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Steal an Anime Pack packs: stages 1 to 10
Last updated: November 5, 2026
Packs are this game version of eggs. They are not sold in a shop: you steal a pack from a stage area or from another player base, carry it home, and open it instantly to reveal a fighter. There is one pack tier per stage, from the Stage 1 Anime Pack up to the Stage 10 Anime Pack, and your speed decides how far up that ladder you can work.
The tutorial pack and Sakura
The one pack moment described first hand is the tutorial: the tutorial pack is stolen from Sakura, and the first pack in that played account gave Miky, a Common earning 628 cash per second. Miky belongs to the stage 1 end of the game on that evidence, and Sakura belongs there as the tutorial character, not as a fighter. The stage 1 pool splits listed below cover the other stage 1 archetypes on this index; they are not a claim about what the tutorial pack itself can give.
How merging works, as documented
The official description confirms that packs can be merged, so low packs combine upward instead of being opened one by one. No source publishes an exact merge recipe, such as how many packs of one tier make the next tier, so this page does not invent one. The practical rule that follows from the system itself: merge when you are holding several low packs and the next stage is still out of reach, and open directly when a pack already matches the highest stage you can work. Our packs and merging guide walks through that choice.
Stage 1 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: sourced.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Naruto-style Ninja | 50% (estimate split, not published odds) |
| Blade Student | 50% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 2 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Street Brawler | 50% (estimate split, not published odds) |
| Spirit Archer | 50% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 3 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Flame Captain | 100% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 4 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Shadow Clone Ace | 100% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 5 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Nine-Tail Host | 100% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 6 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Reaper Captain | 100% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 7 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Demon King Heir | 100% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 8 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Sun God Form | 100% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 9 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| Void Emperor | 100% (estimate split, not published odds) |
Stage 10 Anime Pack
Cost: stolen, not bought (listed cost 0). Opening: Instant open. Basis: estimate.
| Fighter in index | Share |
|---|---|
| World Breaker | 100% (estimate split, not published odds) |
How these numbers work
This index has one hard anchor: Miky, a Common fighter from a stage 1 pack, earns 628 cash per second in a first hand played account published by Try Hard Guides. Sakura is attested by name and by tutorial role in the same account; she is the tutorial character, not a fighter, so she carries no income figure on this site and sits outside the fighter index. The other twelve entries use archetype labels, because no public roster list exists for this game, and their incomes are estimates arranged around the Miky anchor, rising by roughly 3 to 4 times per stage to an arranged 1,400,000 cash per second at stage 10. That shape follows the speed gating in the played account: a treadmill cost 220 cash to unlock, and later stages have to pay for treadmill tiers and base upgrades. Pack pool splits in eggs.json are neutral placeholders, not observed odds, because no odds are published anywhere. Every estimate is labelled as an estimate on its own page, and figures will be replaced stage by stage when an in game index capture is available.
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.
Pack structure checked November 5, 2026: stages 1 to 10 confirmed, packs stolen and merged per the official description. eggvalues.com is a fan site and is not affiliated with Anime Tuff Games or Roblox Corporation. Steal an Anime Pack has no player trading yet, so this section publishes no trade values: rankings use an income index built from the figures on this page.