Steal an Egg Enchanted Forest: the 50B zone, its nine pets and what each one earns

The zone page (rev 2444, edited 21 October 2026) is short. It gives the zone a one-line description, a chip reading "50,000,000,000 Speed Required", a guardian panel and an "All Pets" grid of eight cards. The guardian panel shows only an image whose file is named "Enchanted Lion V2"; the page never names the guardian in text, so this site does not either.

The other pages that should mention it barely do. The Biomes page (rev 1823, edited 20 September 2026), which this site uses for every other zone's speed gate and guardian, still lists twelve biomes and ends at Angels & Demons with 20B, calling that biome "the biome furthest from the player's base". The Update 7 page (rev 2131, last edited 11 October 2026) contains a single heading, "Enchanted Forest", and nothing under it. So two wiki pages disagree on which zone is last, and no page gives patch notes or a release date for this one.

The pet pages fill in more. Five of the eight pets had a filled infobox by 18 October 2026: Petal Beetle, Enchanted Bluejay, Starry Fox, Celestial Sunlion and Royal Skywhale. On 23 October Petal Beetle (rev 2606) and Enchanted Bluejay (rev 2609) were rewritten with the same rarity, income and reward plus a grow time (11min and 13min). The other three, Prism Gecko, Astral Jackalope and Spirit Panda, were image placeholders until 23 October 2026, when their infoboxes were filled in (revs 2604, 2613 and 2616). Their rarity and income there match the wiki's Pets and Eggs table (rev 2420), and they add a hatch reward and a grow time for each. The Drop Rates page (rev 2400) has a full Enchanted Forest section, with the in-game internal names of four of the pets.

One more pet page had its infobox filled in on 23 October 2026: Spirit World Guardian (rev 2601; the page itself dates from 17 October and until then held only a category and an infobox with no pet details), whose infobox gives the Enchanted Forest as its biome, Divine rarity, $26B/s, a hatch reward of +120M Speed and $200B, and a grow time of 20h. The zone page's grid, the Drop Rates page and the Pets and Eggs table, at the same revisions on 25 October 2026, still do not list it. The wiki's pet data module now does: Module:Pets/Data rev 2636 (edited 23–24 October) lists nine Enchanted Forest pets, the zone page's eight plus Spirit World Guardian, as a Divine at $15B/s (rev 2618 on 23 October first listed it at $26B/s; rev 2633 on 24 October changed that to $15B/s). That is a second income against the infobox's $26B/s; this page uses the infobox's figure, as the rest of the site does, and shows both. The module lists the same incomes as the infoboxes for the other eight. Spirit World Guardian is in the pet table below, but with no Drop Rates value it stays out of the odds and the average-per-spawn arithmetic.

The official side says less. The Roblox Games API, read on 22 October 2026, shows the experience was last updated at 2026-10-21T16:46Z and had 749,953 people playing at the time of reading. Its official description lists no zones, so it neither confirms nor denies the Enchanted Forest.

Here is the full roster in the order the Drop Rates page lists it, which is also the order of the zone page's grid, with Spirit World Guardian, which neither lists, at the end. Income is base income, before any mutation or size multiplier. The Drop Rates values in this zone add up to exactly 100.00, so each value can be read directly as a percentage of the zone's egg spawns. The wiki says these numbers were found in the game files at ReplicatedStorage/Data/Areas; no Roblox or developer source confirms them.

If you open the Enchanted Forest page's source, every card carries hidden data that does not belong to it. The visible label says Prism Gecko, but the card's data attributes say Spideron, $95K/s. Each card's hidden name, income, rarity colour and "Unconfirmed" reward field match the cards on the Titan Temple zone page (rev 2237, the last revision before that page was reduced to the text "67" on 16 October 2026) exactly, slot for slot, with the same incomes the Titan Temple pets' own infoboxes list. Only the visible labels and pictures were changed. The same leftover explains why Petal Beetle's card is coloured as a Legendary while its own infobox and the Pets and Eggs table both call it a Mythic.

A tool or guide that reads that card data would therefore show Titan Temple incomes under Enchanted Forest names. This page ignores the card data and uses the infoboxes and the Pets and Eggs table instead.

A value of 0.02 is easy to read and hard to feel. Turned into odds, and assuming each egg spawn in the zone is an independent roll at the listed value (the wiki does not say otherwise), the top three pets look like this. The chance of seeing a pet at least once in N spawns is 1 − (1 − p)^N, where p is the Drop Rates value divided by 100. All figures in the table are our arithmetic on the wiki's Drop Rates page.

Time is the missing piece. The wiki's Eggs page says eggs reset every 5 minutes and that each zone has its own eggs, but no page says how many nests or eggs a zone holds per reset. Without that, spawns cannot be converted into hours, and any guide that quotes "hours to a Skywhale" is guessing.

One more number is worth having, and it is also ours. Multiply each pet's base income by its share of spawns and add the eight results (Spirit World Guardian has no Drop Rates value, so it is left out): a random Enchanted Forest egg is worth about $22.33M/s of base income on average (about $22.54M/s if Petal Beetle's $2M/s table figure is used). Celestial Sunlion contributes the most ($6.2M/s of it), then Starry Fox ($5.55M/s). Royal Skywhale, despite the biggest income of the eight, adds only $1.6M/s, because it turns up so rarely.

Measured as a multiple, the Enchanted Forest's gate is the gentlest step on the whole ladder. Every gate below comes from the Biomes page except the last, which comes from the zone page. Going from Angels & Demons to the Enchanted Forest asks for 2.5× the speed; every earlier step asks for at least 2.8×, and the step into Cosmic asks for nearly 39×.

Measured in raw speed, it is the opposite. The extra 30B you need is more than the whole 20B gate below it, and about equal to every earlier gate added together (roughly 30.2B on the Biomes figures). On our arithmetic, it would take 250 Celestial Sunlion hatch rewards (+120M Speed each) to cover that gap, which is why speed for the Steal an Egg Enchanted Forest comes from the treadmill, trails and boosts rather than from hatching. Our treadmills guide works through the steps per treadmill.

The Biomes page adds a warning that matters most at the top: having enough speed to enter a biome "does not necessarily mean you have enough Speed to safely return with a large Egg", because bigger eggs slow you down. A player standing at exactly 50B has no margin for a heavy egg.

No wiki page gives the Enchanted Forest, or any zone, a money multiplier. Income is set per pet, and the Mutations page (rev 1822) gives one formula for every pet: Final Income = Base Income × Mutation(s) Multiplier × Size Multiplier. So the "multiplier" that matters in this zone is the mutation on the egg you carry home.

The Mutations page lists eight colour mutations: Rainbow ×3.5, Parasite ×3, Fractured ×2.75, Scrambled ×2.75, Golden ×2.5, Spirit Bloom ×2.5, Bloom ×1.25 and Silver ×1.2. There is no "Enchanted" mutation on it as of 22 October 2026, and none of the eight is tied to this zone. The page also does not say that any mutation is barred from Enchanted Forest pets, so the formula applies to them as written.

The question searchers ask most is the Scrambled Sunlion. Scrambled is "currently obtainable via Dr. Scramble's Shop" and, per the wiki, can be applied to an egg with a 10% chance. On the formula: $2B/s × 2.75 = $5.5B/s for a normal-sized Scrambled Celestial Sunlion. That is more than Titan Temple's Nightflame ($3B/s) and more than ArchAngel or World Burner ($5B/s each) unmutated, but still below Aetheron ($6.9B/s on the Pets and Eggs table) and an unmutated Royal Skywhale ($8B/s).

Size multiplies on top. Using the Mutations page's own example multipliers for a Huge (×5) and Rainbow (×3.5), a Rainbow Huge Sunlion comes to $2B/s × 17.5 = $35B/s. The page also says an egg at 100× its hidden base weight earns about 17× base value, so a Scrambled Sunlion that heavy would be roughly $2B/s × 17 × 2.75 ≈ $93.5B/s. These are our multiplications on the wiki's figures, not observed pets.

The three top zones share something the wiki never points out: their Drop Rates lists are the same ladder of values. Titan Temple, the Angels form and the Demons form of Angels & Demons, Cherry Blossom and the Enchanted Forest all list 37.51, 26.27, 16.83, 13.96, 4.36, 0.74, 0.31 and 0.02. Only the pets in each slot, and so the incomes, change. That makes a slot-by-slot comparison fair.

Against Titan Temple, every slot pays more, between 2.3× (Celestial Sunlion over Gorilla King) and 9.2× (Petal Beetle over Crustacia). Against the Angels side, the picture is mixed. The Enchanted Forest wins at the top, with Starry Fox at 2.1× Centaur, Celestial Sunlion at 1.5× Pegasus and Royal Skywhale at 1.6× ArchAngel. But its third and fifth slots hold a Mythic and a Cosmic where Angels has a Cosmic and a Secret, so Enchanted Bluejay earns about a sixth of Sacred Moth and Spirit Panda 40% of Pure Jellyfish.

Put through the same average-per-spawn arithmetic as above, a random Angels-form egg is worth about $24.03M/s and a random Titan Temple egg about $7.41M/s, against $22.33M/s here. In plain terms: Steal an Egg Enchanted Forest has the best pets to hope for, but by the average it is not clearly better than Angels & Demons for everyday stealing. Its edge is the top three slots. The Drop Rates page says the Angels form appears with a 45% chance, so on some nights the comparison is with the Demons side, whose incomes match the Angels side slot for slot.