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Fairy Egg

Picture status: unpublished in every checked source, so this page shows none rather than borrowing an unrelated one.

The resident the castle is named for

A fairy is a small magical being of folklore, winged in the modern telling, older and less gentle in the early tales, and the Fairy Egg names its zone's resident outright: it stands in Fairy Castle, the game's twelfth zone on the fan wiki's table, which went live with the 1 November 2026 update. The naming trick is a cousin of the one the Blossom and Forest eggs play in older zones, except that those eggs name the landscape itself while this one names the creature the castle belongs to. The fan wiki's egg record tags it with the Void badge, which it shares with the Luna Egg against the Phoenix Egg's Omega, and its outcome list, like its companions', is empty in every source checked: a named door in a zone that was eleven days old at the November 2026 recheck, with nothing published behind it yet.

The Fairy Egg files thirteenth of 44 alphabetically, between the Easter Bunny Egg and the Fallen Angel Egg, so the index steps from a festival rabbit to a fairy to a cast down angel in three lines, the catalogue's fastest passage from festival to folklore to fall. The letter F opens seven of the forty four names, the catalogue's second busiest initial, and the Fairy Egg is the run's newest member by a wide margin, its zone younger than every other F egg's home. Inside its own trio it is the first name by spelling, Fairy before Luna before Phoenix, though the alphabet scatters the three across the index at thirteen, twenty four and twenty six.

The zone behind the name

Fairy Castle, this egg's zone, went live with the game's 1 November 2026 update and stands twelfth on the fan wiki's zones table, which counts thirteen zones in all. The zone record publishes a Speed figure of 750B: three and three quarter times the recommended Speed of about 200B recorded for the Haunted Graveyard, the zone added just before it, and far below the 10T of the Enchanted Pickaxe at the top of the twenty tier ladder. OP.GG's zone table does not list Fairy Castle, so this egg rests on the fan wiki alone, rechecked in the November 12 refresh when the zone was eleven days old, the same single source position the Graveyard pair occupied as new arrivals.

The zone record's one quantitative list, its TITANIC variant HP bars for the zone's giant event forms, names this egg's companions and not this egg: 200T against the Luna Egg's name and 700T against the Phoenix Egg's, with no bar printed against the Fairy Egg's. TITANIC variants are event spawns rather than separate eggs, so the omission is a gap in a side list rather than a missing shell figure; for the ordinary Fairy Egg, as for its companions, no HP is published at all. The egg that names the zone's resident is, on its zone's only numbers, the one member of the trio left unmeasured.

What the record does not publish

What hatches from the Fairy Egg is published nowhere checked, and the page prints that absence where a pool would go. The harvest's outcome list for the egg is empty, its two companions' lists are empty, and the dataset's 108 catalogued pets include none with the Fairy Castle biome, so there is no zone pool to share or compute over. Odds, price, grow time and hatch reward are all unpublished for the egg; the Void badge in the wiki's record classifies the record and nothing more. No neighbouring zone's animals have been borrowed to fill the space, because a borrowed pool would be a worse record than an honest empty one, the rule the Graveyard pages already follow. The page completes when a second source, or an in game Index read, publishes the zone's animals; at the November 12 recheck that had not happened for any of the three.

Three eggs, one young zone

Fairy Castle opened with three eggs on the fan wiki's record, and this is the first of them by spelling and the only one that names the zone's resident. The badges divide two against one: Void for this egg and the Luna Egg, Omega for the Phoenix Egg. The variant list divides them differently again, naming only the other two, at 200T and 700T, and leaving this egg unmeasured. No pool is published for any of the three, so what tells them apart today is a badge, a bar and a name, a resident, a moon and a fire bird filed at thirteen, twenty four and twenty six, and of the three the namesake door is, on the numbers that exist, the least documented member of its own zone.

One more record note

A last note on this egg's sourcing, because it is the point a reader comparing sites will trip on. The Fairy Egg does not appear in OP.GG's zone table, in Beebom's coverage or in Eldorado's, not because those sources dispute it but because their zone lists stop at the game's older map. The fan wiki, which follows the game's updates week by week, added Fairy Castle with the 1 November 2026 update and its three eggs with it. This site prints the egg on that authority and flags the single source in the note below, the same treatment the Frosty and Scorpion and Swamp eggs received when OP.GG alone carried them. A record carried by one source is printed as one source's record, neither promoted to consensus nor deleted into silence.

The namesake trick, played by a resident

Two older eggs in this catalogue carry their zone's name outright, the Blossom Egg and the Forest Egg, and the Fairy Egg plays a variation on their trick worth separating. Blossom and Forest name landscapes, ground a player stands on; Fairy Castle names a building, and its egg names not the building but its resident, the fairy the castle is presumably for. The zone's other two eggs complete the indirection: neither Luna nor Phoenix names the castle either, so Fairy Castle is a zone none of its eggs is named after, identified instead by its inhabitant, its moon and its fire bird. The older namesake eggs answer the question which egg is this zone in one word. This zone's eggs answer a different question, who and what lives there, and the Fairy Egg, first of the three by spelling, is the answer that names the resident.

Filing position

In the catalogue the Fairy Egg files thirteenth of 44, between the Easter Bunny Egg and the Fallen Angel Egg, in the run of F names that is the catalogue's second busiest initial, seven names strong. Inside its own zone it is the first name by spelling, its companions filing at twenty fourth and twenty sixth, so Fairy Castle's three index cards stand at thirteen and then together in the twenties, a scatter of thirteen lines. The letter F's other owners are older records from the game's first zones and its first event; this egg's card is the initial's youngest, a zone eleven days old at the November 2026 recheck standing among names harvested from zones that predate it.

Checked against breakstealanegg.wiki, the fan wiki whose Fairy Castle zone record was read on November 3, 2026 and rechecked in the November 12, 2026 refresh, the Fairy Egg file contains a Fairy Castle biome field, a Void rarity badge in the fan wiki's egg record, a zone live with the 1 November 2026 update with a published zone Speed of 750B, no TITANIC variant bar printed against its name, and no published pool, odds, price, grow time or hatch reward, and the wiki is the record's only source: OP.GG, Beebom and Eldorado do not list the zone. Claims on this page stop at that file's edge. The methodology page sets out the gathering method, the pet database carries the game wide pet ranking, and the income calculator rebuilds pen totals from the published figures.