Story: 🐉⚔️ FANTASYROT – SAHUR THE GREAT (The Brainrots no. 7)

⚠️ CONTAINS SPOILERS ⚠️

From the comic “The Brainrots” #7 – published in January 2026

• Script and writing: McGames
• Art: Syarif

A fantasy story written by MC Games and drawn by Syarif: you can tell from the start that we are dealing with something special.

With FantasyRot, The Brainrots opens the doors to a completely new world: a dark Middle Ages made of dragons, castles, and kingdoms ruled by fear, where the chaos typical of the comic turns into true epic.

👑 The Kingdom of Sahur the Great

In this world reigns Sahur the Great, a tyrant who seized power thanks to two dragons:

• 🐉 Melodrago
• 🍌 Dragobanano

But behind their fury lies a darker truth: they are not free, but forced to fight.

⚔️ Two heroes, one mission

Cities are being destroyed, and among the victims are:

• ☕ Assassin Cappuccino
• 🩰 Ballerina Cappuccina

The two do not know each other at first, but fate brings them together. They discover they share the same goal: stop Sahur.

Thus an alliance is born… and something more.

🏰 The assault on the castle

After planning an attack, they manage to infiltrate the king's castle.
But the clash does not go as expected:

• they manage to defeat the soldiers
• but Sahur proves too powerful

They are captured and imprisoned.

🔓 The truth about the dragons

Having escaped from prison, they follow roars and discover something unexpected:

The dragons are chained and controlled.

Cappuccino hesitates.
Ballerina understands.

And she makes the most important choice in the story:

she sets them free.

🔥 The ending

The dragons, finally free, join forces with them.

Together they reach Sahur, surround him, and stop him for good.

The tyranny ends.

🌌 And now?

The kingdom is saved… but something has changed.

• the dragons are free
• the king has fallen
• the throne is empty

And in the world of FantasyRot…

new threats are always around the corner.

🧠 Why this story is important

This story marks a turning point for The Brainrots:

• it introduces the fantasy genre
• it deepens the characters
• it shows that the true enemy… isn't always what it seems