Steal an Egg Cherry Blossom: the full egg list, spawn odds, Sakura Incubator and Bloom

The wiki's Biomes page lists twelve biomes in unlock order and puts Cherry Blossom tenth, between Cosmic (700M speed) and Titan Temple (7B). Its own entry reads: 'The cherry blossom garden creates an atmosphere reminiscent of Japan, with torii gate adorning the entrance.' The zone page, edited 20 September 2026, describes it as a zone 'located beyond Cosmic, featuring a Japanese-inspired environment with sakura trees and drifting petals', and gives the requirement in full as 2,500,000,000 Speed. The guardian named on the Biomes table is the Oni Tiger.

In ratio terms, our arithmetic on the Biomes figures: the step from Cosmic to Cherry Blossom is about ×3.6 (2.5B ÷ 700M), and the next one, to Titan Temple, is ×2.8 (7B ÷ 2.5B). Both are far gentler than the ×39 wall between Prehistoric (18M) and Cosmic, so a player who has just cleared Cosmic is closer to this zone than the raw number suggests. The Biomes page adds a warning that matters here more than anywhere: bigger eggs slow you down and need 'even more than what is listed', and having enough speed to enter a biome 'does not necessarily mean you have enough Speed to safely return with a large Egg'. The speed guide and treadmill pages cover how to build that margin.

One older wiki page tells a different story. The Zones page, last edited 31 August 2026 (rev 585), still calls Titan Temple 'Currently the Highest Zone' and says Cherry Blossom's guardian 'is listed as Unknown until confirmed by an official source', while its own table names the Oni Tiger. That page predates Angels & Demons; this guide follows the newer Biomes page. For context on the game itself, the Roblox Games API on 22 October 2026 showed the experience last updated on 21 October 2026 with 749,953 people playing; the official description does not list zones at all, so the wiki is the only register source for the zone's contents.

Each egg hatches the pet of the same name, and every value in the table below is copied from that pet's own infobox, which matches the wiki's Pets and Eggs table (rev 2420) on rarity and income for all eight. The last column is the number the Drop Rates page gives for the zone. Those eight numbers add up to exactly 100.00, so in this zone the listed value can be read directly as a percentage share of spawns; the wiki says it found them in the game files under ReplicatedStorage/Data/Areas.

Two patterns stand out in the Steal an Egg Cherry Blossom rewards. First, every hatch reward's cash part is exactly 100 times the pet's per-second income (Crane $4K/s and $400k; Kitsune $1.8B/s and $180b), so the cash bonus is worth 100 seconds of base income for every egg in the zone. Second, the speed part climbs slowly, from +2.7m for the Crane to +6.5m for the Kitsune, while income climbs 450,000-fold across the same list. Against a 7B gate for the next zone, even the Kitsune's +6.5m is under a tenth of one per cent of the distance (our arithmetic), so hatch rewards here are an income story, not a speed one.

The answer from the wiki's own pages is eight, but its Cherry Blossom zone page disagrees. That page (rev 1757) carries a '7 Pets' chip in its header and shows seven pet cards: Crane, Salamander, Red Panda, Snowy Owl, Koi, Stag and Kitsune. The Oni Tiger is missing. Three other pages include it: Update 1 lists 'Oni Tiger — Eternal' among the biome's '8 new animals', the Drop Rates page lists 'Oni Tiger = 0.31' in the Cherry Blossom table, and the Oni Tiger's infobox gives its biome as Cherry Blossom. The Biomes table also names the Oni Tiger as the zone's guardian. With four pages against one, this guide treats the zone as holding eight eggs and flags the zone page as incomplete.

There are smaller mismatches too. Update 1 calls the Cosmic bird 'Snow Owl'; every other page, including the infobox and the Drop Rates table, spells it 'Snowy Owl', which is the name used here. The zone page's seven cards all show 'Unconfirmed' for rewards, even though each pet's infobox lists one; the table above uses the infoboxes. Finally, the Stag's infobox page is filed in the wiki's Rift category as well as Cherry Blossom, but no wiki page explains a Rift route for the Stag, and the Rift Event page's banner lists do not include it, so this page does not claim one.

Plotting income on a log scale against the listed spawn value makes the zone's shape obvious: the three cheapest eggs make up 80.61 of every 100 spawns (37.51 + 26.27 + 16.83) and earn less than $0.5M/s each, while the three most valuable add up to 1.07 of every 100 and earn $145M/s or more. The Cosmic pair sits in between: Snowy Owl at 13.96 is common, Koi at 4.36 is roughly one spawn in 23.

Turning those shares into something usable takes one formula, the same one used on our drop-rates page: the chance of seeing at least one of a pet in N spawns is 1 − (1 − p)^N, where p is the listed value divided by 100. For the Kitsune, p is 0.0002, which is one spawn in 5,000; reaching a 50 % chance of at least one takes 3,466 spawns and 90 % takes 11,512, according to our arithmetic on the wiki's Drop Rates value. The Oni Tiger (0.31, about 1 in 323) needs 224 spawns for 50 % and 742 for 90 %. The Stag (0.74, about 1 in 135) needs 94 and 311. In 1,000 spawns the same formula gives the Stag 99.9 %, the Oni Tiger 95.5 % and the Kitsune only 18.1 %, all derived from the Drop Rates page.

What the Drop Rates page does not say limits how far those numbers go. It does not say how many eggs one Cherry Blossom nest shows per reset; the Eggs page says only that eggs reset every 5 minutes. So the spawn counts above cannot honestly be turned into hours. The page also lists no separate odds for sizes or colours, and the Eggs page says egg colour changes appearance but not income. One more detail from the same table: Cherry Blossom's eight values are identical, position by position, to Titan Temple's (37.51 down to 0.02), so the Kitsune and the Nightflame carry the same listed value.

Grow times run from 3 minutes for the Crane to 12 hours for the Kitsune, and they climb much more slowly than income does. The step-by-step ratios, our arithmetic on the infobox incomes, are uneven: Crane to Salamander is ×18.5, Salamander to Red Panda ×6.1, Red Panda to Snowy Owl ×16.7, Snowy Owl to Koi only ×1.6, Koi to Stag ×12.1, Stag to Oni Tiger ×4.1 and Oni Tiger to Kitsune ×3. The two Cosmic eggs are the flattest step in the zone, which is why the Koi, listed at under a third of the Snowy Owl's spawn value, adds only 60 % more income.

Comparing neighbouring zones shows where Cherry Blossom's pets land. Cosmic's Divine, the Unicorn, has an infobox income of $1B/s and a 12h grow time; the Kitsune earns $1.8B/s for the same 12 hours. Titan Temple's Gorilla King (Eternal) earns $880M/s over 9h and its Nightflame (Divine) $3B/s over 16h, each according to its own infobox. So the Oni Tiger at $600M/s sits below the next zone's Eternal, and the Kitsune sits below the next zone's Divine, which is the pattern the speed ladder would lead you to expect. Note that the Unicorn's infobox uses misspelled field names ('Bimo', 'maps') on its current revision; the values are still readable and are quoted as listed.

Update 1 says a 'mysterious incubator has appeared inside the Cherry Blossom Biome' and gives three steps to unlock it: hatch a Crane pet from a Cherry Blossom Egg, bring the Crane to the ancient Sakura tree, and 'restore the tree to life and unlock two new mutations'. The Crane is the zone's cheapest egg, at 37.51 on Drop Rates and a 3-minute grow time, so the unlock itself is not gated by luck.

The Mutations page gives a second, longer procedure and opens it with a warning in bold: '(NOT CURRENTLY ACTIVE)'. Its wording is that Spirit Bloom and Bloom 'could only be applied through the Sakura Incubator during the Cherry Blossom event or found on random eggs during Admin Abuse'. Its steps are listed below. The two pages do not quite agree on what goes into the machine: Update 1 says Sakura Crystals are deposited 'to mutate your eggs', while the Mutations page says to 'place a pet inside'. The wiki does not say how many crystals a full charge takes, how long the charge lasts, or when the incubator might return; this page does not guess.

Update 1 describes the event that feeds the incubator: 'Every 30 minutes, the Great Bloom begins! During the event, the Cherry Blossom Biome fills with enormous Sakura Crystal Trees. Break as many as possible, collect Sakura Crystals, and deposit them into the incubator to mutate your eggs!' That is the whole of what the register holds on it. The wiki has no separate Great Bloom page in the 22 October dump, and none of its pages give the event's length, how many trees appear, how many crystals one tree drops, or what breaks them.

The 30-minute rhythm is shared with two later systems on the Updates page: Rifts open every 30 minutes (Update 3) and Dr. Scramble returns in his Mecha every 30 minutes (Update 6). Whether the Great Bloom still runs alongside them is not documented. The Mutations page's 'NOT CURRENTLY ACTIVE' note is about the incubator, and the Great Bloom exists to fill the incubator, so a reader should not plan around it until the wiki shows it back. This site checks the wiki's Updates and Mutations pages for edits twice a day, and this page will be revised if either changes.

The Mutations page gives Bloom an income multiplier of ×1.25 ('Cherry blossom petal particles') and Spirit Bloom ×2.5 ('Green spiritual effect'), and the wiki's formula is Final Income = Base Income × Mutation Multiplier × Size Multiplier. Applied to the zone's eight base incomes, our arithmetic gives the table below. A Spirit Bloom Kitsune works out to $1.8B/s × 2.5 = $4.5B/s, which is more than the Nightflame's $3B/s base; a Spirit Bloom Oni Tiger reaches $1.5B/s, above Titan Temple's Gorilla King at $880M/s.

Spirit Bloom's ×2.5 equals Golden's ×2.5 and trails Rainbow's ×3.5, Parasite's ×3 and the ×2.75 of Fractured and Scrambled. Bloom at ×1.25 sits just above Silver's ×1.2, near the bottom of the list. The wiki's worked examples (Golden + Giant = ×7.5; Rainbow + Huge = ×17.5) show colour and size multiplying together, so a Spirit Bloom pet with a size roll multiplies the same way; the mutation calculator handles that sum. What the wiki does not state is whether Bloom or Spirit Bloom can sit on the same pet as another colour mutation, so the table shows each one alone.

Five of the zone's eggs also appear in banner pools elsewhere. The Rift Event page (rev 1703) says the Shattered Rift banner draws from Prehistoric, Cosmic, Cherry Blossom and Titan Temple eggs, and sorts the pets it asks for into three tiers: Crane and Salamander are Easy, Red Panda and Snowy Owl are Medium, and Koi is Hard. Banners rotate roughly every 3 hours, per the same page. Note that Update 6 says the Rift Trade-In Machine has been replaced by Dr. Scramble's Laboratory, while the Rift Event page still describes the Rift Sacrifice; both are reported as the wiki has them.

Dr. Scramble's Laboratory (rev 2268) lists Cherry Blossom Eggs in all three of its banners, Biohazard, Experimental and Unstable DNA, each time with the same five pets: Crane (Epic), Salamander (Legendary), Red Panda (Mythic), and Koi and Snowy Owl (Cosmic). Update 6 adds that eggs can now be handed in directly instead of hatching them first. Stag, Oni Tiger and Kitsune are absent from every banner list on both pages, so the zone's top three are only documented as coming from Cherry Blossom nests.

Roblox's Badges API showed the 'Hatched Divine!' badge at 0.7 % when read on 22 October 2026, which Roblox defines as the share of players who earned the badge in the past day. That badge counts any Divine, not only the Kitsune, and the figure is neither the share of all players who ever earned it nor a spawn chance.