Grow a Chicken Fighter Egg Index
All 17 documented eggs, and which chickens lay each one. Tap any egg to see its laying chickens and the exact chance, straight from the game data.
Every fighter in Grow a Chicken Fighter begins as an egg, and every egg comes from a chicken that lays it. This index gathers the full egg roster of Grow a Chicken Fighter so you know what to hatch, what to bank, and what to fuse.
Which eggs you hatch and which you set aside shapes your whole run in Grow a Chicken Fighter. Hatching the right egg early gives you a head start, while banking the rare ones keeps your fusion options open. Treat this page as the egg planner for your Grow a Chicken Fighter roster.
17 eggs
Every egg type currently in the game, including availability.
Lay chances
The percentage each chicken has to lay a given egg.
Fertility Gene
The stat behind multi-egg drops — expanded by fusion.
All 17 eggs · 17 shown
Type to filter eggs, then tap one to see which chickens lay it and at what chance.
How to get a Void Egg in Grow a Chicken Fighter
The Void Egg is the mythic-tier egg in Grow a Chicken Fighter — the rarest documented hatch. It is not tied to any code; it is laid by Void-route chickens only. Farm these three and bank every Void Egg for endgame fusion.
- 1. Hatch a Void-route chicken — Moonwalk Hen, Probe Rooster or Astro Chick.
- 2. Let them lay. The Void Egg drops at Moonwalk Hen 100%, Probe Rooster 100% and Astro Chick 70%.
- 3. Bank it for a committed fusion build — do not hatch the rarest egg on sight.
| Chicken that lays it | Lay chance |
|---|---|
| Moonwalk Hen | 100% |
| Probe Rooster | 100% |
| Astro Chick | 70% |
Community data — egg-laying chances transcribed from the IGN All Eggs guide (updated Aug 14, 2026). These are egg-laying chances, not hatch rates.
About the Fertility Gene
The Fertility Gene is the hidden stat that decides which eggs a chicken can lay. Hover over it in the Flock menu to see a chicken’s full egg list. Fusing a chicken with different chickens can let one bird lay multiple egg types instead of the one or two from its base form. Expanding the Fertility Gene is how advanced Grow a Chicken Fighter players turn a single coop into an egg factory. Read the fusion guide to see how to expand a chicken’s egg pool.
Frequently asked questions
How many eggs are there in grow a chicken fighter?
There are 17 egg types documented in the game: Arena, Blazing, Bloom, Charm, Circuit, Cursed, Diner, Fang, Fortune, Grudge, Haunt, Nest, Ordnance, Royal, Scratch, Thunder and Void. The Grudge Egg is currently unavailable.
What is the difference between an egg-laying chance and a hatch rate?
The percentages on this page are egg-laying chances — the odds that a given chicken lays a specific egg. They are not the chance of hatching a particular fighter from that egg. Hatch pools are separate and change with updates.
What is the Fertility Gene in grow a chicken fighter?
The Fertility Gene is the stat that controls which eggs a chicken can lay. You can view it by hovering over the Fertility Gene stat in the Flock menu. Fusing a chicken with different chickens can let it lay more egg types than its base form.
How do I get a Blazing Egg?
The Blazing Egg comes from the Hot Egg challenge that appears at the center arena, not from regular chicken drops. It is also the reward for the 40KCCU code.
Which egg should I hatch first in Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Start with a Nest Egg or Scratch Egg since they are common and hatch fast. The best early pick in Grow a Chicken Fighter is usually the one that gives you a stable rooster to feed and fuse. Save your Thunder and Royal Eggs for later — that is the smartest early habit in Grow a Chicken Fighter.
How hard is it to get a rare egg in Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Rare eggs drop at a much lower lay chance, so you want chickens with a high Fertility Gene. Farming a rare egg is one of the classic long-term projects in Grow a Chicken Fighter. Patience pays — a single Rare or Void egg can transform your Grow a Chicken Fighter lineup.
What happens if I hatch an egg in Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Hatching turns the egg into a chicken you can feed, fuse and send to the Arena. Every hatch is a meaningful milestone, because eggs are the only source of new units in Grow a Chicken Fighter. The hatch pool decides which Grow a Chicken Fighter chicken you pull from each egg.
Do eggs in Grow a Chicken Fighter expire?
Not really. The main catch is that the Grudge Egg is currently unavailable, but the rest stay in your inventory. Whatever the availability, unhatched eggs are safe to bank, so hold them while you plan your Grow a Chicken Fighter fusion routes.
Why is the egg index important for Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Because the eggs you keep literally decide the fighters you can build. Reading the lay chances before you hatch is the difference between a wasted egg and a strong Grow a Chicken Fighter start. Keep this page bookmarked while you play.