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How to Get Bunkers in My Bunker

Conveyor crates, expensive armored boxes, and the themed pads that actually print cash.

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How to Get Bunkers

Every bunker in My Bunker starts as a crate on the conveyor. You do not craft walls, you do not dig a basement, and you do not steal a neighbor’s pad on a six-player Roblox server. You spend cash, open a box, and place the model. Yeet Pizza Productions shipped that loop on 4 August 2025, inspired by My Market.

This page is the source list: which crates exist, which bunker names this wiki can confirm, and how mutations such as Rainy show up. Placement and guards are still required after the open. If you have not done that first pad, read Getting Started first. The session rhythm sits on How to Play.

Conveyor crates are the normal source

Stand at the belt. Buy a crate you can finish. Wait for it to arrive, open it, and put the bunker on an empty pad. Recorded play compared the belt to a vending-world loop, except the product is a bunker instead of a machine. Upgrades that add crate slots and raise crate spawn rate exist because the belt is the choke point. More slots mean you can park several purchases. Faster spawn means less idle staring.

Day 6 of the developer shorts added stronger crates meant to give a higher chance of mythic pulls, plus placement effects so an open is obvious. Those “OP crates” are still conveyor buys. They are not a second map.

Armored, island, and other expensive boxes

The armored crate is expensive. This wiki does not publish an official price because Yeet Pizza Productions has not posted a stable shop table we can cite. A recorded opening session is the evidence we do have: the player looked at armor, wished for 750,000, then wished for 350,000, and walked away. Treat armor as a late save, not a starter crate.

The same session mentioned saving toward an island crate because it looked like a bigger roll. Again, no official drop table is published here. If you are still filling empty pads, cheaper conveyor boxes beat both armor and island. Rank crate value on the crate tier list using that same caution: recorded play, not invented odds.

Robux can sit next to cash on some offers. Paying does not place the bunker for you. An unopened paid crate is as idle as an armored crate you cannot afford.

Confirmed bunker names

Names this wiki treats as confirmed from gameplay or devlogs:

  • Lockdown — a recorded session showed about $200 per second once it was placed. That is a session figure, not a starter promise.
  • Prison — dropped from a crate in that same recording after the player had been talking about a bank-and-cop idea.
  • Nature — an early placement in the opening session.
  • Space — the confirmed input for Black Hole at the fuse machine.
  • Black Hole — fused from Space, not treated here as a random conveyor name.
  • Steampunk and B — the confirmed pair that go into the fuse machine together.
  • Lockdown Ultimate — comes from a Rogue robot at the fuse machine.
  • Electric, Graveyard, and Vault — Vault appears on promo thumbnails; Electric and Graveyard are named in the same confirmed set.
  • Jungle Temple, Basketball, TV, Club, and Cyber — named on Day 14 of the developer shorts as new bunkers, with Jungle Temple called out as a new rarity.
  • Living, Candy, Jack-o-Lantern, Phantom Grave, Spitter, Scarecrow, Haunted House, and Blood Moon — the eight shells on the Halloween short, covered on the Halloween shop page.

The opening recording also placed a Trapdoor bunker and a golden bank vault bunker. Those two showed up in gameplay footage, so they belong in a “seen on a plot” list even if they are not the names you should plan a whole save around.

Do not invent rates, shop prices, or a complete rarity ladder beyond what the bunker tier list already argues from the same evidence.

Mutations are not extra buildings

Rainy is a mutation. In the recorded session an epic Rainy Prison rolled, and the player treated Prison plus Rainy as a strong combination at that moment. The index is where mutation icons live; Artifacts and Index explains that catalog. Compare tags on the mutation list instead of assuming Rainy is a crate of its own.

Other mutations may exist. This page only states Rainy because gameplay showed it. If a thumbnail looks different, check the index before you name a new bunker in chat.

Place it or it does not pay

A bunker in inventory is not income. Drop it on an empty pad, then hire a guard. Guards and protection is the follow-up. Fuse only when you own the confirmed parts; recipes are on How to Fuse Bunkers. Logging out with empty pads wastes the offline pitch described on offline earnings.

There are no confirmed promo codes that grant bunkers. There is no official Trello of drop tables. Scripts for “Build a Bunker!” will not open My Bunker crates. If you need a spend order, use the income planner and keep the Guides Hub open for the rest of the loop.

Save for armor after the cheap pads are full and guarded. Chase named models after the belt is upgraded. Fuse after you have a spare. That order is how a six-player plot actually fills without a dead conveyor.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers for bunker owners, crate buyers, and AFK farmers.

How do you get bunkers in My Bunker?

Buy crates from the conveyor, open them, and place the bunker on a pad. Fuse only the confirmed pairs on How to Fuse Bunkers. Guards come after placement.

How expensive is the armored crate?

Official price is not posted here. A recorded session had a player wishing for 350,000 and 750,000 cash before buying it. Treat it as late-game and compare other boxes on the crate tier list.

Which bunker names are actually confirmed?

The core set plus Day 14 (Jungle Temple, Basketball, TV, Club, Cyber) and eight Halloween shells. Rainy is a mutation. Ranks: bunker tier list.

Is Rainy a bunker you buy?

No. Rainy is a mutation. An epic Rainy Prison showed up in a recorded crate open. Track tags in the index and on the mutation list.

Can codes or scripts give free bunkers?

Not on this wiki. Codes stay empty until a real redeem exists. Scripts for "Build a Bunker!" are a different game.