YouTubers I Follow for Adopt Me!, MM2, Steal An Egg, Brookhaven and 99 Nights

Last updated: 7 Nov 2026 (NZ time)

Half of my notes start with “wait, did that just change?” and the fastest early signal is usually a YouTuber who was online the second an update dropped. These are the people I check first. I still test everything myself before it goes in a guide, but these creators are how I hear about stuff early, see what players are actually trading, and catch secrets that take forever to find alone.

How I pick creators

I am picky on purpose. A channel only stays on this page if it clears all of these:

• Kid-safe energy. Clean language, no “free Robux” bait, no sketchy “join this Discord for a gift card” nonsense.
• Accurate enough to trust the basics. Titles can be dramatic. The video itself still has to match what is actually in the game.
• Active on the game I listed them for. Not a one-off upload from three years ago.
• Useful for guides. Updates, trading, builds, secrets, challenges or news I can cross-check.

If a channel fails those later, I remove it. Want me to check someone you love? Send me a message.

How I use these channels

I do not binge every upload. Here is my actual workflow:

1. Official or news channel first when an update drops, so I know what is confirmed.
2. One guide creator for the new tasks, pets, weapons, houses or classes.
3. One trading or challenge creator to see what players are offering in real lobbies, not what a static value list claims.
4. Then I test it myself in-game before anything hits kikomii.

Parents: treat this list as a starting point, not a babysitter. Sit with your kid for the first video on a new channel. Creators change. Thumbnails lie. Your judgment still wins.

Quick comparison

Adopt Me!

Adopt Me! moves every event week. I need official confirmation, a calm grinder, a trader and a short how-to channel. This set covers all four.

PlayAdoptMe

Best for: official updates, trailers, Weekly News.
Upload style: polished studio videos from Uplift Games.
Suits: everyone, especially parents who want confirmed info.

Start with Explore The LIGHTNING DIMENSION Weekly News and Bottle THE POWER Of The LIGHTNING DIMENSION.

My take: if it is on PlayAdoptMe, it is confirmed. I open this channel before I trust any rumor screenshot floating around Discord. It will not teach you how to trade a Mega Shadow, and that is fine. Official news is the job.

iamSanna

Best for: live trading feel, pet hunts before a limited leaves.
Upload style: long trading sessions with clear goals.
Suits: traders and older kids who already know the basics.

Start with Trading For FROSTBITE BEARS Before They LEAVE FOREVER and DO THIS Before Halloween 2026 Is GONE FOREVER.

My take: Sanna is where I go to see what people actually offer right now, not what a value list printed last month. Watch for pacing. The useful part is the trade window, not every side quest.

Riivv3r

Best for: event grinding, “do this before the update” prep.
Upload style: calm, long grind-and-chat sessions.
Suits: younger players and anyone who hates frantic commentary.

Start with Do This BEFORE the Lightning Dimension Update! and Hatching 20 Gemstone Eggs for Amethyst Penguin.

My take: River is the comfort watch on this list. When an event just dropped and I need a sane grinding loop, this is the tab I leave open while I take notes.

Krystin Plays

Best for: short “how to unlock” videos.
Upload style: tight how-tos for new pets and tasks.
Suits: busy players, parents helping a kid finish an event.

Start with How to get PANDAGUIN GLOOPTODOG and How to UNLOCK STRAY CAT DRAGON.

My take: when I only need the steps, I open Krystin. No twenty-minute intro. Just the unlock path.

FishyBlox

Best for: daily trading challenges and gift hunts.
Upload style: challenge formats with a clear goal.
Suits: traders who learn by watching attempts, not lectures.

Start with Can I Get EVERY GIFT in 24 Hours? and Trading MEGA PANDAGUIN GLOOPTODOG.

My take: FishyBlox is entertainment that accidentally teaches trade etiquette. You see declines, counters and “wait, that offer is wild” moments in real time.

Cookie Cutter

Best for: hatching marathons and Halloween pet roundups.
Upload style: hatching and update-focused Adopt Me videos.
Suits: collectors and event grinders.

Start with Trading MEGA SKELICORN In Adopt Me! Halloween Update and ALL Final Halloween Pets In Adopt Me!.

My take: Cookie Cutter is my “what did this event actually add” check when I do not want a twenty-part series. Straight hatching, straight pet lists.

Brittdaycake

Best for: noob-to-pro trading arcs and exclusive item hunts.
Upload style: challenge runs with a clear endpoint.
Suits: players who like story-shaped trading videos.

Start with Noob to JESTER DRAGON in Adopt Me! and Trading PRO GHOST BLASTER in Adopt Me! (Halloween EXCLUSIVE).

My take: Britt’s challenge format makes values feel less abstract. You watch a small inventory climb, which is weirdly good practice for not panic-accepting the first offer.

Elvebredd

Best for: value talk and long mega goals.
Upload style: value lists and multi-day mega projects.
Suits: serious traders. Younger kids may need a parent to translate the numbers.

Start with Legendary Pets VALUE List in Adopt Me (Desert Egg) and 14 Days to Mega Crow!.

My take: I treat Elvebredd as one data point, never the law. Values move. I cross-check with live trades from Sanna or FishyBlox before I write anything on kikomii.

Sopo Squad Gaming

Best for: inventory tours and big family-style trades.
Upload style: co-op Adopt Me videos with clear trade goals.
Suits: families watching together, younger traders.

Start with Cammy’s RICH Inventory Tour! 2026 and The Most Insane Trade Offers EVER In Adopt Me!.

My take: Sopo Squad feels like watching friends trade on the couch. Good for kids who get overwhelmed by solo mega-trader channels.

Murder Mystery 2

MM2 needs two kinds of creators: someone tracking what Nikilis is actually shipping, and someone showing what weapons feel like in a real lobby.

Colbe

Best for: MM2 news, update timing, canceled items.
Upload style: news and discussion, often multiple times a week.
Suits: anyone who wants the update story without fluff.

Start with Canceled MM2 Items (2026) and Nikilis Fixed MM2?.

My take: Colbe is my MM2 news tab. When people swear an item is “coming tomorrow,” I check here before I rewrite a guide.

Beradolee

Best for: trading challenges, common-to-Godly climbs.
Upload style: trading challenge series with clear rules.
Suits: traders and grinders.

Start with How RICH Can I Get In 1 Hour (MM2 Trading Challenge) and Common To Godly Halloween Edition.

My take: Beradolee is where I watch demand, not theory. Offers in the video tell me more than a static value chart.

Dafty

Best for: fun gameplay with rare weapons and friends.
Upload style: vibe-heavy lobby videos.
Suits: players who want MM2 to feel fun again after too many value spreadsheets.

Start with I Played MM2 With THE TRIO… and Playing MM2 With the RAREST Weapons….

My take: Dafty is not my source for patch notes. Dafty is my reminder that MM2 is a party game wearing a knife skin. Useful when a guide needs “how this feels in a lobby.”

darkbun

Best for: silly challenge rounds and teaching-format videos.
Upload style: experimental rules (“every time I die…”).
Suits: younger teens, anyone bored of straight competitive play.

Start with Teaching My DAD How to play Murder Mystery 2… and I Wore Strangers FIRST EVER AVATARS In MM2….

My take: darkbun is perfect when I need a beginner-friendly angle. The dad episode alone is a soft onboarding video disguised as comedy.

vanilbean

Best for: comedy rounds and chaotic lobby energy.
Upload style: loud, edited, joke-heavy MM2.
Suits: older kids and teens. Parents should preview.

Start with MM2, But We Can ONLY WHISPER.. and My First IRL VLOG With KYLE...

My take: vanilbean is entertainment first. I do not use these videos for values. I do use them to remember how chaotic a normal MM2 round gets, which helps when I write “what to expect in a public server.”

Kreative Kyle

Best for: collabs, outfit challenges, crossover with other MM2 creators.
Upload style: polished challenge videos with friends.
Suits: teens who already know the game.

Start with We Tried The NEW MM2.. (Moo Moo Mystery) and Letting Our Fans PICK OUR OUTFITS...

My take: Kyle is the “hang out with the friend group” channel. Great for vibes, less for hard news. Pair with Colbe when you need facts.

Steal An Egg

This game is newer, so the creator pool is smaller and noisier. I keep a short list and I am strict about skipping glitch-bait thumbnails.

YamashiP

Best for: secrets, “things you missed” update tours.
Upload style: detailed update breakdowns. Also posts glitch videos I skip.
Suits: explorers and players hunting hidden rooms.

Start with Things you MISSED in the ALIEN UPDATE + How to Find SECRET UFO FAST!. Use that style of video, not the glitch ones.

My take: YamashiP finds the hidden stuff fast. I watch the secret and missed-item uploads, then verify in-game. I do not use the glitch uploads for kikomii.

Dqrkz

Best for: full beginner-to-pro guides and “what happened to this game” recaps.
Upload style: long guides and meta commentary.
Suits: new players and anyone coming back after a break.

Start with The ULTIMATE GUIDE to Become a PRO In Steal an Egg… and The RISE and FALL of Steal An Egg….

My take: Dqrkz is my orientation video when the meta shifts. The ultimate guide is the one I send people who just installed the game and are already lost in the volcano.

Brookhaven RP

Brookhaven creators split into two camps: update walkthroughs and roleplay stories. I want both.

O1G

Best for: new houses, vehicles, secrets, day-one update tours.
Upload style: fast Brookhaven update and secrets videos.
Suits: builders, secret hunters, anyone who logs in on update day.

Start with Roblox Brookhaven RP ART DECO PREMIUM HOUSE UPDATE and browse the channel for the latest secrets upload when a patch drops.

My take: O1G is my Brookhaven “what changed today” channel. If a new house or safe location lands, it is usually walked through here before I finish my coffee.

Brook

Best for: family roleplay story ideas.
Upload style: serialized Brookhaven stories with friends.
Suits: younger kids and families who want roleplay prompts.

Start with SHE HAD A GLOW UP..(Brookhaven) and Our Babies FIRST SLEEPOVER With Their NEW FRIEND..(Brookhaven).

My take: Brook is not for learning house IDs. Brook is for “what can we actually roleplay tonight.” Sleepovers, glow-ups, missing-friend arcs. Steal the premise, write your own ending.

MrGamerGoal

Best for: sneak peeks, candy corn hunts, outfit and spa updates.
Upload style: Brookhaven update guides and location checklists.
Suits: players who want a checklist, not a story.

Start with NEW HALLOWEEN UPDATE 2026 CANDY CORN HUNT GUIDE and SNEAK PEEKS For The NEW WELCOME TO THE SPA UPDATE.

My take: when Brookhaven hides collectibles across the map, MrGamerGoal saves me a wasted hour. Checklist energy. I still walk the map myself before I publish locations.

99 Nights in the Forest

Class balance and badges change fast here. I want one opinionated update creator, one badge speedrunner and one hardcore survivor.

Yario

Best for: new class takes and “is this update actually good?”
Upload style: fast update and class videos.
Suits: players picking a class after a patch.

Start with NEW Ghost Ranger Class is COMPLETELY BROKEN and NEW Hedge Maze UPDATE is INSANE.

My take: Yario is my first stop when a new class drops. Dramatic titles, useful verdicts. I still run the class myself before I rank anything on kikomii.

Bucket

Best for: badges, class speedruns, update tours.
Upload style: challenge runs with clear constraints.
Suits: grinders hunting badges and weird challenge clears.

Start with The New HEDGE MAZE Update in 99 Nights in The Forest is INSANE… and I Carried Random NOOBS in 99 Nights in The Forest...

My take: Bucket is how I learn which badges are actually painful. The carry videos also show common beginner mistakes, which is gold for guide writing.

InfernoBxll

Best for: badge speedruns and Halloween maze clears.
Upload style: competitive speedrun-style uploads.
Suits: experienced players optimizing routes.

Start with The HEDGE MAZE REFRESH In 99 Nights In The Forest Is INSANE! and Can I SPEEDRUN The 10 NEW HALLOWEEN BADGES.

My take: Inferno is the “okay, but how fast can this be done” channel. I watch for route ideas, then slow them down for normal players in my guides.

Hamoody RBLX

Best for: hardcore runs, Halloween parties, community carries.
Upload style: survival and party sessions with chat energy.
Suits: players who like community runs more than solo optimization.

Start with How I got the HARDEST Badge in 99 Nights In The Forest and HALLOWEEN UPDATE PARTY in 99 Nights In The Forest!.

My take: Hamoody is the friend-group energy of this section. Useful when I need “what a public Halloween party run actually looks like,” not a sterile route graph.

bradinx

Best for: absurdly long survival runs and restart challenges. Also posts Steal An Egg restart runs.
Upload style: endurance videos.
Suits: grinders who like watching someone suffer so they do not have to.

Start with I Survived 19,000 Nights in the Forest and I Started Over To Get Halloween DIVINES in Steal An Egg.

My take: bradinx is my “what happens if you never quit” lab. I do not recommend copying the 19,000-night lifestyle. I do recommend stealing the resource habits.

General Roblox news

Sometimes the story is bigger than one game. These are the channels I open for platform news and event checklists.

KreekCraft

Best for: Roblox platform news and weird investigations.
Upload style: commentary on big Roblox stories.
Suits: teens and parents. Preview first for younger kids.

Start with recent uploads like This Roblox player got kidnapped. Let’s investigate. when you want the investigation format, and skim the channel for the latest news video on update day.

My take: Kreek is useful for “what is happening on Roblox this week.” Not every topic is soft. Parents should pick the video, not autoplay the whole channel.

Roblox

Best for: official game previews and platform announcements.
Upload style: official trailers and monthly previews.
Suits: everyone.

Start with Roblox Games Preview | September 2026 and whatever the newest Games Preview upload is.

My take: boring in the best way. When creators disagree about whether something is real, the official channel ends the argument.

Conor3D

Best for: event badges, tickets and limited-time checklist guides across many experiences.
Upload style: short “how to get the badge” event videos.
Suits: event hunters and parents helping a kid finish a limited task.

Start with recent event guides like How to get the ROTTING PUMPKIN in THE HOLLOW HUB and How to get the 2026 HALLOWEEN MAZE TROPHY in WORK AT A PIZZA PLACE.

My take: Conor3D is my checklist printer. When Roblox runs a multi-game event, this channel saves me from ten half-finished wiki tabs.

Creators I skip, and why

I am not naming and shaming specific people here. Patterns I skip on sight:

• Free Robux / free limited bait. If the thumbnail promises free currency, I close it.
• Exploit, script or “undetected” tool tutorials. Instant no. Bad for accounts, bad for kids, useless for real guides.
• Glitch-only channels. A single “things you missed” video is fine. A channel that is 90 percent glitch thumbnails is not making this list.
• Copied gameplay with fake reaction faces. If it is a stolen upload farm, it is out.
• Channels that abandoned the game I need. If they moved on permanently, I move on too.

If a creator on this page drifts into those lanes, they get removed on the next refresh.

A quick note for parents

I built this list for a mixed audience: teens, parents and regular fans. That does not mean every video is preschool-ready.

• Prefer PlayAdoptMe, Riivv3r, Krystin Plays, Brook, MrGamerGoal, Roblox and Conor3D for younger kids.
• Preview vanilbean, Kreative Kyle and KreekCraft first. They are popular and usually game-focused, but the humor or topics can skew older.
• Watch the first five minutes together on a new channel. If the comments or ads feel weird, bounce.
• Teach kids that a YouTuber saying “trust me” is not the same as testing a trade themselves. kikomii exists so they have a second opinion.

FAQs

Are these YouTubers sponsored by kikomii?

No. Nobody paid to be on this list. These are channels I actually watch while researching guides, and every link goes to their real YouTube channel.

Is this list safe for younger kids?

I only list creators who stay game-focused and skip free-Robux bait or exploit tutorials. Creators change over time, so parents should still preview a video or two first. I mark who each channel suits best in the sections above.

How often do you update this page?

Whenever a channel stops fitting my rules, drifts off the games I cover, or a new creator becomes a regular on my watch list. The Last updated line near the top shows the most recent refresh.

Can I suggest a YouTuber?

Yes. Send me a message with the channel link. I will watch a few videos and add them if they fit the kid-safe, accurate, no-scam rules.

Why do some creators also post glitch videos?

A few creators I use for update and secret guides also post glitch videos on the side. I link the guide and update videos I actually use for research, not the exploit ones, and I keep pure glitch channels off this page.

Do you use these channels instead of testing things yourself?

Never. YouTubers are how I hear about changes early. I still check values, codes and patch notes myself before anything goes into a kikomii guide.

kikomii is not affiliated with any of these creators, YouTube, Roblox Corporation or the game studios. Fan-made recommendations only. Channels and video titles were checked against live YouTube pages on 7 Nov 2026 (NZ time).