The Beast Mode series is Roblox's line of snarling Limited Unique faces: the original Beast Mode (2013), Blizzard Beast Mode (2015), and Radioactive Beast Mode (2018), plus a fourth face that never went Limited and a set of matching bandanas. As of August 2026, Beast Mode carries the family's highest RAP at roughly 54,000, with Blizzard Beast Mode around 39,600 and Radioactive Beast Mode around 26,300. All three trace back to one design: sharp eyebrows, red sinister eyes, and a fanged, snarling mouth that Roblox kept recoloring for five years.
What is the Beast Mode series?
Beast Mode is a face family Roblox published itself between 2013 and 2018, built around one aggressive expression rendered in different color schemes. Three of the four faces were sold as Limited Unique, meaning fixed supply with serial numbers, which is why they carry RAP and trade on the resale market today. The fourth, Poisonous Beast Mode, used the same artwork but was never made Limited. Roblox also spun off face-accessory bandanas that reuse the mouth shape, one of which picked up Limited status years after it stopped selling.
It's a smaller family than the Dominus or Fedora lines, but it covers a lot of Roblox catalog history in one thread: the Limited Unique format, timed catalog releases, an accessory that went Limited on a five-year delay, and the 2026 dynamic head migration that hit classic Limited faces harder than almost any other item type.
Beast Mode (2013): the original snarl
Roblox published Beast Mode on September 7, 2013, for 100 Robux with a stock of 5,000 copies, sold as Limited Unique. It's a face with bright red sinister eyes, arched angry eyebrows, and a mouth full of sharp teeth with a red tongue hanging out. Roblox created it directly, and it launched years before UGC Limiteds existed, back when every Limited face came from Roblox's own catalog.
Total supply now sits at 5,010 in RBX Invest's tracking, essentially unchanged from the original 5,000-copy run. It remains the most expensive item in the family by a wide margin.
Blizzard Beast Mode (2015): the recolor that started the line
Blizzard Beast Mode arrived January 30, 2015, a light-blue retexture of the original sold the same way: 100 Robux, 5,000-copy Limited Unique run. It's the item that turned Beast Mode from a single face into a series, and it's the one the site's own faces-decline research already tracks in detail. In the face-sector price crash of 2026, Blizzard Beast Mode's average sale price fell from a Q2 2025 peak of about 129,000 to roughly 47,600 by Q2 2026, a 63% drop, right in line with the double-digit declines that hit almost every classic Limited face after Roblox's dynamic head migration. Its RAP has since settled around 39,600, reflecting that same repricing.
Radioactive Beast Mode (2018): the fast sellout
Radioactive Beast Mode launched September 3, 2018, a green retexture with tighter spacing between the eyes and mouth than the first two faces. Same price, same structure: 100 Robux, a 5,000-copy Limited Unique run (5,009 tracked today). Community records at the time described it selling out in under a minute, which would make it the fastest-moving release in the family, though RBX Invest can't independently confirm the exact sellout time. It's the youngest of the three Limited faces and currently the cheapest, trading at roughly two-thirds of Blizzard Beast Mode's RAP.
Poisonous Beast Mode: the one that broke the pattern
Roblox published Poisonous Beast Mode on December 1, 2018, a violet retexture of the original face. This one didn't follow the Limited Unique script: it sold for 10 Robux on a 24-hour timer and went off sale the next day, moving an estimated 359,888 copies (per community-tracked sales figures) before it disappeared from the catalog. It never became tradeable and carries no RAP.
That makes Poisonous Beast Mode the accessible entry point into the aesthetic without the grail price tag, and it's a reminder that "part of a Limited series" doesn't automatically mean an item is itself a Limited. It's also, per catalog trivia, the first Beast Mode face Roblox chose not to make Limited Unique, a shift some traders read as Roblox testing lower-friction distribution for a design it knew was popular.
The bandana spinoffs
Roblox extended the mouth design onto standalone face accessories, sold separately from the full faces. Three exist, and they didn't all age the same way:
| Bandana | Released | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beast Mode Bandana | November 24, 2017 | 10 R$, 4-hour timer | Off sale, not Limited |
| Blizzard Beast Mode Bandana | November 24, 2017 | 10 R$, 4-hour timer | Went Limited May 29, 2022 |
| Radioactive Beast Mode Bandana | November 26, 2018 | 10 R$, 4-hour timer | Off sale, not Limited |
All three launched the same way, as cheap timed Black Friday releases that anyone could grab. Roblox later converted the Blizzard version to a Limited nearly five years after it stopped selling, turning a 10-Robux impulse buy into a tradeable item with roughly 47,600 copies in circulation. It now carries a RAP around 2,800, the cheapest entry point into the Beast Mode family with an actual resale market behind it. The original and Radioactive bandanas never got the same treatment and remain untradeable collectibles with no RAP.
There's also a fourth item worth knowing about so you don't confuse it with the series: Best Mode Bandana, a pink bandana with a surprised-mouth design obtained only by redeeming a code from a physical Roblox toy set. The name is a near-miss for "Beast Mode," and it reuses a similar mouth motif, but it isn't part of this family and was never sold through the regular catalog.
Beast Mode market data (August 2026)
Ranked by trader consensus value, which matches RAP order for this family:
| Item | Released | Launch price | Copies | RAP | Lowest ask |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beast Mode | Sep 7, 2013 | 100 R$ | 5,010 | 54,075 | 53,000 |
| Blizzard Beast Mode | Jan 30, 2015 | 100 R$ | 5,010 | 39,594 | 37,999 |
| Radioactive Beast Mode | Sep 3, 2018 | 100 R$ | 5,009 | 26,268 | 26,400 |
| Blizzard Beast Mode Bandana | Nov 24, 2017 (Limited May 29, 2022) | 10 R$ | 47,648 | 2,823 | 2,900 |
The pattern is straightforward: value runs oldest to newest for the three main faces, and the bandana trades in a completely different tier because its float is roughly ten times larger than any of the faces. Age and scarcity are doing the work here, not launch price. All four launched at 10 or 100 Robux; none of that spread survived contact with 13 years of supply and demand.
What drives the Beast Mode premium
Three things set the price ladder inside this family. First, release order: Beast Mode is the original design and the oldest Limited Unique in the set, and age alone tends to support a premium on classic Limiteds even when supply is identical across variants, which it nearly is here (5,009 to 5,010 copies each). Second, float size: the three faces sit in the same tight 5,000-copy band, while the bandana's ~47,600 copies put it in an entirely different liquidity and price bracket. Third, timing relative to the 2026 dynamic head migration. All three Limited faces, along with Poisonous Beast Mode's dynamic-head successor, were converted from classic 2D faces to animated dynamic heads as part of the platform-wide migration Roblox announced completing in March 2026. Copy counts and serial numbers carried over unchanged, but the underlying asset changed, and classic Limited faces broadly repriced lower afterward, as covered in our breakdown of the face-sector crash. Blizzard Beast Mode's documented 63% drawdown from its 2025 peak shows that Beast Mode didn't dodge that shift; it just didn't fall as far, in percentage terms, as some of the sector's most extreme cases.
A collector's outlook
This is not financial advice, but a few things are worth watching if you're pricing the family. Beast Mode and Blizzard Beast Mode both sit well off their 2025 highs, in line with the rest of the classic face sector, so buying into this family right now means betting on a sector-wide recovery in demand for classic faces rather than anything specific to Beast Mode. The Blizzard Beast Mode Bandana is the cheapest, most liquid way into the aesthetic given its much larger float, but that same float is what caps its ceiling relative to the 5,000-copy faces. Poisonous Beast Mode remains outside the tradeable market entirely and isn't something you can buy or sell through the Marketplace, so it's collectible in name only for anyone building a Limiteds portfolio.
If you're tracking the family's live numbers as they move, the items leaderboard carries current RAP and lowest-ask data for all three faces and the bandana, and each item's own page shows its recent sale history.
FAQ
What is the Beast Mode series on Roblox?
It's a line of Limited Unique faces Roblox published between 2013 and 2018: Beast Mode (2013), Blizzard Beast Mode (2015), and Radioactive Beast Mode (2018), all recolors of the same snarling design. A fourth face, Poisonous Beast Mode (2018), reused the artwork but was never made Limited, and Roblox also released three matching bandana accessories.
Is Poisonous Beast Mode a Limited item?
No. Poisonous Beast Mode sold for 10 Robux on a 24-hour timer in December 2018 and went off sale the next day without ever becoming a Limited. It carries no RAP and can't be traded or resold on the Marketplace.
Why did the Blizzard Beast Mode Bandana become a Limited years after it stopped selling?
Roblox converted it to Limited status on May 29, 2022, nearly five years after its original 2017 release as a timed Black Friday item. Roblox occasionally converts older offsale catalog items to Limited status; see our guide on how offsale items go Limited for how that process generally works. The other two bandanas never received the same treatment.
Did the 2026 dynamic head migration affect the Beast Mode faces?
Yes. All three Limited Beast Mode faces were converted from classic 2D faces to animated dynamic heads as part of Roblox's platform-wide migration completed in March 2026. Copy counts and serial numbers carried over unchanged, but classic Limited faces as a category repriced sharply lower afterward; Blizzard Beast Mode's average sale price fell about 63% from its 2025 peak.
Which Beast Mode item is the most valuable?
The original 2013 Beast Mode face carries the highest RAP in the family, around 54,000 as of August 2026, ahead of Blizzard Beast Mode and Radioactive Beast Mode. The Blizzard Beast Mode Bandana trades far lower, reflecting its much larger circulating supply.