Read the label before you do anything else
Stand next to a pet and look at the three lines above it. A plain pet prints its income and its rarity. A mutated one prints a third line on top, and that top line is the only place the game tells you the pet is different.
01Gold
A jellyfish-shaped animal standing beside the Animal Merging machine. The gold word sits on the top line, the income under it, the rarity under that. The same order holds on every mutated pet captured this round.
02Diamond
A blue dragon. Diamond is a different word in the same slot, so the label is not tied to one species or one rarity: the same rarity line reads Celestial here and Inferno on the Gold jellyfish.
03Frozen
The only Frozen reading this record holds, and it comes from a published guide rather than our own frame: their table lists a Frozen Cat at $15/s and labels the source of the mutation as Blizzard weather. We have seen the Blizzard itself, not a Frozen nameplate.
04Angelic
A Spirewing, hatched after the HEAVENLY weather below. Same three lines: Angelic on top, $6.2T/s under it, Omega under that. The pet list in the same session printed a Spirewing at $5.7T/s, so the pair is about a tenth apart rather than a hundredfold.
The income and rarity under a mutation move independently. One Gold pet printed $117.8B/s at Inferno, another Gold pet printed $1.2B/s at Celestial, and the Diamond sample printed $32.7B/s at Celestial. A mutation is not a rarity tier and not a fixed price tag; the label tells you a pet was rolled during a weather, the income tells you what that particular pet is worth. The animal roster keeps the plain rarities on their own page.
Where mutations come from: weather events
Weather runs on its own clock in the bottom-right corner, and the corner also shows which weather is coming. The session captured here went Blizzard, then a storm, without anyone paying for it.
- The icon in the bottom-right corner is the weather: a snowflake for Blizzard, a cloud with lightning for the storm, a gold winged cloud with a halo for HEAVENLY. The same corner counts down either way.
- A weather starts with a splash across the middle of the screen, and that splash is where the name is printed. The one captured on 4 November read "HEAVENLY" in gold, and one captured on 9 November read "A Voidfall has started! Hatched pets can become Void!"
- Before it starts the corner reads "In: 00:57" and drops a second at a time. While it runs it reads "Ends: 00:01" instead.
- When one finishes, a red banner crosses the screen. The one captured here read "The Blizzard has ended!" about two seconds after the corner hit zero.
- Weather is not a boost you buy. Admin boosts are separate and announce themselves as "x2 Cash", "x2 Egg Luck", "x2 Pickaxe Swing", "x2 Egg Growth" or "x2 Speed" for ten minutes.
A fifth weather name, and what it claims
A recording made on 9 November 2026, a day after the build that landed at 17:07:46 UTC on 8 November, shows a splash the earlier ones never did: “A Voidfall has started! Hatched pets can become Void!”. The sentence is the game’s own, printed across the middle of the screen, and it is the first time this record has a weather name that pairs a label with a hatching outcome.
It does not settle what the label is. This page’s own nameplate reads put Void on the rarity line, under the income, next to Inferno, Celestial and Omega; the banner says a hatched pet “can become Void”. Nothing read here shows a pet that acquired Void during the Voidfall, so both readings stay open and the page does not count Void as a fifth mutation label.
The weather that made the fourth label
Read 4 Nov 2026At 8:54 into a recording uploaded 4 November 2026, the gold splash fills the centre of the screen with the word “HEAVENLY”, and the corner icon changes from the lightning cloud to the gold winged cloud. The pets hatched in that field then start coming out with a new word on the top line: Angelic.
A minute later the same screen holds three of them at once — Angelic at $605B/s with rarity Inferno, Angelic at $6.05B/s also Inferno, and Angelic at $835.2B/s with rarity Omega. Same word, same rarity, incomes a hundredfold apart: the animal sets the income and the mutation sits on top of it.
What the 8 November window adds: the official calendar row for Sunday 8 November 2026 was rewritten on 4 November at 13:34 UTC and now reads “More plot skins + More weather events + More Index Rewards + secret gate”. One of those weathers now has a name: the Voidfall captured on 9 November. The row does not say which weathers it adds, and no frame read here dates the Voidfall to the window, so read it as a weather that exists on the current build rather than as one the row announced. The update calendar keeps the row and its timestamp.
The two lines the game prints about mutations
Read 2 Nov 2026At 5:41 and 5:44 into the recording, an admin broadcast reads “you can receive mutated pets in weather events” and then “they earn more cash!”. That is the whole official explanation this page could find: the condition is a weather, the outcome is more cash on the pet that hatched.
Read it as a chance, not a switch. Nerd’s Chalk’s Blizzard walkthrough puts it plainly — breaking an egg does not guarantee the mutation — and nothing in this record contradicts that.
The practical loop for a weather is the same as any egg run: stand in the zone whose egg pool you can break, and keep hatching while the icon is counting Ends rather than In. The egg directory lists which eggs sit in which zone; the guard escape guide covers the walk back, which is where the run usually fails.
The other route players use: merge a mutated pet into a big one
The Animal Merging machine takes three pets of one species and prints the result’s weight before you confirm. A 21 October recording uses those three slots to move a mutation onto a pet you actually want to keep. The steps are the video’s, quoted from its own captions.
1Open the Animal Merging machine
It stands in the safe-zone plaza beside the Pickaxe Shop, labelled Animal Merging with an [E] Open prompt. This is the merging machine, not the Planet X Fuse Machine that rolls Celestial eggs.
2Put one big unmutated pet in the first slot
The panel reads "Merge 3 of the same pets!" and "More KG = Bigger EGG". The 21 October recording fills the first slot with its heaviest copy, then adds smaller ones.
3Fill the other two slots with mutated pets of the same species
That is the whole trick, as the recording states it on screen: one big pet without a mutation plus one or two smaller mutated pets. They can be tiny earners; the video's own caption says even the ones that make almost nothing still count.
4Read the weight preview, then confirm and check the label
The panel prints the result's weight before you commit. After the merge, look at the top line of the new pet's nameplate: a second colour word there means the mutation carried.
How much of this is confirmed: the panel text is on screen (“Merge 3 of the same pets!”, “More KG = Bigger EGG”, the weight preview, “2 Pets Left”), and the mutated pets in the video really are small earners — the same recording shows Gold pets at $1.2B/s and $3.7B/s beside one at $117.8B/s. What is not confirmed is the outcome: the video cuts away before the merged pet’s nameplate is readable, so the “chance” is the creator’s claim. Do not treat it as a guarantee, and do not merge your best earner on the strength of it.
Why the multiplier tables you find are not for this game
Search this topic and the top results are titled for Steal an Egg — a different Roblox game that uses the same three words. It has its own mutation list, its own multipliers and its own wiki. Nothing on those pages describes the game you are playing, and a ratio copied from them would be a number this game never printed.
The two titles are easy to mix up because one is named after the other. The Discord and links page keeps the identifier that separates them: this game is place 114326934417838, and progress, pets and purchases do not cross over. If a page you are reading never mentions that number or a Break and Steal an Egg build date, assume it is describing the other game.
What this page cannot answer
Everything below changes what a player would do with a mutated pet, so it is named instead of guessed at. Each one needs a reading this record does not have.
- The multiplier. Nothing in the game prints "Gold = x2" or any other ratio; the nameplate prints the income itself, and no official or community table for this game was found that a player could check against. One pen held a Spirewing at $5.7T/s and its Angelic copy at $6.2T/s, which rules out a hundredfold jump but is two rounded figures, so it gives no ratio.
- The full list. Four labels were recorded. How many exist, and their order of best to worst, is not in this record.
- The odds. Weather hatching is a chance, and the merge route is a chance. Neither percentage was read anywhere.
- Whether two mutations can sit on one pet, or whether a mutated pet can be mutated again.
- Whether the weather rolls per server. A recording shows one server's Blizzard ending while its next storm was already counting down; nothing shows the same clock on another server.
Next step: if you already hold a mutated pet, decide whether it is an earner or merge fodder before you touch the machine. Read the merge pets guide for the slot maths, then check your current pets against the animal roster so you are not trading away a species you only own one of.