Eggs and Hatching in Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs!

1. Place the stolen egg on your plot. A toast confirms: “Egg placed! Check Growing Eggs for the timer.”
2. Track it in the Growing Eggs menu — every growing egg shows its fighter, rarity and income (e.g. “Mythic Kakashii $40.0K/s”) with a live timer above the egg itself.
3. Wait, or press E. A “Skip Growth!” prompt is bound to the E key to rush the wait.
4. Collect via hotbar. “Your Luck Voltia hatched! Click it in your hotbar to place it.”

The hatch result is a reveal, not a guarantee: the fan wiki’s hatching guide (2026-09-11) puts it precisely — an egg’s appearance tells you the commitment, but cannot tell you the final fighter. Rarity and size price your time; the hatched fighter’s income is decided when the shell opens. That is why egg runners plan the return route before the steal: a failed run costs the egg and all of the hatch time it would have earned.

Most “all eggs” lists on search results belong to lookalike games. For this game (place 76377501906469), exactly three egg names are attributable to official material — the game’s own Roblox media, as read by the same-game fan wiki’s beginner guide:

Table source: official Roblox media as read by stealananimeegg.wiki (2026-09-11) · cross-checked against the official game page 2026-11-04. Names may change with updates — the store metadata shows updates on 09-14, 09-16, 09-19, 09-23, 09-26, 2026-10-01, 2026-10-05, 2026-10-08 and 2026-10-26.

A world clock counts down (“Night in 2m 22s”). When night falls, two things happen, both narrated live by a creator session: growing eggs advance and all eggs reset — the pedestals restock so you can steal the good ones again. A frame toast confirms the moment: “ALL EGGS RESET!”

Practical play: time your runs to just-before-night. The reset is also a scramble — everyone on the server sees the same restock, so the rare pedestals get contested fast. In one of our sessions a Mythic egg was sniped mid-run by another player (“that guy just took the mythic one”). Servers cap at 5 players, which keeps the competition personal rather than chaotic.

• Do rebirths exist in this game?
  • Our record: Our Sept 2026 gameplay record shows a rebirth interaction (a 154,000-Speed rebirth read in-session; purchased treadmills reset; the Robux 8× multiplier persisted).
  • The other side: The same-game fan wiki's guides (2026-09-11, before four later updates) listed rebirths among mechanics it had not confirmed for this game.
  • How we read it: Both are dated: the fan wiki wrote before the 2026-09-16/19/23/26, 2026-10-01, 2026-10-05 and 2026-10-08 updates, our read is from after. We treat rebirths as present, and keep the older claim so the timeline is honest.
• How many zones does the game have?
  • Our record: Nine worlds, per the official game record and the same-game fan wiki.
  • The other side: A Sportskeeda table (2026-09-16) lists ten named zones with speed requirements.
  • How we read it: The game updates often and names may not be final. We carry the reported table labeled as reported and tell readers to read the live progression interface.

1. Scout the route first. The fan wiki’s beginner guide says most failed runs begin before the pickup — learn the turns and narrow approaches, then grab an egg only when you are ready to move immediately.
2. Match the zone to your Speed. Read the zone’s recommendation before committing; we verified ~900 on an early rare-egg zone and ~9,000 at a hero arena area.
3. Stack steals before night. Place the egg, then train on the treadmill while it grows — nightfall advances the egg for free.
4. Place the fighter immediately. A hatched fighter earns nothing until it stands on your plot; the index also tracks which fighters you have hatched at least once.

• What hatched fighters earn: Fighters — observed income values
• Escaping bosses and speed gates: Speed & Treadmill Training
• The full loop with controls: How to Play
• Zone names and the reported table: Worlds & Zones
• Are there egg codes? Codes status