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Scary Baboon Reimagined Spawn Item Giver Pass: What It Gives and What It Costs

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The Spawn Item Giver pass gives Scary Baboon Reimagined players a random shop item on every respawn. Here's what it does and what it costs in Robux.

Quick answer

The Spawn Item Giver game pass in Scary Baboon Reimagined gives you one random item from the shop every time you respawn, and it costs R$89.

  • The item is random: you get whatever the shop's item pool serves up, and you don't choose it.
  • At R$89 it is the cheapest of the game's 7 game passes; the most expensive, 2x Coins from Scraps, costs R$499.
  • The game itself is free, so the pass is an optional Robux purchase.

Scary Baboon Reimagined sells seven game passes, and Spawn Item Giver is both the cheapest and the most self-explanatory of them. Its own listing reads: "On each respawn, the lab grants you a random item from the shop!" Every time your baboon respawns, the pass grants you one item drawn at random from the shop's pool — and because the trigger is the respawn itself, the effect repeats on every respawn, not just the first.

What the Spawn Item Giver pass gives you

Owning Spawn Item Giver changes one thing, but it applies constantly: each respawn hands you a random item from the shop. Two conditions are worth understanding before you buy:

  • You must own the pass. The effect applies to players who own Spawn Item Giver.
  • The item is random. The pass does not let you select which item you get. The listing's own wording is that the lab grants you "a random item from the shop," meaning the item's identity is decided by chance from the shop's item pool.

Since the pass re-triggers on every respawn, it keeps paying out for as long as you keep playing: each respawn is another item from the pool. For a look at what the shop can hold, see the game's all items list.

Scary Baboon Reimagined Spawn Item Giver pass visual reference

Visual reference for the Spawn Item Giver game pass.

How much the Spawn Item Giver pass costs

Spawn Item Giver costs R$89 in Robux. That makes it the cheapest of the seven passes Scary Baboon Reimagined sells — the lineup runs from R$89 up to R$499 for 2x Coins from Scraps, and buying every pass together would cost R$1,713. The game itself is free, so passes like this one are the game's optional purchases.

The R$89 price shows up consistently in the game's pass listing, and RoStats' store record for the game logged the pass at R$89 in a snapshot dated October 12, 2026. The pass's own store page is where the price is displayed if you want to confirm it before buying.

How it compares with the other six passes

The table below lists the full lineup as shown in the game's store, so you can see where Spawn Item Giver sits on price and effect:

Data table

Data table
PassPriceWhat it gives you
Spawn Item GiverR$89A random item from the shop on each respawn
Infinite Speed IncreaseR$129An infinite speed boost
VIP BaboonR$199Daily VIP reward, VIP baboon skin, VIP crown cosmetic and VIP chat tag
Double Scrap InventoryR$199Doubles the amount of scraps your baboon can hold
Rainbow SkinR$299A changing rainbow skin for your baboon
Permanent RadarR$299A free Radar item every spawn
2x Coins from ScrapsR$4992x coin value when selling scraps

The closest relative to Spawn Item Giver is Permanent Radar (R$299). Both hand you something at spawn, but they solve different problems: Permanent Radar guarantees you a Radar on every spawn, while Spawn Item Giver trades that certainty for variety — a random shop item each respawn at a lower price. If your decision comes down to those two:

Decision guide

Choose for your situation

You want a fresh surprise item every time you respawn

Spawn Item Giver (R$89) grants a random shop item on each respawn, and it is the cheaper of the two.

You specifically want a Radar in hand on every spawn

Permanent Radar (R$299) guarantees a free Radar item every spawn.

For the full lineup in more detail, see the game passes overview, or the shop guide for how the game's store works as a whole. If you're weighing several passes against each other, the best game passes page covers the same lineup from a value angle.