Worlds & Zones in Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs! — Confirmed vs Reported

• Nine-world structure. The game’s own pages confirmed 9 worlds at our research (September 2026), and the same-game fan wiki we captured then treated nine as the fixed count (that wiki has alternated with a namesake game across our checks — namesake at 2026-10-20, this game’s guides at 2026-10-28, namesake again at 2026-11-04 — see the /sources/ register).
• First gate ≈ 900 Speed. An early rare-egg zone displayed a recommended ~900 Speed — below it, the boss catches you.
• A later “hero arena” area at ~9,000–10,000 Speed. We read about 9,000 live in inspected frames; the reported table below lists Hero Arena at 10K — the same area within reading tolerance.
• Zones display their recommendation in-game. Each area shows the Speed it suggests before you commit to a steal — the live panel always beats any third-party table.
• Themed areas. Observed references include “Chainsaw Man” and “Naruto” themed areas alongside the hero arena.

Speed is the gate: see Speed Training for the treadmill numbers that get you through the next gate.

Claim state: reported. Sportskeeda published this zone list for this exact game on 2026-09-16. It is plausible — its first two gates match our observations — but we have not verified these names or values in-game, so we carry it with its label and date instead of copying it as fact:

1. Launch the official game (place 76377501906469) — confirm the URL first: several games share the old name.
2. Walk toward any zone entrance and read the recommended Speed sign before crossing.
3. Compare with your Speed (treadmill panel). Below it, the sleeping boss catches you; above it, runs become routine.
4. If a name or number here disagrees with your screen, your screen is right — and tell us, we date every correction.

How many worlds are in Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs?

Nine worlds were confirmed by the game's own pages during our September 2026 research, and a same-game fan wiki still used nine as the fixed count (re-checked 2026-10-13; the wiki has since alternated with a namesake game — see /sources/). A guide site published a 10-zone table on 2026-09-16 (listed above as reported). We have not verified the zone names in-game, and the game shipped updates on 2026-09-14, 09-16, 09-19, 09-23, 09-26, 2026-10-01, 2026-10-05, 2026-10-08, 2026-10-26 and 2026-11-02 (official store metadata, checked 2026-11-04), so treat both the count and the names as current-best information, not final.

What are the world names in Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs?

Not officially published. A Sportskeeda table (2026-09-16) reports the names in the table above; a same-game fan wiki explicitly says the names are not published and warns against 10- or 11-row tables for this game. Our position: read the zone names from the live in-game progression interface, and treat any third-party list — including ours — as a report with a date, not a fact.

What Speed do I need for the first zone?

About 900. We read a ~900 recommendation on an early rare-egg zone in inspected gameplay, and the reported table's second row (Demon Blade) also says 900. The next reading we verified was a "hero arena" area at about 9,000-10,000 Speed (our live read ~9,000; the reported table says 10K).

What happens if my Speed is too low for a zone?

The sleeping boss catches you and the steal fails. Every zone displays a recommended speed before you commit — check it each run, because the game updates often and values move.