The Mystery of Cosmic Chickens - Grow a Chicken Fighter Wiki
Two cosmic chickens exist, and almost nothing official is known about them. This guide covers their Haunt and Void Egg origins, their likely Secret-level power, and how to chase them through the egg tree.
Overview
Cosmic chickens are the least documented fighters in the game. Exactly two exist, neither is named in any source, and no attack numbers have been observed. What the community does know: they come from Haunt and Void Eggs, cosmic chickens lay Void Eggs, and they may rival Secret rarity.
Secrets and Cosmic Footage
Nearly everything known about cosmic chickens appears in the secrets video, which documents the Haunt Egg and Void Egg routes and shows a cosmic chicken laying Void Eggs. It also discusses whether cosmics might match Secret power levels. This page summarizes that footage honestly.
What Is Actually Known
The honest list of confirmed facts is short, so treat every claim here with care. Cosmic chickens exist, there are exactly two of them, and they hatch from Haunt Eggs and Void Eggs. A chicken that lays Haunt Eggs leads toward a cosmic pull, and the cosmic chicken observed in footage drops Void Eggs.
No cosmic chicken has been named, and no cosmic attack numbers appear in any source. Community discussion suggests cosmics may rival Secret rarity, but this is speculation based on rank ceilings rather than verified stats. Until one is documented, any cosmic claim should be treated as unconfirmed.
The cursed and haunt eggs guide covers the Haunt branch in detail, and the egg list shows exactly where Void Eggs sit in the progression tree. Both are the practical starting points for any serious cosmic hunt in your own coop.
Egg Sources for Cosmics
Only two egg types are linked to cosmic chickens so far. Void Eggs come from a Legendary Thunder Egg chicken and from Astro Chick at a seventy percent rate, while Haunt Eggs come from a Rare Arena Egg chicken. Both routes converge on the same mystery.
| Egg | Laid By | Hatches |
|---|---|---|
| Void Egg | Legendary Thunder-Egg chicken (70%) | Cosmic chickens |
| Haunt Egg | Rare Arena-Egg chicken (75%) | Cosmic chickens |
Chasing the Cosmic Route
Since no cosmic is named, chasing one means farming its source eggs and opening them in bulk. The Thunder branch feeds Void Eggs through a Legendary layer, while the Arena branch feeds Haunt Eggs through a Rare layer. Both routes are documented in the egg tree.
The thunder egg and haunt egg guides detail the farms in depth. Long timers mean the feeder guide and petting matter here: petting cuts ten seconds off a chicken's next egg timer, which adds up over a long cosmic hunt.
Haunt Eggs
Laid by a Rare Arena-Egg chicken at 75 percent; the sources state these eggs have cosmic inside.
Void Eggs
Laid by Legendary Thunder-Egg chickens and Astro Chick at 70 percent; cosmics lay Void Eggs back.
The Egg Tree
Follow the Thunder or Arena branch, then keep opening the cosmic-source eggs in large batches.
Unknown Data
No cosmic name, hatch rate, or attack numbers have been observed anywhere yet.
How to Chase a Cosmic
Chasing a cosmic is a two-branch farm because no direct shortcut is known. Pick the Void route for space-themed layers or the Haunt route for cursed layers, then commit to bulk hatching. Be prepared for long timers and no guarantees.
Cosmics may rival Secret rarity, and secrets themselves take hundreds of eggs on average, so a cosmic chase can stretch across many runs and rebirths. Rebirths keep your permanent multipliers, making later farming faster. The progression guide explains that loop in detail.
Pick a branch
Choose the Thunder route for Void Eggs or the Arena route for Haunt Eggs, depending on which eggs you can farm fastest.
Build the source layers
Hatch the Thunder or Arena layer chicken that lays the cosmic-source egg at the highest observed rate.
Open eggs in bulk
Save cosmic-source eggs and hatch them in large batches; no cosmic hatch rate has been observed to guide expectations.
Loop and rebirth
Rebirth when you stall; permanent multipliers and faster hatching speed make each subsequent run more efficient.
Cosmic vs Secret Rarity
The only power clue comes from rank ceilings. Confirmed caps put Legendary at 24 ranks and Celestial at 30, while both Secret chickens reach 31. Since the secret caps at 31, community reasoning suggests cosmics could be just as good, but no cosmic rank cap has been confirmed.
Until a cosmic chicken is named and measured, treat cosmic as a collector's mystery rather than a proven combat meta. The secret chickens guide covers the proven endgame, and the strongest chicken page covers verified stats you can actually farm today.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there cosmic chickens in the game?
Yes. Gameplay footage and the in-game chart confirm exactly two cosmic chickens exist, though neither has been named in any source so far.
How do I get a cosmic chicken?
Cosmic chickens hatch from Haunt Eggs and Void Eggs. Haunt Eggs come from a Rare Arena-Egg chicken, while Void Eggs come from Legendary Thunder-Egg chickens and Astro Chick.
What do cosmic chickens lay?
The one cosmic chicken observed in footage lays Void Eggs, which loops the route back toward more cosmic hatches and space-themed fighters.
Are cosmic chickens stronger than secret chickens?
Unknown. Community reasoning suggests cosmics may rival Secret's 31-rank ceiling, but no cosmic rank cap, ability, or attack number has been confirmed.
How rare are cosmic chickens?
No cosmic hatch rate has been observed in any source. The dedicated cosmic query returned no acquisition data beyond Haunt and Void Egg origins.
Which egg route should I farm for a cosmic?
Farm the Thunder branch for Void Eggs or the Arena branch for Haunt Eggs, whichever you can sustain. See the egg list for the full tree.
Why is so little known about cosmics?
Cosmic chickens are extremely rare and no reliable source has documented one with a name, stats, or acquisition method. All current details come from one gameplay video.