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Steal An Anime Egg Anime Collection Guide

Identify hatches by look and tag, then decide whether they belong on the plot.

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Anime Collection

This is the anime collection page for Steal An Anime Egg. It is how to identify what you hatched, how to use an index if the build has one, and how to avoid naming things after the wrong Roblox game.

The experience is Steal An Anime Egg. Official art shows a pink-haired cursed-energy runner and a dark-haired fighter as guardians, plus a spiked purple egg as the fantasy steal. Your hatches will be anime-style models with rarity pips. We will not publish a fake 80-name table copied from Steal An Egg’s chickens and kitsune.

How to identify a hatch

When the egg breaks, read in this order:

  1. Nameplate if one appears
  2. Rarity pip or color of the tag
  3. Dollars-per-second
  4. Size relative to your other models
  5. Mutation label or extra particle

If the nameplate is original (not a licensed character string), use that name in chat. If there is no nameplate, describe it: “pink-hair fighter,” “winged purple,” “tiny common.” That is enough to compare with the anime tier list.

Do not assume a silhouette is a specific copyrighted hero just because a thumbnail rhymes with one. The group is And Collect Insane Animes. Treat models as inspired, tags as facts.

Index and claims

If a collection board, book, or HUD index exists:

  • Open it after every new species
  • Click every unclaimed pip
  • Take traps or cash immediately — they belong in free rewards logic
  • Do not reset the index on purpose

Missing pips are a reason to steal C-tier eggs on a quiet server, not a reason to die on an S-tier nest. How to steal still applies: finish the carry.

If there is no index in your build yet, this page is still useful as a personal log. Note look, rarity, and ticker after each hatch. That log becomes your private pokedex until the game ships one.

Starters versus trophies

Your first hatch is a starter. It might be a small common. Park it, unlock the treadmill, then overwrite it. Getting started wants that starter. Make money wants it gone once something better exists.

Trophies are high rarity, high ticker, or both. They go in back slots, behind a lock. How to protect is part of collecting. A stolen trophy is just someone else’s collection.

How to get a specific look

“How to get” in this game means:

  • Learn which egg silhouette hatched that look (see eggs tier list)
  • Be at that nest on restock with the egg timer
  • Meet the Speed gate — Speed training
  • Hatch, then hope the rarity roll cooperates

There is no confirmed crafting recipe for a named anime on this check. If a future update adds a fuse or incubator, it will land on updates and we will link it here. Do not sacrifice a Crane you do not have — that is Steal An Egg lore.

Trading and gifting

No public, creator-confirmed trading post was verified for this place ID. If a friend wants a duplicate, assume you must steal and hatch it yourself unless an in-game gift button appears. Do not follow Discord “trusted middleman” offers.

Collect with your eyes, rank with the ticker, protect with the lock. That is the whole database skill.

A last habit: after every hatch, say the ticker out loud before you emote. If you cannot remember the number ten seconds later, you did not read it. The anime tier list only works when that number is real.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common Steal An Anime Egg questions.

How many anime are in Steal An Anime Egg?

The live index is the count. This wiki will not invent a number. New patches can add species.

How do I get a specific anime?

Match the egg look, meet the Speed gate, steal it on restock, and hatch. There is no verified craft recipe yet.

Is there an official species list?

Only in-game. Official marketing shows anime-style guardians and a purple spiked egg, not a spreadsheet.

Can I trade duplicates?

No confirmed trade board on this check. Do not use Discord middlemen.