Every Chicken, Rarity, and Egg Source - Grow a Chicken Fighter Wiki
From Common starters to the two Secret rarities, this page catalogs every observed chicken, its rarity, the egg it hatches from, and the eggs it lays. Use the table as a quick reference, then follow the egg tree to plan your next hatch.
Overview
Collecting every chicken in the game is the heart of progression. Chickens hatch from eggs, lay new eggs on timers, and climb rarity tiers from Common all the way to Secret. This list compiles the chickens observed in gameplay and the in-game egg progression chart, sorted by rarity, hatch source, and what each one lays.
Full Game Overview
The full game guide walks through the complete chicken and egg systems, including the strongest fighters and how rebirths change your run. It is the best starting point for understanding where every rarity sits and which chickens matter at each stage of progression.
How Rarity Works
Observed rarity tiers run from Common through Uncommon, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Celestial, Divine, Cosmic, and Secret. Each tier caps at a different max power, so a Secret chicken like Golden Goose can reach 31 ranks while a Legendary stops at 24. Rarity is not the only thing that matters.
Every chicken lays eggs on its own timer, and those eggs hatch into the next tier of the chain. The egg list shows the full progression, while the tier list ranks fighters by combat value. Following the tree is how you climb from starter to the rarest pulls.
Start your collection with the beginner guide, and let the egg list decide which branch to farm next. Every chicken you keep feeds fusion, so hoard duplicates even when they look weak. Duplicates are the cheapest path to a stronger main fighter.
Chicken List by Rarity
The table below covers the most notable chickens seen in gameplay and the in-game egg progression chart, with their rarity, hatch source, and the eggs they lay. Community-reported rank caps and drop rates are marked as unverified in the sections below.
| Chicken | Rarity | Hatches From | Lays |
|---|---|---|---|
| Farmer Rooster | Uncommon | Nest Egg | Scratch Egg |
| NPC Chick | Common | Scratch Egg | Cursed Egg (1m 45s) |
| Aurora Hen | Divine | Thunder Egg | Thunder Egg (100%) |
| Prism Rooster | Celestial | Unstated | Thunder Egg |
| Robo Beak | Legendary | Unstated | Thunder Egg + Circuit Egg |
| Baron Cluck | Mythic | Circuit Egg | Fortune Egg |
| Impostor Chick | Mythic | Cursed Egg | None |
| Golden Goose | Secret | Fortune Egg | Fortune Egg (~6 min) |
| 404 Chick | Secret | Cursed Egg | None |
Key Chickens by Route
Certain chickens are gatekeepers in the progression tree. Farmer Rooster has the highest observed Scratch Egg drop chance, Aurora Hen is the Divine crown of the Thunder branch, and Baron Cluck links the Circuit route to Fortune Eggs. These are the chickens you plan around when chasing high-tier pulls.
The open eggs guide explains hatch mechanics, while the fusion guide covers combining duplicates. Egg timers decide how fast each branch produces, so egg-laying speed is a real stat to watch on every chicken. A fast layer like Sushi Hen at one minute fifty-one seconds can out-produce a slower secret.
Farmer Rooster
Uncommon Nest Egg pull with the best observed Scratch Egg drop rate, anchoring the starting route.
Aurora Hen
Divine rarity from Thunder Eggs; lays Thunder Eggs at 100% and attacks plus heals on ability.
Baron Cluck
Mythic Circuit Egg pull whose 100% Fortune Egg drops feed the Fortune branch and secrets.
Golden Goose
One of two Secret chickens, hatched from Fortune Eggs with a 31-rank power ceiling.
Chickens Observed in Gameplay
Footage from the secrets and strongest runs names many more fighters than the chart alone, including Diner, Cursed, and Blazing branch pulls. Each entry below is taken directly from observed gameplay and should be verified in your own coop. Notable fighters include Twister Hen, Laser Rooster, Cockatrice, Sigma Rooster, and Deep Fried Hen.
- Twister Hen — Legendary, hatched from Thunder Egg
- Laser Rooster — hatched from Circuit Egg
- Tangu Rooster — Rare pull from Royal Egg
- Cockatrice — Legendary pull from Royal Egg
- Sigma Rooster — Cursed Egg layer, 100% Cursed Egg every 3m 25s
- Deep Fried Hen — Legendary pull from Cursed Egg
- Blitz Rooster — Blazing Egg pull laying Fortune and Arena Eggs
Rank Caps and Rarity Ceilings
Confirmed power ceilings come from the secrets video: Legendary chickens cap at 24 ranks, Celestial at 30, and both Secret chickens at 31. Divine rarity sits between Celestial and Secret and is described as literally rarer than Mythic. Cosmic status is unconfirmed but may rival Secret.
The best combat picks, however, are not automatically the rarest. The best chicken page compares attackers by role, and the strongest chicken page breaks down verified stats like the Aurora Hen's 5.2k HP and 575 attack. Start there when building your lineup, then farm the eggs that produce the fighters you need.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many chickens are in the game?
The exact total is unconfirmed, but over forty chickens have been named across gameplay footage and the in-game egg progression chart, spanning Common through Secret rarity tiers.
What is the rarest chicken?
Golden Goose and 404 Chick are the two Secret chickens and the rarest confirmed. Cosmic chickens may rival them, but no cosmic has been named or measured yet.
Which chicken should I hatch first?
Start with the Nest Egg route and farmer rooster-style Common and Uncommon pulls. They lay Scratch Eggs fast, which branch into Thunder, Arena, Circuit, Cursed, and Diner routes.
Can a common chicken become strong?
Yes, through fusion and upgrades. Fusing duplicates raises attack, stamina, speed, and health, so even Common starters can become useful, though their rank caps stay lower than Legendary or Secret fighters.
How do I get a Divine chicken?
Divine chickens like Aurora Hen hatch from Thunder Eggs, with a roughly one-percent chance reported in gameplay. See the thunder egg guide for the full acquisition route.
Do chickens lay eggs forever?
Chickens keep laying eggs on fixed timers, and petting a chicken lowers its next egg timer by ten seconds. Egg-laying speed differs per chicken, from under two minutes to roughly six.
What is the egg progression chart?
It is the in-game chart that maps every egg to the chickens it hatches, including hatch and lay percentages. Use it to plan which routes to farm for the rarest pulls.