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Lion Egg

The sources checked for this section publish no picture of this egg, and none is shown here in place of the missing original.

ZoneFantasy Expansion
Grow timeNone: the animal is revealed when the egg breaks

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Judging the Lion Egg by its shell price alone misses the point. its recorded figures are in the table above; check the calculators before your next hatch.

The animal at the catalogue's hinge

A lion is the great cat of the African savanna, mane and pride and a permanent place in heraldry, and the Lion Egg is the Fantasy Expansion's animal name, shelved in the game's thirteenth zone beside a castle and a crystal. It is not this catalogue's first lion: a plain Lion walks the Desert pool at $25 per second, a Bone Lion stands in the Bone Crypt Egg's skeleton pool, and a Scarecrow Lion stands in the Halloween shop, so the game's lion count reaches four records with this egg, and this is the only one that is an egg itself rather than a possible hatch. The fan wiki's record tags it Ethereal, a badge neither of its zone companions carries, and the zone record's TITANIC variant bar for it, 15 quadrillion, is the largest such figure the harvest holds for any egg's giant form.

Alphabetically the Lion Egg files twenty second of 44, and its position is the catalogue's hinge: with forty four names in the list, the midpoint falls between this egg at twenty second and the Locked Egg at twenty third, so the Lion Egg is the last name of the catalogue's first half. Its neighbours make the hinge visible, the Lake Egg before it and the Locked Egg after it, water and a padlock around a big cat. Inside its zone it is the alphabet's last name, Castle and Crystal filing at ninth and eleventh, far above it, which makes the Fantasy Expansion the catalogue's most scattered young zone: three eggs, two near the top of the index and one at its exact middle.

The zone behind the name

The Lion Egg stands in the youngest zone the game has. Fantasy Expansion went live on the 8 November 2026 build; the fan wiki's zones table counts thirteen zones and places this one last. A Speed figure of 1.5T is published for the zone, twice Fairy Castle's 750B from a week earlier, seven and a half times the Haunted Graveyard's recommended 200B or so, and below the 10T of the ladder topping Enchanted Pickaxe. No entry for the zone appears in OP.GG's table, the harvest's primary database, so the record behind this page is a single fan wiki's, four days old at the November 12 recheck, the same evidential footing the Graveyard pair started on.

The zone record's other list is its TITANIC variant HP bars for the giant event forms: 15Qa against this egg's name, 5Qa against the Castle Egg's and 1.2Qa against the Crystal Egg's. A TITANIC variant is an event spawn, not a separate egg, so the bar measures the giant form; the ordinary Lion Egg's own HP is published nowhere, and this page does not promote the variant's figure into its place. On that side list this egg stands first, and not only in its trio: 15Qa is the largest variant reading anywhere in this family's records, three times the Castle Egg's figure and twelve and a half times the Crystal Egg's.

What the record does not publish

Behind the Lion Egg there is, as yet, no published anything: the harvest's outcome list for it is empty, and so are its companions'. No pet in the dataset's roll of 108 carries the Fantasy Expansion biome, so the zone pool that older pages compute over does not exist in print for this zone, and this page does not assemble a substitute from other zones' animals. The egg's record publishes no odds, no price in any currency, no grow time and no hatch reward; its Ethereal badge in the wiki's egg record is the file's sole classification. That is a thinner file than any older egg's, and it is printed at its true thinness, the Graveyard rule, rather than padded with borrowed residents. A second source, or an in game Index read naming the zone's animals, is what completes it.

Three eggs, one young zone

The Fantasy Expansion opened with three eggs on the fan wiki's record, and this is the trio's only animal name and its only Ethereal badge. It also tops the zone record's variant list at 15Qa, three times the Castle Egg's bar and twelve and a half times the Crystal Egg's, a lead that belongs to its giant event form rather than to the egg itself. Since none of the three publishes a pool, the trio is told apart, for now, by badge, bar and name alone: a building, a gemstone and a beast, filed at nine, eleven and twenty two, and of the three this is the one a catalogue reader reaches last, down at the index's exact middle.

One more record note

One contrast on this page is worth stating in figures, because it measures how young zones differ from old ones. The catalogue's other lion, the plain Lion in the Desert pool, is a priced outcome inside someone else's egg record, $25 per second, documented since the first harvest. This Lion is a door instead: a name, a badge and a giant form's bar, with no priced outcome behind it and no price on it. Between those two records lies the whole method of this site. Where the game and its sources publish figures, the figures are printed and the arithmetic is done openly; where they publish only a name, the page is a study of the name, and the Lion Egg's page is content to be exactly that until the Fantasy Expansion's animals are published somewhere checkable.

The fourth lion in the records

This egg completes a set that no source assembled, because the four lion records live in four different systems. The Desert pool's Lion is an outcome, priced at $25 per second. The Bone Crypt Egg's Bone Lion is a skeleton variant in a Halloween merchant's pool, documented by name from shop footage. The Scarecrow Egg's Scarecrow Lion is a costume variant in the same event, likewise name only. And the Lion Egg is a door in the Fantasy Expansion, an egg rather than an outcome, the only lion in the records that a player breaks rather than hatches. Three of the four wear prefixes or contexts that mark them as variations on a theme; this one wears nothing, the plain word Lion promoted from outcome to container, which is its own small statement about how the game's naming promotes its stock as the map grows.

Filing position

The Lion Egg files twenty second of 44, the last name of the catalogue's first half, since the midpoint of a forty four name list falls between this egg and the Locked Egg at twenty third. Its neighbours are the Lake Egg before it and the Locked Egg after it. Inside its zone it is the alphabet's last name, its companions filing at ninth and eleventh near the top of the index, which makes the Fantasy Expansion the young zone with the widest scatter in the catalogue: two doors in the first eleven lines and the third at the exact middle. The letter L opens four names in the list, Lake, Lion, Locked and Luna, and this egg is the second of them.

Sources for everything above reduce to a single one, stated plainly: breakstealanegg.wiki's Fantasy Expansion records, checked on November 10, 2026 and again in the November 12, 2026 refresh. For the Lion Egg they hold a zone live on the 8 November 2026 build with a published zone Speed of 1.5T, an Ethereal rarity badge in the fan wiki's egg record, a Fantasy Expansion biome field, a 15Qa TITANIC variant bar on the zone record, and no published pool, odds, price, grow time or hatch reward. OP.GG, Beebom and Eldorado do not cover the zone, and this page claims nothing the one source does not print. How figures are gathered is set out on the methodology page; published animals are ranked in the pet database; pen arithmetic can be reproduced with the income calculator.