How to Throw Tomatoes in Aura Dance Battles: Infinite Tomatoes, VIP and the NOOB DANCER Crowd

Infinite Tomatoes costs 99 Robux in Aura Dance Battles, tied with VIP as the most expensive game pass. Prices read from Roblox's own endpoints.

How Much Does Infinite Tomatoes Cost in Aura Dance Battles

Infinite Tomatoes costs 99 Robux as of 20 September 2026. It is a game pass, so you buy it once and keep it on your account, and Roblox's own endpoint reports it as created on 31 August 2026 at 20:48 UTC under pass ID 1966171400. At 99 Robux it is tied with VIP as the most expensive game pass in the game. A rival wiki covering this game states that the full catalog and prices are not public. The table below is the on-sale pass list, read from Roblox's endpoints this morning.

Nine of the game's 19 passes are on sale with a published price. The other ten return no price at all. Those ten, the 5x through 100x Cheer and Coins passes, are covered further down this page and in the shop table at every Aura Dance Battles item and price, which also carries the 10 developer products.

One point about the top of that ladder. Infinite Tomatoes and VIP are the most expensive game passes, but they are not the most expensive things in the shop. Coin Pack 5 at 399 Robux and Coin Pack 4 at 219 Robux are both higher, and both are developer products rather than passes, so they are charged per purchase instead of once.

All nine on-sale Aura Dance Battles game passes, from Roblox's game passes endpoint on 20 September 2026.

What Is Infinite Tomatoes in Aura Dance Battles

Infinite Tomatoes is a 99 Robux game pass and that is the limit of what Roblox will tell you about it. The endpoint returns a name, a price, a sale state, a creation timestamp and a pass ID. There is no description field explaining what the pass grants, no rate, no cooldown and no cap. We have not played a round, so we cannot fill that in from experience either.

What the name implies is a supply limit being removed rather than an ability being unlocked. Something called Infinite Tomatoes reads as the paid version of something you can already do a smaller number of times. That is a reading of the developer's own wording, not a measurement, and we flag it as such rather than writing it into a mechanics table. Round structure as far as we can establish it is on how to play Aura Dance Battles.

The price tier tells you something about how the developer values it. This pass sits at the top of the pass ladder with VIP, above 2x Votes Permanent at 59 Robux and well above the 19 Robux multipliers such as the 2x Cheer pass in Aura Dance Battles. Both 99 Robux passes were created within minutes of each other on the opening evening, at 20:48 and 20:55 UTC on 31 August 2026.

What Do the NOOB DANCER Placards Mean in Aura Dance Battles

The crowd in this game is a participant, not scenery, and the official artwork is where you can see it clearly. In the image the developer publishes as the second media slot, the picture is split: the left half is captioned 1 AURA on a red banner and shows a plain avatar dabbing on a dark stage while audience placards read NOOB DANCER, EZ and L. The right half is captioned 999 AURA on a green banner and shows a red-lit avatar in sunglasses whose jacket and necklace read AURA KING, tagged LEGEND, with a red demon face behind him.

A third image repeats the same 1 AURA and 999 AURA split on a wet night street, where an audience placard reads NOOB while the left avatar is wrapped in purple lightning and the right avatar carries an AURA LEGEND tag. A fourth shows crowds of avatars cheering on both sides of two dancers whose counters read 1.25M AURA and 35.7K AURA. Every battle picture the developer publishes shows exactly two dancers and a watching crowd.

That is the evidentiary basis for treating the audience as part of the game rather than as backdrop. The placards are held by crowd avatars, they are aimed at the low-aura dancer, and they carry judgment words. It is also why aura is best understood as a number rather than a collectable, since the art shows counters reading 1, 999, 35.7K, 89.2K and 1.25M. That argument is set out on what aura is in Aura Dance Battles.

What the placards do not tell us is whether any of it is mechanical. We cannot say a placard is a UI element rather than art, or that crowd reaction feeds a score. The developer's description says to vote and let players decide who has the best aura, which is a stated mechanic, and we cover it on voting in Aura Dance Battles. Tomatoes are not mentioned in the description at all.

Does Throwing a Tomato Lower Aura in Aura Dance Battles

We have not measured it, and nobody has published a measurement we can check. The honest position on 20 September 2026 is that a pass called Infinite Tomatoes exists, costs 99 Robux, and has been on sale since the day after the game launched, and that we do not know what a tomato does to a target's aura number.

The reason we cannot back into the answer is that the whole scoring layer is unpublished. The aura scoring formula is not public. We do not know what a single cheer is worth, what a single vote is worth, or what a single tomato is worth. Without any one of those values there is nothing to compare a tomato against.

This game also gives outside observers no second route to the answer. Aura Dance Battles publishes zero badges, and the badges endpoint returns an empty list. Badges are the usual way to read completion and milestone data out of a Roblox game from outside, so for this title that door is closed. What is left is the shop record, the description and the artwork, which is exactly what this page is built from.

Is Infinite Tomatoes the Most Expensive Pass in Aura Dance Battles

It is tied for the top. Infinite Tomatoes and VIP both cost 99 Robux as of 20 September 2026, and no other game pass in the game is priced higher. Both were created on the opening evening of the shop, 31 August 2026, along with 2x Votes Permanent at 59 Robux, 2x Cheer at 19 Robux and 2x Coins at 19 Robux. The opening-day list is on the day the Aura Dance Battles shop opened.

Ten passes in this game carry no price at all. All ten were created on 11 September 2026 and all ten were last changed on 12 September 2026, and they are the 5x, 10x, 25x, 50x and 100x versions of Cheer and of Coins. A whole product line that lasted one day. Infinite Tomatoes was never part of that group and has been continuously on sale since the shop opened.

Counting the full catalog: 29 shop entries, made up of 10 developer products and 19 game passes. Seventeen are on sale with a published price and 12 are off sale with no price. Infinite Tomatoes is one of the 17.

How the Crowd Fits a 14-Player Aura Dance Battles Server

Servers in this game hold a maximum of 14 players. The developer's description says players face off in 1v1 Aura Battles, and the artwork agrees: two dancers, every time. That leaves the rest of the server watching, which is the practical reason a crowd-facing purchase such as Infinite Tomatoes makes sense in a game this size. Most of the people in the room are audience at any moment.

The audience this shop is selling to is large. Roblox reported 3,368,966 visits for Aura Dance Battles and 7,160 players in game at the moment of our snapshot on 20 September 2026, with 13,197 favorites. The vote split was 12,111 up votes against 1,095 down votes, which is a 91.7% approval rating. The game was created on 30 August 2026 and its last update stamp is 20 September 2026 at 05:57 UTC.

What we cannot tell you is how the bracket sits on top of the 14-player cap. The developer's description mentions winning tournaments, rising as the Aura King and making it through the bracket to take the crown. Whether that bracket is confined to one server or spans more than one is not something we have verified.

What We Have Not Checked

We have not thrown a tomato in this game. We do not know whether a tomato lowers the target's aura number, whether it interrupts them, or whether it is purely cosmetic. We do not know what throw rate or supply the Infinite Tomatoes pass removes, because the endpoint carries no description of the pass.

We do not know the aura scoring formula or what a single cheer, vote or tomato is worth. We do not know whether any aura rank exists between the placard word NOOB and the AURA LEGEND title, and we are not going to invent a ladder of rank names. We do not know how long one round or one full bracket lasts, or whether the bracket reaches past a single 14-player server.

We have found no evidence of any code for this game as of 20 September 2026, checked against the game description, the product and pass endpoints, and the Roblox game page. Everything above is the public record read this morning and dated so that anyone can re-run it.

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