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Steal & Hatch Anime Eggs! Wiki
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Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! Wiki — the BlinkWorks anime egg game, officially titled "Steal an Anime Egg!"

This wiki covers the Roblox anime egg game by BlinkWorks Studios — officially titled “Steal an Anime Egg!” (verified 2026-10-13; it was named “Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs!” when this wiki launched, and shipped as “Steal An Anime Egg”). You steal anime eggs from sleeping bosses, hatch them into fighters that earn cash on your plot, train treadmill Speed, and push through worlds, night resets and rebirths. Every fact on this site is source-bound and dated; the game updates frequently, so treat numbers as observations, not fixed rules.

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Wrong-game warning
Several different games are named “Steal An Anime Egg” or near-identical (“Steal Anime Eggs”, “Steal an Egg”, “Steal an Anime”), and guides for the lookalikes mix into every search. Check which game is which before trusting any codes or tier list.

Is the game alive? Live status

official Roblox API · checked 2026-11-04 15:42 UTC

Snapshot pulled from Roblox’s public game APIs (place 76377501906469, universe 10747748563); refreshed at each site build.

Playing now
73
concurrent players
Visits
16.1M
all-time
Favorites
392.4K
saved by players
Likes
83.3%
16.3K 👍 / 3.3K 👎
Updated
2026-11-02
last game update
Created
2026-08-21
by BlinkWorks Studios

What this means: the game is new (created 2026-08-21), big for its age (30K+ concurrent at launch week, live count above), and actively updated. Our identity check: match the URL you have against place ID 76377501906469.

The loop

How does Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs work?

  1. 1
    Steal an egg
    Enter a boss territory and take an Anime Egg. The moment you grab it, an alarm wakes the sleeping boss.
  2. 2
    Outrun the boss
    Carry the egg back to your plot. If your Speed is below the zone's requirement, the boss catches you and the run fails.
  3. 3
    Grow & hatch
    The egg grows on your plot behind a live timer (we watched one at 7m 26s). “Skip Growth!” (E) rushes it. Nightfall advances and then resets eggs.
  4. 4
    Place the fighter
    Click the hatched fighter in your hotbar and place it on your plot — the game tells you: “Holding Kakashi. Click on your plot to place it!”
  5. 5
    Earn cash
    Placed fighters generate cash every second (observed: $20/s up to $241.3K/s). A banner tracks your $/s and what you earn per day offline.
  6. 6
    Train Speed
    Run the treadmill (TAP!, +5 per step) to raise Speed, escape tougher bosses and reach new zones. Robux multipliers persist through rebirth.
  7. 7
    Rebirth & repeat
    At enough Speed you can rebirth — treadmills are re-bought, eggs reset, and the loop scales up. Index milestones add extra speed and money.

The full walkthrough with controls, timer examples and screenshots-in-words lives on How to Play.

Codes

Are there codes for Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs?

No code system is confirmed for this game as of 2026-11-04 — re-checked after the 2026-11-02 update. The game’s store page lists no game passes, no redeem box appears in any gameplay we inspected, and no official code channel exists. YouTube “codes” videos for the name cover the lookalike games — their codes do not work here.

Real free-reward alternatives today: Index milestone claims, night egg resets and more →

Go deeper

Pick your task

How to Play →
Full first-run walkthrough with the controls, timers and UI we actually observed.
Eggs & Hatching →
Rarity, size, timers, Skip Growth and the night reset rule.
Fighters →
Observed income values (Loopy, Zenetsu, Mythic Kakashii and more) and the rarity ladder.
Speed Training →
Treadmill numbers, upgrade costs, Robux multipliers and zone gates.
Codes →
The honest, dated codes status plus real free-reward alternatives.
Worlds & Zones →
What's confirmed about the nine-world structure vs the reported zone tables — claim by claim.
Which Game? →
Two games are named “Steal An Anime Egg”. Compare them by place ID.

Sources: Official Roblox game page + APIs (identity, stats, description), fan-wiki pages for this game’s systems, and inspected gameplay frames of three identity-confirmed videos (Sept 2026) — full source ledger · How this site sources facts

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