Eggs are the main random-pet source in +1 Anime Eyes. Current indexes document world Trophy eggs, recurring Robux eggs, code or prize eggs, and event-only eggs. Update 3 announced additional eggs and pets, so this is a route-and-pool index rather than a permanent complete catalog.
Find the right kind of egg
World Trophy eggs
Documented examples: Normal, Shinobi, Lotus, Celestial, Blood Moon, Demon, Frost, Abyss, Nebula, Void
Currency: Read the live Trophy label
Status: Community corroborated pre-Update-3 snapshot
Robux eggs
Documented examples: Akatsuki and Divine
Currency: Robux product prompt
Status: Pool and price need live confirmation
Code or prize eggs
Documented example: Infernal Aegis in current guides
Currency: Not assumed to be sold
Status: Source and availability need current check
Event eggs
Documented example: Admin Egg announced for admin-abuse events
Currency: Event-specific
Status: Do not assume the event is active
The exact world order can extend beyond these examples. If the current selector or update adds an egg, record it under the displayed world and source instead of forcing it into an old table.
Read the pool before hatching
Open the egg panel and identify every visible pet, rarity or weight, price, world, and multi-hatch option. A detailed current snapshot often shows five pets per egg, but do not assume every new or event egg follows the same size.
Judge the pool by the common result first. If the most likely pets do not improve an active slot or help a fusion plan, the egg can be poor value even when the top pet is strong. A 1% display is not a promise that 100 hatches will contain the pet; each independent roll can miss.
Do not claim a pity system unless the live panel displays one. The current audit found insufficient evidence for a universal pity mechanic.
Compare Trophy eggs fairly
Compare eggs within the world you have unlocked. Later-world pets can use different scales, and currency suffixes make raw prices difficult to compare across progression. Check whether the cheaper egg fills empty slots efficiently or whether the more expensive pool gives a meaningful upgrade.
Set a Trophy budget and preserve enough currency for an eye or aura if one of those purchases removes the next stage wall more reliably. Use the Trophies Guide to measure clear time and the Pets Index to compare outcomes.
If a code grants an egg, confirm which egg entered inventory before opening it. A code reward label on an aggregator can be wrong or outdated; the item received by the account is the deciding evidence.
Handle Robux and event eggs safely
Read the Roblox purchase prompt for the exact product, quantity, and price. A “x3” product may be a different purchase from a single egg. Close the prompt if the displayed item differs from the panel you selected.
Event-only eggs can disappear with the event. Do not buy currency or wait for an unofficial countdown unless the live experience shows the event and its conditions. Record whether an event egg remains in inventory after the window before making a claim about permanence.
For a failed Robux purchase or missing item, preserve the receipt and contact official support. Do not retry rapidly and risk duplicate charges.
Protect storage and duplicates
Check pet storage before a hatch session. Lock the strongest active pets and any rare or paid entries. Decide which exact duplicates are reserved for fusion. Delete only after comparing name, tier, and current-world value.
After each batch, reopen Pets and use Equip Best as a diagnostic. Verify the active team manually. If a hatch automatically replaced a pet, compare the new rate before deleting the old one.
Four identical pets are associated with fusion, but the required tier and preview matter. Read Pet Fusion before consuming a set.
What to record for a new egg
Capture displayed egg name, world, location, currency, price, pet pool, visible weights, hatch quantity options, checked date, and version. For each result, record the exact pet name and visible effect. Do not copy artwork or proprietary tables from another guide.
If two current sources disagree, keep the live panel’s values and mark the older snapshot. Update 3 added eggs, so differences can be legitimate version changes rather than one source being universally wrong.
Egg questions
Which egg is best?
The best practical egg is one available in your current world whose common pool improves active pets or supplies a planned fusion. A paid or later-world top pet is not automatically the right target.
Are hatch chances guaranteed?
No. A percentage describes a roll, not a fixed schedule, unless the game explicitly shows a guarantee or pity counter.
Can codes give eggs?
Community records show historical code and reward eggs. Verify the exact current code and the item received; never assume an old code remains active.