundle, and carrying both completes the full Sweet Set look.
Sweet Background
Valentine's Event 2026 was only the third Valentine's event MM2 has ever run, and the first since Valentine's Event 2023. It was also the first Valentine's event to bring a weapon box, chroma pulls, and tiered effects into the mix, even though Sweet itself came from the Game Pass and Bundle path rather than that box.
The event was originally scheduled to end March 16, 2026, but Nikilis kept it running for nearly another month, closing it out on April 13, 2026, instead. Sweet's teddy bear and frosting design came from concept art IDontHaveAUse posted on Twitter ahead of the update, giving players an early look at the set before it actually released.