Steal An Anime Egg Tier Lists
Keep lists for hatches and eggs — ranked for income and whether you can actually finish the steal.
This is the Tier List Hub for Steal An Anime Egg. Rankings here answer a practical question: what should occupy a plot slot, and which eggs are worth a death. They are not a completionist pokedex and they are not copied from Steal An Egg’s pet list.
The game is live, early, and still adding content — the WOAHHH update is the reminder. When a new hatch lands, we re-rank by the dollars-per-second tag in-game, not by how famous the anime silhouette looks.
How we rank
Criteria, in order:
- Income on a parked anime (the ticker).
- Steal difficulty — a Secret you cannot carry is F-tier for you until Speed catches up.
- Mutation and size ceiling — see mutations.
- Slot cost — a huge model that blocks your own door can lose a rank.
We do not rank on fan popularity. A well-known anime face that pays poorly is a museum piece. Put it in the index, not on the plot. Collection notes live on anime collection.
Lists on this hub
- Anime tier list — keep / replace / sell after a hatch.
- Eggs tier list — which nests to contest at restock.
Read both. Players who only chase eggs end up with a plot full of pretty commons. Players who only stare at hatches walk past a restock they could have finished.
S-tier in one sentence
S-tier is the hatch that raises your worst slot and that you can steal again at your current Speed. If you need a script to touch it, it is not S-tier for this wiki’s progression advice. Scripts are a separate category: scripts.
How to use a rank in-session
After a hatch, compare the new ticker to your lowest parked anime. If it wins, replace. If it loses, sell or hold for fusion if a machine exists. That is the whole money guide in one paragraph.
At restock, pick the highest egg on the eggs list that sits inside a gate you meet. Greed is how you drop in the lane and fund someone else’s S-tier. How to steal and the Speed planner decide whether a rank is available.
What we will not fake
This hub will not publish a 90-row table of invented names and fake dollars-per-second copied from another tycoon. Official marketing shows anime-style guardians and a spiked purple egg; in-game names and exact tickers change with patches. When we list a name, it is a role (starter common, mid-gate carry, end-gate trophy) you can match to the live tag.
If a creator later publishes a complete index for this place ID, we will fold verified tickers into the child pages. Until then, treat the live tag as the patch notes.
Related reading
- How to play — where hatches sit in the loop
- Speed training — why a rank is gated
- Players hub — sizes and mutations in more detail
- Updates — when a patch invalidates a rank
Re-rank after every update. A new nest can demote last week’s trophy overnight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common Steal An Anime Egg questions.
Is this Steal An Anime Egg tier list copied from Steal An Egg?
No. Different game and different collectibles. We rank this experience's hatches and eggs only.
What is S-tier?
A hatch that beats your worst slot and that you can steal again at your current Speed.
Should I keep every anime for the collection?
Keep them in the index if you want. Park only the best tickers. See anime collection.
How often do ranks change?
After updates and whenever a new nest or mutation shows a higher ticker. Check updates.