About Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! Wiki
Why this wiki exists
Searching this game’s name surfaces three different Roblox experiences, a giant unrelated “Steal an Egg” with its own pets and biomes, and a trail of codes pages that promise rewards for games this one has never heard of. The exact game name had zero dedicated search results when we began. This site fixes the identification problem first — everything here is pinned to place 76377501906469 — and then documents the game with the depth the search results lacked: 16,111,123 visits, 71 players in-game, a 5-player server cap and a 83.3% like ratio at our 2026-11-04 check, six updates since 2026-09-14, and a community that needed a real reference.
Editor profile
The site is maintained by an independent Roblox guide editor who tracks this game through the official APIs (game record, votes, group record, badge list), the developer group run by geseunmaggiorene, the same-game fan wiki’s guides, editorial code trackers, and inspected gameplay videos that are admitted only after an identity check — game link in the description or an exact UI fingerprint. Every data table names its source class and carries a checked date; the site-wide reference check is dated 2026-11-04.
Editorial policy
Every claim on this wiki names its source class and carries a checked date. Official facts come from Roblox's public APIs and the game page. Systems facts are corroborated across the same-game fan wiki and our inspected gameplay record, and where the two disagree we show both claims with their dates. Third-party guide tables are carried only as labeled reports. Numbers that no source has ever printed (complete egg tables, the full fighter roster, official zone requirements) are described as the open question they are — with the exact check that would answer it — rather than filled in with invented data.
- Source-bound or absent. Fighter incomes, timers and upgrade costs appear only where our gameplay record saw them on screen; the fan wiki corroborates systems but prints no numbers, so no page here claims more than the record shows.
- Conflicts stay visible. The rebirth question and the nine-vs-ten zone count are carried both ways with dates — see Sources.
- No clickbait codes. The codes page shows the real, dated status — currently zero, matching an independent tracker — plus where codes will surface if the developer ships the system its own group description hints at.
How the site is built
This wiki is a static site: every page you read was rendered from typed TypeScript data files at the last build, which is why each claim can be traced to a constant in our research ledger with its own checked date. Nothing on the content pages is user-generated, and nothing is scraped on the fly — a fact only changes here when an editor re-checks it and writes the new date next to it. That design has a cost (a big game update can make a table stale until the next check) and a benefit (you can see exactly how old every number is), and we think the trade is right for a game whose official data is this thin.
How pages are updated
Roblox's APIs refresh the live-stat snapshot on every build. Data tables are re-checked after each game update (the store metadata shows updates on 2026-09-14, 09-16, 09-19, 09-23, 09-26, 2026-10-01, 2026-10-05 and 2026-10-08), and any value that changed gets a new checked date instead of silently overwriting the old one. Older observations stay on the page only when they help players understand progression, always with their original date.
The live-stat snapshot (players, visits, votes) refreshes from the official APIs on every build of this site, so the homepage always carries its exact check time.
What every page covers
- Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! — How to Play: the full loop with real controls, timers and UI quotes
- Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! — Eggs: egg names from official media, hatch mechanics, night resets
- Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! — Fighters: every income value we could verify on screen, and the rarity ladder
- Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! — Speed Training: treadmill numbers, multiplier economics, zone gates, rebirth
- Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! — Worlds & Zones: the nine-world record vs the reported ten-zone table, row by row
- Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! — Codes: the dated zero-codes status and where real codes will appear
- Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! — Which Game?: the lookalikes told apart by place ID
Corrections
Found a factual error, an outdated value, or an update we missed? Contact us — send the page URL, the claim, and a reference that supports the correction. Corrections that check out are applied with a new checked date; the old value stays in the page history so the timeline remains honest.