Steal An Anime Egg values: every class by estimate income

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.

Frequently asked questions

Are these Steal An Anime Egg trade values?

No. This game has no player trading, so there are no trade values to publish. This page shows worth as estimate income per second, which is the number the game itself pays a placed unit, grouped by rarity.

Why is every income on this page an estimate?

No source publishes income figures for this place. The incomes here are arranged in a labelled model with ten rarity tiers and a steady step between tiers, so the ranking shape is useful while the exact rates wait on a real Index capture.

Are sell prices published for these classes?

No. No sell price is published for any class in the data for this place, so every sell price cell on this page says Not published instead of showing an invented figure.

Which class is worth the most in the model?

Divine Fighter 2, at a modelled estimate of $828.48M per second. Divine Fighter 1 is second. Both figures are estimates, and size and mutation can lift a real unit above its base class rate in game.