Steal An Egg On KuKirin Pets List

Four pets in Steal An Egg On KuKirin can currently be verified from actual play: Seal, Velicoraptor, Bull and Pterodactyl. All four come from one narrated session of buying, stealing and hatching eggs, so every figure here is a point-in-time observation rather than a fixed stat. The game clearly holds more — its own description advertises pets, sizes and mutations to discover, and players chase tiers from epic up to secret — but nothing available documents the full roster, so this list stops at entries that can be checked.

Confirmed pet entries

A note on those numbers: the only pet in the whole session whose rate carried a unit was an unnamed early hatch at "60 per second". The figures above are quoted as the players read them out, with no confirmed unit, and pets can be upgraded on top of that — one player planned to "upgrade everything here" so his raptors would earn more cash. Treat each number as a snapshot from that one session, not a permanent stat.

What each pet contributes to the game loop

Pets fill three separable roles, and it's worth keeping them apart:

1. Earning cash. Pets are the game's money-makers: the described loop is hatch pets, earn money, then pump it into faster Kukirin bikes and better treadmills to reach rarer eggs. The Bull and the Velicoraptor were each quoted at 11,000, the Pterodactyls at 22,000–23,000.
2. Filling the index. The game tracks collected animals in an index, and filling it pays directly: "When you get a new pet, it gives you speed and cash." One player credited his runaway speed lead to having "collected a lot of animals for the index" — so each new addition pays out regardless of how that pet itself performs.
3. Variants worth chasing. Players showed off "huge" pets, and the game's description names pets, sizes and mutations as separate discovery axes. Percentage-marked results like the 24% Velicoraptor sit in this layer: the same player bought an extra egg specifically hunting "the 1% one" and shrugged off the 24% pull as a bummer. The percentages clearly matter to players, even though what they change isn't documented.

Where the rarity words attach

Epic, legendary, mythic and secret all come up constantly in play — attached to eggs and drops, not to the four pets above. Two orderings come from the players' own discussion, not an in-game table: legendary outranks epic (one player guessed "an epic is probably better than a legendary" and was corrected), and a mythical drop beat a legendary one "by a lot". Secret is the top prize: one steal attempt on it was quoted at 30 million cash, a player who had one hid it from the group ("I won't tell you, because you'll steal it from me"), and the session closed on "it's hard to get a secret."

None of these tiers is documented for Seal, Velicoraptor, Bull or Pterodactyl, and whether "secret" names a pet tier, an egg type or both isn't established — so this list doesn't rank its entries.

What this list can't confirm yet

The full roster and the index's complete contents, which pets come from which eggs (only the bull egg's name matches a confirmed pet), pet-level rarities, and the meaning of the "24%" prefix — even the Velicoraptor spelling rests on the session's auto-transcription. If new eggs or pets appear in the game, this roster needs a recheck.

Where to go next

• Compare what the pets pay in the pet earnings guide.
• Plan the hunt with how to get rare pets.
• Fund the next purchase with how to earn money.
• Browse the eggs list for the eggs that hatch into pets, or the hatching walkthrough for how opening works.
• Follow the variant axes further in the sizes guide and the mutations guide.