Tap Simulator: Reborn Egg List: Locations, Prices and Pets

Thirteen eggs are confirmed on camera from Tap Simulator: Reborn's launch week in October 2026: the Basic, Spotted and Spiked Eggs around spawn, the Nimbus and Sky Eggs on Sky Island, the Pumpkin Egg on Autumn Island, two Mushroom Island eggs, the Cactus Egg on Desert Island, two Crystal Cove eggs, the Void Egg in the Shadow Realm, and the Robux-only Chronus Egg in the shop. Twelve of them are coin eggs bought at stands you reach by unlocking areas in order; the Chronus Egg is the exception, sold only as a limited-time shop offer.

Every stand displays its current price and previews its pet pool before you pay, so the figures below are what launch footage recorded — a reference for what to expect, not guaranteed permanents.

The full egg list

Buying works the same at every stand: hatch one, hatch three at no surcharge, or hatch eight if you own the eight-egg gamepass. The stand panel previews what the egg can hatch and shows how many purchases you can currently afford.

Where each egg stands, area by area

Spawn area: Basic, Spotted and Spiked

The Basic Egg is the game's first hatch, standing right at spawn — a first-session run shows 100 coins for the first purchase and 200 for the next, and its hatches complete the starter trio: kitty, bunny and doggy. The Spotted Egg stands beside it at 10,000 coins. The Spiked Egg waits just past the breakable bridge, which takes 700 tap power to smash, and hatches bears, wolves, the 151x unicorn and the 1-in-15 golem.

Sky Island: Nimbus and Sky

Sky Island adds two stands. The Nimbus Egg costs 5 million coins per hatch — noticeably less than the 21 million the early-testing build displayed — and its commons are piggies and birds; a Sky Island quest also pays 7.5 million coins for opening one. The Sky Egg costs 25 million, with a penguin, tiger and angel shown on camera. Neither egg's full pool was readable in launch footage.

Autumn Island: the Pumpkin Egg

The Pumpkin Egg is Autumn Island's egg at 5 billion coins — "very expensive", as one creator put it — timed for the Halloween season. Hatches on camera produced the pumpkin doggy, a raccoon and a pumpkin kitty that came out golden, and the egg carries a locked secret slot displayed at 1-in-500,000.

Mushroom Island: two stands

Mushroom Island hosts a 180-billion-coin egg whose shown pets are the mushroom dog and mushroom bunny, and a 600-billion-coin egg that hatched an ant, a spider, a toad and the legendary fungi dragon. A completionist run treated the cheaper egg as secret-free and ground it down to a final 0.1%-odds pet, while the two visible secret slots sit on the pricier egg.

Desert Island: the Cactus Egg

The Desert Island has exactly one egg stand — one player explicitly checked before buying. The Cactus Egg costs 1 trillion coins per hatch, and its scorpion is the area's standout pull, worth 10,000 power each in one run and 12,000 coins in another. A completionist was still hunting the egg's 0.1%-odds pet on camera.

Crystal Cove: the two trillion-coin eggs

Crystal Cove, where diamond pets unlock, holds two stands priced in the trillions. One was opened at an observed 39 trillion coins and produced crystal pets including a legendary; the second was only ever called "the expensive one", its price never readable. A completionist run hatched the crystal dog there, including a golden version. Across the pair, three locked secret slots display at 1-in-500,000, 1-in-1,000,000 and 1-in-2,000,000.

Shadow Realm: the Void Egg

The final area holds one stand: the Void Egg, which players repeatedly call the best egg in the game. It costs about 1.9 quadrillion coins per hatch, or 15 quadrillion for a batch of eight, and its Cerberus mythical hit 192,000 power for one tester. It carries two secret slots, and the secret index names one of them: the void overseer.

The shop: the Chronus Egg

The Chronus Egg is the catalogue's only non-coin egg: a limited-time offer in the Robux shop at 399 Robux, or 3,200 Robux for a 10x bundle. Unlike the coin eggs, its pool is listed openly on the panel: two 34% pets, a celestial timepiece at 26%, the Sands of Time mythical at 6% and the secret Chronus at 0.1%.

Locked secret slots

Several eggs show locked secret slots whose pets are not named on screen: the Pumpkin Egg's 1-in-500,000 slot, two on the pricier Mushroom Island egg, three across the Crystal Cove pair, two on the Void Egg, and the Cactus Egg's 0.1% slot. Only two secret pets are named outright in launch footage — the Chronus and the void overseer.

The designed fallback is the secret-pity system: at 15,000 hatches it pays out a guaranteed secret, 50% from the Void Egg and 50% from the previous islands. One hunter's pity pull produced an oasis spirit he suspected came from the desert, but the in-game index would not show an uncollected secret's home egg, so treat that origin as unconfirmed. Whether every egg in the game even has a secret is something even veteran players were unsure about. More on these pets sits on the Tap Simulator: Reborn secret pets page.

What the launch footage leaves open

• The Nimbus, Sky, Pumpkin and Crystal Cove pools were only partly readable, so the pets listed above are exactly what cameras showed — each stand previews its full current pool in game.
• The second Crystal Cove egg's price was never displayed; its sibling was observed at 39 trillion.
• Early-testing values differ from release: the test build's Nimbus Egg cost 21 million and hatched a Firefly, while release footage shows 5 million and has not shown a Firefly. Don't mix the two.
• Every price here is a launch-week observation from October 2026. Updates can move them, and the stand panel is always the final word.

Once you've picked an egg to save for, the egg hatching guide covers opening it, the island list explains reaching each area, and the pet list tracks what the eggs can produce.