“Steal An Anime Egg” vs “Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs”: Which Game Is Which?
Search any mix of those names and you’ll meet several different games. This wiki covers the big one: the BlinkWorks Studios game (place 76377501906469) — titled “Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs!” when this wiki launched and officially renamed back to “Steal an Anime Egg!” with its 2026-09-26 update. Meanwhile, another group’s game carries the exact old title — which is exactly why the confusion exists. The fan wiki that covered this game published its own warning about the mix-up (captured September 2026; it has alternated with the other game across our checks — flipped to it at our 2026-10-20 check, back to this game’s September guide set at our 2026-10-28 check, and to the other game again at our 2026-11-04 check — see /sources/).
The six surfaces, side by side
| Game | Developer | Place ID | Size (dated per row) | Watch out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steal an Anime Egg! (this wiki's game) titled “Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs!” when this wiki launched; flipped back with the 2026-09-26 update roblox.com/games/76377501906469 | BlinkWorks Studios | 76377501906469 | ~15.4M visits, ~420 playing at our 2026-10-13 check | the steal-hatch-place-earn game with fighters, sleeping bosses, nine worlds and treadmill Speed — title re-verified via the official APIs on 2026-09-28, 2026-10-05 and 2026-10-13 |
| “Steal Anime Eggs” previously “[❤UPD] Steal An Anime Egg” — renamed again by our 2026-09-28 check roblox.com/games/96727061242653 | And Collect Insane Animes | 96727061242653 | ~1.2M visits, ~1.8K playing at our 2026-09-28 check | a different, much smaller game; it no longer carries the old exact title |
| “Steal An Anime Egg” (third namesake) same title again, another studio — now the exact-title holder roblox.com/games/78933302895115 | Steal An (Roblox group, per the official API) | 78933302895115 | ~8.9M visits, ~3.6K playing at our 2026-09-28 check (up from ~1.0M on 2026-09-15) | verified via the official API on 2026-09-28; also a treadmill/units clone family game |
| “Jump to Steal An Anime Egg” newer derivative namesake — its official page is dated Oct 1, 2026 roblox.com/games/125243156418762 | a different studio (not BlinkWorks) | 125243156418762 | verified via its official page at our 2026-10-13 check | a Jump-Power game (“Train to increase your Jump Power / Jump higher to unlock new anime worlds”) — NOT this treadmill-Speed game; its guides and codes do not apply here |
| Steal an Egg separate large game | a different studio | — | very large YouTube/SERP footprint (161 eggs, biomes, Guardians) | its pets/biomes/codes data does NOT apply to this game |
| Steal an Anime / My Anime Egg Farm lookalikes | different studios | — | have their own codes pages | codes found for these games do not work here |
Identity and size verified against Roblox’s public game APIs on 2026-09-28, 2026-10-05 and 2026-10-13 (lookalike titles re-verified 2026-10-05 via their official pages; the newer “Jump to Steal An Anime Egg” namesake verified 2026-10-13 via its official page; lookalike visit counts last read 2026-09-28; prior checks 2026-09-15). Numbers move; the place IDs don’t.
The 10-second URL check
- Open the Roblox page or video description you’re reading.
- Find the game link and read the number after
/games/: the BlinkWorks game is 76377501906469. The other same-name games are 96727061242653 and 78933302895115, the Jump-Power namesake is 125243156418762 — and the big lookalike “Steal an Egg” is a different game again. - If there’s no link, look for system words: this game uses fighters, sleeping bosses, nine worlds, treadmill. “Pets”, “Guardians”, “biomes”, “mutations” and “Jump Power” belong to the lookalikes.
Why the rename matters for codes and tier lists
Every “Steal An Anime Egg codes” result we found covers a lookalike game — and even those report zero working codes. Tier lists and egg tables published for “Steal an Egg” (161 eggs, Divine Unicorns, biomes) describe a completely different game. Using them here will waste your time: this game’s rarities, fighters and worlds are its own.
Start from this wiki’s own honest codes status, observed fighter values and egg mechanics — each dated and sourced.
FAQ
- Which “Steal An Anime Egg” is the popular one?
- The big one (~15.4M visits as of our 2026-10-13 check) is the BlinkWorks Studios game (place 76377501906469) — officially titled “Steal an Anime Egg!” since its 2026-09-26 update, and named “Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs!” when this wiki launched (September 2026). The exact old title “Steal An Anime Egg” now belongs to a different game (place 78933302895115, ~8.9M visits at our 2026-09-28 check), a near-name “Steal Anime Eggs” belongs to a smaller third game (place 96727061242653), and a newer “Jump to Steal An Anime Egg” (place 125243156418762) is a Jump-Power derivative — not this game.
- How do I check which game a guide or video is about?
- Match the Roblox URL: the BlinkWorks game is roblox.com/games/76377501906469. If a page talks about pets, biomes, Guardians, mutations like Bloom, rift events, a Sakura Incubator or “Jump Power” training, it is describing one of the lookalike games, not this one.
- Why are there several games with the same name?
- The BlinkWorks game (created 2026-08-21 as “Steal An Anime Egg”) was renamed to “Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs!” by September 2026, then renamed back to “Steal an Anime Egg!” with its 2026-09-26 update (verified via the official APIs on 2026-09-28) — while a different group’s game launched under the old exact name. No official rename statements have been published; the flips are verified by the official titles, URLs and the in-game tagline.
Sources: Roblox public game APIs and official game pages (all six identities re-verified 2026-09-28, 2026-10-05 and 2026-10-13, including the flip-back to “Steal an Anime Egg!” and the newer “Jump to” namesake first verified 2026-10-13), the official game page (rename evidence: title vs tagline), both fan wikis’ own disambiguation warnings · full source ledger