Steal An Anime Egg Eggs Tier List
Restock priorities: steal the egg you can finish, not the one with the loudest particles.
This eggs tier list ranks nests in Steal An Anime Egg by whether you should contest them at restock. Eggs are the map objects. Anime are what they become. Rank the egg for risk versus expected hatch, then rank the hatch on the anime tier list.
Official marketing shows a spiked purple winged egg as the fantasy pickup. Your map will mix quiet starter eggs and loud late eggs. Learn the silhouettes in a quiet server before you try to snipe them in a full six-player lobby.
S — contest if you can finish
S-tier eggs are the ones whose hatch is likely to beat your best slot. They usually sit behind a Speed gate, under a serious guardian, and they attract the whole server. Contest them only when:
- Your Speed clears the gate with room to spare — Speed training
- You already have a return lane — how to steal
- Your plot can lock after place — how to protect
If any of those is missing, an S-tier egg is a spectator sport. Watch, hop, or train. Do not “just try.”
A — take on restock
A-tier eggs are why you set the egg timer. They are good enough to chase every reset, not so loud that three people are already there. Arrive early. Pickup on the beep, not five seconds after.
B — fill slots and fund Speed
B-tier is the workhorse nest near your current gate. Steal these between S attempts. They hatch the B-tier anime that buy treadmill upgrades. Skipping B-tier because it is not flashy is how plots stall. The money guide wants a boring B hatch more than a failed S clip.
C — starters
C-tier eggs exist so getting started has something to steal. Once the treadmill is on, only take them if nothing else is up or if you need a quick index claim. They are also the right practice eggs for controls 180s.
D — skip
D-tier is an egg that looks interactable but sits in a death funnel, or a paid crate whose odds you have not read. Skip world D-tiers. Read paid odds twice. If the shop egg is mostly commons, your treadmill wanted that Robux more than the crate did.
How to identify eggs
You will learn colors by hatching, not by a leaked wiki table. After each hatch, glance back at what the egg looked like. That memory is the tier list on the map. The anime collection page is the place to jot those looks as you go.
If two eggs share a color, wait for the nameplate or rarity pip if the build shows one. Grabbing the wrong egg in a panic is still a steal — just a bad one.
Restock behavior
This genre restocks on a map timer. Steal An Anime Egg has not published a public interval we could verify as a constant, so we will not invent “every 5 minutes.” Use the egg timer with the interval you observe in your server, then resync after a hop. Restocks are not shared as a global clock you can trust from a website.
When the reset hits, do not run the whole track. Run your A-tier nest. Greedy full-map sweeps are how you meet two guardians and zero eggs.
Related pages
- Tier list hub — ranking rules
- How to play — hatch after the steal
- Updates — new nests that reshuffle this list
An egg is only S-tier if it becomes an S-tier anime on your plot. The map does not care about your inventory.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Steal An Anime Egg questions.
Which egg should I steal first?
The highest rank you can finish at your Speed. Starter C-tier if you are new, A-tier restocks once the treadmill is on.
How often do eggs restock?
On a server timer you must measure yourself. The egg timer is for that. We will not invent a global number.
Is the purple spiked egg the best?
It is the marketed fantasy pickup. Rank it by the hatch ticker, not by the thumbnail.
Should I buy shop eggs?
Only after you can read the odds and your treadmill is already funded. Paid commons are still C-tier.