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Steal An Anime Egg: getting started guide

This guide follows the loop the game itself teaches, in the order the game teaches it. Steal an egg, get it home, hatch it, place the unit, earn Cash, train Speed, then steal something better. Everything below uses mechanics documented for place 96727061242653 only.

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Step 1: check you are in the right game

Before anything else, look at the Roblox address. This guide is for place 96727061242653 by And Collect Insane Animes. More than one Roblox game uses this name. This page covers the one by And Collect Insane Animes, place 96727061242653, released on August 23, 2026 in US time zones (August 24 UTC). A different game with an exclamation mark in its title is made by BlinkWorks Studios, and a third game with this title is made by a group called Steal An. Their rosters, codes and numbers are not used anywhere on this page. A guide written for one of those games will send you looking for menus and items that do not exist here.

Step 2: steal your first egg from a near nest

Eggs rest in nests along a track, and anime guardians patrol those nests. Start with a nest close to your plot. Pick up the egg and head straight home. Carrying an egg slows you down, so the shortest route back matters more than the fanciest egg on your first runs. Expect the chase: guardians come after a thief, and the other players in your six player server can try to cut you off.

Step 3: hatch it and place the unit

Back at your plot, hatch the egg. Hatching gives you an anime unit whose rarity, size and possible mutation set what it is worth. Placing is the step new players miss: a unit only pays Cash every second while it sits placed on your plot. An unplaced unit earns nothing, so place everything you hatch before you run back out.

Step 4: let the Cash loop start

With a unit placed, Cash arrives on its own. Keep at least one unit placed at all times, including while you train, so income never fully stops. Early Cash feels slow; that is normal, and it is why the next step matters more than any single steal.

Step 5: train Speed on the treadmill

Cash buys treadmill upgrades, and treadmill training raises your Speed. Speed does two jobs at once: it gets you home with a stolen egg before you are caught, and it unlocks nests further along the track, which is where the rarer eggs rest. When early Cash forces a choice, treadmill time is the spend that makes every later steal easier.

Step 6: raid and be ready to be raided

Once your own loop is running, eggs on other player plots become targets, just as yours are targets for them. Stealing from a plot follows the same rule as stealing from a nest: the carry home is slow and exposed, so pick your moment and know your route. On defence, the habit that helps most is simple: keep value placed and earning rather than sitting exposed, and grow your base as Cash allows.

Common first session mistakes

Chasing the farthest nest before your Speed can support the run home. Leaving hatched units unplaced while you keep stealing. Spending early Cash on anything that does not raise Speed or income. And following a codes list or a roster from a different game with this title, then wondering why nothing matches. The FAQ covers that last trap in full.

Facts checked on November 5, 2026 against the fan wikis for place 96727061242653 only: stealandhatchanimeegg.wiki, stealanimeeggsguide.wiki and stealanimeeggsroblox.wiki. eggvalues.com is a fan site and is not affiliated with And Collect Insane Animes or Roblox Corporation. Steal An Anime Egg has no player trading yet, so this section publishes no trade values: rankings use an income index built from the figures on this page.