Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash Fusion Grow a Chicken Fighter Guide!

The Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash Fusion is a powerful combination in Grow a Chicken Fighter. It combines the strong Nebula Hen with the Cycle of Ash skill from Radiant Fenghuang. Getting both chickens takes some farming, but the process becomes easier when you follow the correct egg chains. Here is a simple step-by-step guide.

What You Need Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash Fusion

Before starting the fusion, you need two specific chickens:

• Nebula Hen — Obtained from Void Eggs.
• Radiant Fenghuang — Obtained from Royal Eggs.
• Cycle of Ash — Comes from Radiant Fenghuang.

Once you have both chickens, you can complete the fusion.

Step 1: Get Nebula Hen

The first goal is getting a Nebula Hen. It can be hatched from a Void Egg, so you need to build a Void Egg farming setup first. A simple progression path starts with the Classic Rooster.

Follow this route:

• Classic Rooster
• Nest Eggs
• Cosmo Brat
• Scratch Eggs
• Void Egg producer
• Void Eggs
• Nebula Hen

The Cosmo Brat is especially useful early on because it can produce Scratch Eggs with a 100% drop chance. Use it to collect plenty of Scratch Eggs and continue progressing through the egg chain.

Once you obtain a chicken that can reliably produce Void Eggs, focus on improving its laying speed. You can use fusion to make the farming process faster. Keep collecting and opening Void Eggs until you eventually hatch the Nebula Hen. Once you get one, keep it safe and move on to the second part of the process.

Step 2: Get Radiant Fenghuang

Next, you need the Radiant Fenghuang. This chicken comes from Royal Eggs and has only a 1% hatch chance, so expect this part to take some time. The easiest progression path is:

• Cosmo Brat
• Scratch Eggs
• Crest Rooster
• Royal Eggs
• Rooster of Fortune
• Radiant Fenghuang

The Crest Rooster is useful because it has a 60% chance to produce Royal Eggs. Keep farming with Crest Rooster until you get a Rooster of Fortune. This chicken is much better for Royal Egg farming because it produces Royal Eggs with a 100% chance.

After obtaining Rooster of Fortune, fuse it to improve its laying speed. Then continue farming Royal Eggs until you finally hatch Radiant Fenghuang. Remember that the Radiant Fenghuang has a 1% chance, so you may need to open a large number of Royal Eggs.

Step 3: Lock Cycle of Ash

Once you have both Nebula Hen and Radiant Fenghuang, you are ready for the fusion. This is the most important part of the entire process. Before starting the fusion:

• Open the fusion menu.
• Select your Nebula Hen.
• Select your Radiant Fenghuang.
• Find the Cycle of Ash skill on Radiant Fenghuang.
• Lock the Cycle of Ash skill.
• Confirm the fusion.

Make sure the skill is locked before you confirm anything. The purpose of locking it is to make sure Cycle of Ash transfers to the fused chicken instead of being randomly replaced. After the fusion is complete, you should have your Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash build.

Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash Farming Path

For a quick overview, the entire process looks like this:

Nebula Hen:

• Classic Rooster
• Nest Eggs
• Cosmo Brat
• Scratch Eggs
• Void Egg producer
• Void Eggs
• Nebula Hen

Radiant Fenghuang:

• Cosmo Brat
• Scratch Eggs
• Crest Rooster
• Royal Eggs
• Rooster of Fortune
• Royal Eggs
• Radiant Fenghuang

Final Fusion:

• Nebula Hen + Radiant Fenghuang
• Lock Cycle of Ash
• Confirm Fusion
• Get Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash

The Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash Fusion requires some patience because both chickens have to be farmed through different egg chains. The biggest grind is getting the Radiant Fenghuang, since it only has a 1% chance to hatch from Royal Eggs. Once you have both chickens, the final fusion is simple. Just remember to lock Cycle of Ash before confirming the fusion. This is the key step that ensures the skill is transferred to your new fused chicken. The fusion depends on two separate farming chains, so the fastest route is to optimize Void Egg and Royal Egg production before chasing the final hatch rather than relying on repeated low-rate openings.