Steal an Egg Titan Temple: all eight pets, their odds and what the wiki leaves blank

Less than you would expect. At revision 2243, edited on 16 October 2026, the wiki's Titan Temple article contains the text "67" and a category tag, nothing more. This site's source register logged that as vandalism on 21 October 2026, and it had not been repaired at the 22 October read. No zone description, pet list or guardian panel can be cited from it, so everything below comes from other pages.

The anchor is the Biomes page (rev 1823, edited 20 September 2026). It numbers Titan Temple 11th of 12, lists its speed requirement as 7B and its guardian as Gorilla King, and describes it as "A South American rainforest biome where the sacred temple of the Titan resides." Its progression line runs Cherry Blossom, then Titan Temple, then Angels & Demons. The tips box calls Angels & Demons, not Titan Temple, the end-game biome because of its 20B requirement.

The Updates page (rev 1891) files the biome under Update 2, headlined "A new endgame biome arrives with Titan Temple, alongside the new Monster Egg and the Hungry Frog event." It promises "8 new animals and eggs" and names them with rarities: Nightflame Divine, Gorilla King Eternal, Mutant Shark Secret, Rhinotaur and Mantaris Cosmic, Bladehide Mythic, Crustacia and Spideron Legendary. The page gives no calendar date for Update 2, so this page does not give one either.

One more page touches the zone by accident. The Enchanted Forest article (rev 2444, edited 21 October 2026) shows its own pet names on its cards, but the data attributes behind those cards still carry Titan Temple's names and incomes, Spideron at $95K/s through Nightflame at $3B/s, all with rewards marked "Unconfirmed". That is a copy-paste leftover, not a sign that the two zones share pets; the Enchanted Forest guide works from that zone's own infoboxes. Roblox itself adds nothing here: the official game description, read through the Roblox Games API on 22 October 2026 (game last updated 2026-10-21T16:46Z), lists no zones at all.

Each pet has its own wiki page with a Detail infobox, and the Pets and Eggs table (rev 2420) repeats rarity, zone and income. The two agree on every income here, with two cosmetic differences: Bladehide's infobox writes "$750k/s" where the table writes "$750K/s", and the table drops the dollar sign from Rhinotaur's "17.5M/s". For Gorilla King, the wiki's infobox and table both say $880M/s, and that is the number used throughout.

Read down the income column and the ladder is steep at the top. Mutant Shark earns about 12.3 times Rhinotaur ($215M ÷ $17.5M), Gorilla King about 4.1 times Mutant Shark, and Nightflame about 3.4 times Gorilla King. The lower five sit within a factor of about 184 of each other; the jump from Rhinotaur to Nightflame alone is about 171 times. Grow time climbs with it, from 4 minutes for a Spideron to 16 hours for a Nightflame.

The hatch rewards hide a neat pattern. For six of the eight pets, the cash reward is exactly 100 seconds of the pet's base income: Crustacia $13m against $130K/s, Bladehide $75m against $750k/s, Mantaris $1.1b against $11M/s, Mutant Shark $21.5b against $215M/s, Gorilla King $88b against $880M/s and Nightflame $300B against $3B/s. Rhinotaur's $1.7b works out to about 97 seconds of its $17.5M/s. Spideron is the odd one: its reward, "+2.7m Speed, $13m", is identical to Crustacia's, which comes to about 137 seconds of Spideron's lower $95K/s. The wiki does not say whether one infobox copied the other, so both are quoted as listed. The speed rewards do not climb in a straight line either: Rhinotaur's +3m is listed below Mantaris's +3.4m, and Gorilla King's is written "+5,4m speed" with a comma.

The wiki's Drop Rates page (rev 2400, edited 20 October 2026) lists a spawn value for every pet in every zone and says the numbers were found in the game files at ReplicatedStorage/Data/Areas. It is a community page like the rest of the wiki, so treat it as tier 3. Titan Temple's eight values add up to exactly 100.00, which means each one can be read straight as a share of all Titan Temple spawns; that is not true everywhere, since Lake's listed values sum to 99.43. The site divides every value by its zone's listed total, which here changes nothing.

The eight values are identical, in the same order, to Cherry Blossom's and to the single-form Angels and Demons lists on the same Drop Rates page: 37.51, 26.27, 16.83, 13.96, 4.36, 0.74, 0.31 and 0.02. The page does not explain why; it simply lists them.

To turn a value into odds, take p as the value divided by 100. The chance of at least one of that pet in N spawned eggs is 1 − (1 − p)^N, and the number of spawns needed for a given chance is ln(1 − chance) ÷ ln(1 − p), rounded up. On those terms the wiki's Drop Rates figure for Nightflame, 0.02, works out to about 1 in 5,000 spawns, 3,466 spawns for an even chance of seeing one and 11,512 for a 90 in 100 chance. In 1,000 spawned eggs the chance of at least one Nightflame is about 18.1 in 100. Gorilla King, at 0.31, is about 1 in 323: 224 spawns for an even chance, 742 for 90 in 100, and about 26.7 in 100 across just 100 spawns. The top three together (0.74 + 0.31 + 0.02 = 1.07) mean roughly one spawned egg in 93 is a Secret or better.

Three limits apply to every number in that paragraph. The wiki does not say how many eggs a nest holds at once; the Eggs page (rev 2150) says only that eggs reset every 5 minutes, so spawns per hour cannot be derived. The values say nothing about egg size or mutations, which are rolled separately. And a spawn is not a hatch: an egg that appears still has to be carried past the guardian. The drop rates guide runs the same formula in a calculator for any zone. Roblox's Badges API showed the Hatched Divine! badge at 0.7 % on 22 October 2026 (0.5 % on 12 October), the share of players who earned it in the past day; that badge counts any Divine from any source, so it is not a Titan Temple figure.

Seven billion gets you in; the wiki is careful not to promise it gets you out. The Biomes page says bigger eggs slow you down and need even more than the listed figure, and its tips add that having enough speed to enter a biome does not mean you can safely return with a large egg. The Eggs page explains why: a larger egg carries a higher value multiplier but is heavier, so you move slower, and the guardians sleep next to their nests. In Titan Temple the guardian named on the Biomes table is Gorilla King, the same name as the zone's Eternal egg. The wiki gives no speed figure for the guardian itself.

In proportion, the gate is the gentlest of the late-game steps. Cherry Blossom asks for 2.5B, so Titan Temple is 2.8 times that, and Angels & Demons at 20B is about 2.9 times Titan Temple. Compare Prehistoric's 18M to Cosmic's 700M, a jump of about 39 times. Once you can sprint to Cherry Blossom comfortably, Titan Temple is less than three times further up the same curve.

The zone's own hatch rewards will not close that gap. Adding the eight speed rewards as listed gives 2.7m + 2.7m + 4.8m + 3.4m + 3m + 4.1m + 5.4m + 6.8m = 32.9m, under half of one per cent of the 7B gate (our arithmetic). Speed for this zone comes from treadmills and trails, which the speed and treadmill guides price out from the wiki's data. The wiki also does not say what happens to a stolen egg when a guardian catches you here, so this page does not guess.

Two event systems pull this zone's pets back into play, and both stop below the top three. The Rift Event page (rev 1703) describes a permanent Rift banner that rotates roughly every 3 hours through three pools. Only one, Shattered Rift, includes Titan Temple, alongside Prehistoric, Cosmic and Cherry Blossom. Its requirement tiers place five Titan Temple pets:

Update 2 shipped Titan Temple with an event attached. The Hungry Frog steps are to find an infected egg, bring it back to your base and feed its parasite to the frog; 5 parasites earn a Monster Chest, and the notes say Monster Chests "have a rare chance of containing the new limited-time Monstrous Mutation for monsters from Titan Temple!" A newer wiki page, Hungry Monster (rev 2267, edited 16 October 2026), describes a similar loop: infested eggs spawn from Snow onwards with a purple glow, each feed fills the monster's belly by 20 %, and at 100 % it burps out a monster chest. Five feeds of 20 make 100, which matches the five parasites, but the wiki does not say whether the two pages describe one event under two names.

The Monstrous mutation itself is a gap. The Mutations page (rev 1822) lists Rainbow, Parasite, Fractured, Scrambled, Golden, Spirit Bloom, Bloom and Silver, with no Monstrous row, so the wiki gives it no multiplier and does not say which pets count as "monsters from Titan Temple". It would be easy to assume it means the zone's kaiju-themed pets, whose internal names include Kaiju Spider, King Kong and Godzilla, but no source says so. The Monster Egg is a separate thing: Update 2 put it in the Robux Store with "6 new monsters", each with a rare Mecha variant. Its six infoboxes (Scorpio, Froggo, Crawler, Crocodon, Krakenoid, Dreadscale) carry the rarity "Monster" and the biome "Event", not Titan Temple.

For the mutations the wiki does price, final income is base × mutation × size. On that formula (our arithmetic): a Rainbow Nightflame (×3.5) earns $10.5B/s, a Scrambled or Fractured Nightflame (×2.75) $8.25B/s, a Golden Gorilla King (×2.5) $2.2B/s, and a Fractured Mutant Shark $591.25M/s. Stack the wiki's own Rainbow + Huge example (×3.5 × 5 = ×17.5) on a Nightflame and it reaches $52.5B/s. The mutation calculator does these sums for any pet and size.