Grow a Chicken Fighter gives you plenty of reasons to keep collecting and hatching eggs. Different chickens can produce different egg types, and the contents are not always revealed until you actually collect and hatch them. As you progress, you can unlock more chickens and discover additional eggs for your collection.
There are currently 17 different egg types available in Grow a Chicken Fighter. Each egg has its own possible chicken pool and hatch chances, while some special eggs require you to complete a specific activity before you can obtain them.
How Eggs Work in Grow a Chicken Fighter
Every chicken has certain eggs that it can potentially produce. When you collect an egg for the first time, its information can be checked through the game’s Index. This makes the Index useful for tracking which eggs you have already discovered and which chickens are associated with them.
Your chickens can also become more productive by using the fusion system. Combining different chicken types can increase the number of eggs that a chicken is capable of producing.
You can check this through the Flock menu by looking at the chicken’s Fertility Gene stat. A chicken with a better combination of genes may be able to produce several different egg types instead of being limited to only one or two.
All Hatchable Eggs in Grow a Chicken Fighter
Here is the complete list of eggs currently available in Grow a Chicken Fighter, along with some of the chickens that can produce them and their listed chances.
Arena Egg
The Arena Egg can be produced by several combat-focused chickens. The available chances include:
- Southpaw Hen — 100%
- Winger Hen — 100%
- Sumo Rooster — 100%
- Slugger Hen — 75%
- Spider Chicken — 40%
- Creepy Clown — 25%
Blazing Egg
The Blazing Egg is different from most other eggs because you cannot simply rely on a specific chicken to produce it. Instead, you need to complete the Hot Egg challenge that appears in the center arena.
This makes the Blazing Egg one of the special eggs worth watching for while exploring the arena.
Bloom Egg
The Bloom Egg can be obtained from the following chickens:
- Monarch Hen — 100%
- Ballerina Hen — 70%
If you are specifically looking for this egg, these chickens are the ones to focus on.
Charm Egg
Several chickens can produce the Charm Egg, giving you multiple options when trying to obtain it:
- Boba Hen — 100%
- Cupcake Chick — 100%
- Plush Chick — 100%
- Bow Chick — 70%
- Ballerina Hen — 30%
Ballerina Hen can therefore contribute to more than one egg type depending on its available traits.
Circuit Egg
The Circuit Egg has a large selection of possible chickens. Its current listed chances are:
- Drone Hen — 100%
- Hacker Hen — 100%
- Laser Rooster — 100%
- Magnet Hen — 100%
- Mecha Rooster — 100%
- Nano Rooster — 100%
- Taser Hen — 75%
This makes Circuit Egg one of the more accessible eggs if you have the appropriate technological-themed chickens.
Cursed Egg
The Cursed Egg can come from:
- Stonks Hen — 100%
- NPC Chick — 80%
Stonks Hen provides the more reliable option because of its 100% listed chance.
Diner Egg
The Diner Egg currently has one listed source:
- Pizza Rooster — 80%
If you want to collect this egg, Pizza Rooster is the chicken to keep an eye on.
Fang Egg
The Fang Egg can be produced by several chickens, including:
- Bombardier Rooster — 100%
- Mantis Hen — 100%
- Puffer Hen — 100%
- Spider Chicken — 60%
Spider Chicken can also produce an Arena Egg, making it useful if you are trying to expand your egg collection.
Fortune Egg
There are currently two listed chickens capable of producing the Fortune Egg:
- Baron Cluck — 100%
- Founder Rooster — 50%
Baron Cluck is the more reliable choice if your goal is specifically to obtain this egg.
Grudge Egg
The Grudge Egg is currently unavailable.
This means there is currently no active method for obtaining it through the available egg or chicken systems. Its availability may change when the game receives a future update.
Haunt Egg
The Haunt Egg has a much wider selection of possible chickens, but the listed chances are generally lower than some of the easier eggs:
- Bone Rooster — 17%
- Ghost Hen — 3%
- Jack Rooster — 17%
- Wrapped Hen — 13%
- Zombie Chick — 23%
- Creepy Clown — 11%
Because the individual chances are relatively low, collecting this egg may take more attempts compared with eggs that have several 100% sources.
Nest Egg
The Nest Egg can be produced by:
- Classic Rooster — 100%
- Farmer Rooster — 60%
Classic Rooster is the most consistent source of this egg.
Ordnance Egg
The Ordnance Egg currently has two listed sources:
- Ronin Hen — 16%
- Commando Rooster — 7%
Both have relatively low listed chances, so you may need multiple attempts before obtaining this egg.
Royal Egg
The Royal Egg has several possible chicken sources:
- Rooster of Fortune — 15%
- Basilisk Rooster — 9%
- Valkyrie Hen — 9%
- Crest Rooster — 9%
- Founder Rooster — 6%
With no source reaching a 100% listed chance, the Royal Egg can be considerably harder to obtain than some of the more common eggs.
Scratch Egg
The Scratch Egg has one of the larger chicken pools in the game:
- Cosmo Brat — 100%
- Farmer Rooster — 40%
- Bow Chick — 30%
- Viking Rooster — 30%
- Slugger Hen — 25%
- Taser Hen — 25%
- NPC Chick — 20%
- Pizza Rooster — 20%
Cosmo Brat is the easiest option here because of its 100% listed chance.
Thunder Egg
The Thunder Egg has a particularly large selection of possible chickens:
- Aurora Hen — 100%
- Thunderclap — 100%
- Frostbite Hen — 100%
- Magma Rooster — 100%
- Quake Rooster — 100%
- Sergeant Hen — 100%
- Sandstorm Rooster — 100%
- Static Chick — 100%
- Tsunami Hen — 100%
- Twister Hen — 100%
- Viking Rooster — 70%
- Crest Rooster — 40%
- Astro Chick — 30%
- Commando Rooster — 30%
Because so many chickens have a 100% listed chance, Thunder Egg has plenty of potential sources once you have expanded your chicken collection.
Void Egg
The Void Egg can currently be obtained from:
- Moonwalk Hen — 100%
- Probe Rooster — 100%
- Astro Chick — 70%
Moonwalk Hen and Probe Rooster are therefore the most reliable sources if this is the egg you are trying to collect.
How to Get More Egg Types
If you want to collect every egg in Grow a Chicken Fighter, simply obtaining more chickens is not always enough. The fusion system can play an important role because combining chickens can give them access to additional egg types.
Keep checking the Fertility Gene under the Flock menu after experimenting with different combinations. A stronger fertility setup can allow one chicken to produce multiple types of eggs, making it easier to build your collection without constantly switching between chickens.
It is also worth checking the Index whenever you discover a new egg. This helps you keep track of your progress and identify which chickens you should work toward obtaining next.
There are currently 17 egg types to discover in Grow a Chicken Fighter, with each one having its own group of possible chicken sources. Some eggs are easy to obtain through chickens with 100% listed chances, while others have much lower odds or require a special activity, such as the Blazing Egg’s Hot Egg challenge.
For the best results, keep expanding your chicken collection, experiment with fusion, and monitor the Fertility Gene stat. This can give your chickens access to more egg types and make completing the full egg collection much easier.