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Divine Fighter 2: Steal An Anime Egg class profile

Last updated: November 5, 2026

The Divine Fighter 2 is a Divine class in Steal An Anime Egg, one of two placeholder classes for its tier in the modelled roster for place 96727061242653. Its modelled income is $828.48M/s, which ranks it number 1 of 20 in the index and places it in the S tier of the tier list. That income is a modelled community estimate, labelled as an estimate everywhere on this site, because no source publishes real unit names or rates for this place.

RarityDivine
Source eggDivine Egg
How to getHatch a stolen Divine egg from a nest or from another player plot
Income per second$828.48M/s (modelled estimate)
Sell priceNot published
BasisEstimate: modelled community estimate, not an observed figure
ZoneSpeed-gated nest track (farther nests need more Speed)
Index rankNumber 1 of 20 by modelled income
Tier list bandS tier

Where the Divine Fighter 2 sits in the modelled index

Divine is the ceiling of the ladder. In the model the two Divine classes pay more than every other tier combined several times over, which is why their eggs sit at the far end of the Speed gated track and why the carry home is the riskiest run in the game.

It is the highest paying class in the modelled index. The class directly below it is the Divine Fighter 1 at a modelled $414.24M/s, and even that gap shows how steep the top of this ladder is.

Its tier partner is the Divine Fighter 1 at a modelled $414.24M/s. The two classes of a tier share the same source egg and the same place in the game design; in the model they differ only in their arranged rate, with the first class of each pair set at the tier base and the second at double that base.

The Divine Egg is home to this Divine class: Divine Fighter 2 stands in the S tier and is modelled at $828.48M/s. A 40 percent modelled share shapes its place in the Divine Egg, while its Divine partner Divine Fighter 1 is set at $414.24M/s and the class just below, Divine Fighter 1, is modelled at $414.24M/s. At $828.48M/s, its pay is the only worth figure shown, because no sell price is published, and reaching it starts with a stolen Divine Egg that takes 4 days to hatch on the model.

From the Divine Egg

The Divine Fighter 2 hatches from a stolen Divine Egg, taken from a nest or from another player plot and carried home. In the modelled pool for that egg, this class holds a 40 percent share, an arranged estimate that shows the pool shape only, because no hatch odds are published for this place. Eggs are never bought in this game, so the Divine Egg has no price. Hatch the egg at your plot and place the unit straight away: only placed units pay Cash.

Community estimate: no source publishes an income, a sell price or hatch odds for this class, so every figure on this page is a modelled community estimate arranged on the ten tier ladder described in the methodology note. Use the figures for ranking shape and planning only, and expect them to be replaced when a real in game Index capture publishes actual names and rates.

See this class in the full Steal An Anime Egg values table, in the Steal An Anime Egg anime index, and in the Steal An Anime Egg tier list. For the egg side of the story, see Steal An Anime Egg eggs.

How these numbers work

The numbers on this page are a modelled community index, not figures copied out of the game. The three fan wikis that cover this exact place publish no income table, no unit list and no hatch odds, so there is no published income data to quote. To still give players a usable ranking, we arranged a simple model: ten rarity tiers from Common up to Divine, two placeholder classes per tier, a starting rate of 20 Cash per second for the weakest Common class, and a step of roughly 6.5 times from one tier to the next. Every roster row is labelled Estimate so the model is never mistaken for measured game data. The parts that are sourced are the game loop itself, the six player server cap, the rarity words the store uses, the count of 31 optional store passes, and the fact that sizes and mutations change what a unit pays. One in game Index capture session would replace the whole model with real names and real rates, and that capture is the top upkeep job for this section.

Last updated: November 5, 2026. If you spot a figure that disagrees with your game, tell us on the Tell Us board or in our Discord and we will recheck it.

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.