Grow a Chicken Fighter Chicken Index
Every documented chicken that lays eggs, and the eggs each one can produce. Tap any chicken to see its full egg profile with the exact lay chances.
In Grow a Chicken Fighter, chickens do more than fight — they lay the eggs you hatch, fuse and send to the TOWER. This index lists the laying roster of Grow a Chicken Fighter so you can plan which bird to keep, feed and fuse next.
Every time you play Grow a Chicken Fighter you start from the same place: an egg that hatches a chicken. Knowing which chicken lays which egg is how you speed up Grow a Chicken Fighter, so use the cards below to study the full laying roster before you fuse.
All laying chickens · 55 shown
Type to filter chickens, then tap one to see every egg it can lay and at what chance.
A note on names
Some community pages spell these names differently (for example Astro Chicken vs Astro Chick, Viking Chicken vs Viking Rooster). This index uses the spellings published by IGN; confirm the exact in-game display name in the Flock menu before you fuse. Naming inconsistencies are common across the Grow a Chicken Fighter community, so cross-check against the actual game whenever a card looks unfamiliar. See the tier list for how these fighters compare.
Frequently asked questions
How many chickens are in grow a chicken fighter?
55 chickens are documented laying eggs in the IGN egg guide, spanning every egg route from starter roosters to Void-tier fighters. The full playable roster keeps growing with updates, so treat this as the documented laying set rather than a complete pokedex.
Which chicken lays the most egg types?
Several chickens lay eggs across more than one type after fusion, but in their base form each chicken is documented laying one or two egg types. The exact list and chances are shown on this page — tap any chicken to see its full profile.
Can one chicken lay multiple egg types?
Yes. Fusing a chicken with different chickens can let it lay more egg types than its base form. You can view the resulting list by hovering over the Fertility Gene stat in the Flock menu.
How do I tell which chicken is best in Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Every chicken in Grow a Chicken Fighter has its own base stats, egg outputs and fusion potential. Compare the Fertility Gene and the eggs each bird lays here, then check the tier list to see how the fighters rank. That pairing is the fastest way to improve in Grow a Chicken Fighter.
Which chicken should I hatch first in Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Start with a Classic Rooster since it is free and teaches you the loop. Most players grow their Grow a Chicken Fighter roster by hatching early, feeding, and fusing upward rather than chasing rare breeds at the start. The goal is a steady flow, not a single lucky pull — that is the sustainable way to play Grow a Chicken Fighter.
Do chickens in Grow a Chicken Fighter lay more than one egg type?
In their base form most chickens lay one or two egg types. Fusing a chicken with different partners can expand that list, which is how power players in Grow a Chicken Fighter build a flexible coop.
How do fusion and the egg index fit into Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Fusion takes two chickens and combines them into a stronger breed, and the eggs they lay feed back into your Grow a Chicken Fighter roster. This index shows the eggs, while the fusion guide explains the trait locks and pairings.
Where can I see all the chickens in Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Right here. Hover or tap any card on this page to open its full egg profile. If you find a Grow a Chicken Fighter chicken that is missing, confirm the in-game name in the Flock menu and let the maintainers know.