Pull An Egg Pets Hub

Pets are the point of Pull An Egg. Strength, eggs, and coils are only the delivery system. You lift dumbbells, drag an egg across the field, dodge guardian animals, park the egg on a farm slot, and hatch an animal that pays you. That animal keeps paying after you leave the server. This hub is the catalog for those hatches: names, rarity bands, and the keep rules that stop a Common Mouse from blocking a Secret Phoenix.

Pull An Egg is a live Roblox tycoon from Future Cooks, out since August 7, 2026, on shared servers with a five-player cap. It is not Steal an Egg. The loop is local to this experience: dumbbells for strength, pulls for eggs, hatches for money pets, shop gears for faster pulls. If you are still on the first hour, read the beginner guide before you memorize names.

What this hub contains

• The full pet roster lists every name by rarity, from Common Chicken through Exclusive Griffin.
• The rarity bands page explains Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Secret, Brainrot God, OG, Divine, Transcendent, and Exclusive as play bands, not just labels on a tooltip.
• The pet tier list turns those bands into S-D keep letters when the farm is full.

Open the roster when you do not recognize a hatch. Open rarities when you need to know whether Brainrot God sits above Secret (it does). Open the tier list when two pets share a band and you have to delete one.

How pets make money

A parked egg hatches into a pet on a farm slot. Occupied slots generate cash. Empty slots generate nothing. Offline progress uses the same occupancy rule: only the pets still sitting on the farm keep printing. That is why this wiki talks about slot pressure on every pet page. Collecting every Common Rooster is a hobby. Replacing that Rooster with a Mythic King Jaguar is the tycoon.

Income scales with rarity. We do not invent exact dollars per second here, because Future Cooks can retune payouts. The practical advice does not need a spreadsheet. Exclusive outruns Transcendent, which outruns Divine, which outruns OG, which outruns Brainrot God, and so on down to Common. Inside a band, diamond, void, rainbow, glitched, phoenix, and king names are the ones you protect first. The money guide is the loop view; this hub is the animal view.

The rarity ladder

Use these exact band names when you talk about a hatch:

Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Secret, Brainrot God, OG, Divine, Transcendent, Exclusive.

That order is the keep order when slots run out. A Secret Dark Wolf beats a Mythic Frog. A Brainrot God Panda beats a Secret Night Spider. An OG Dragon beats a Brainrot God Shark. Do not let a flashy name inside a lower band confuse you; Poisonous Giraffe is Mythic, listed once, and it does not jump to Secret because the word poisonous sounds scary.

New farms live in Common and Rare for a few pulls. That is expected. Hatch them, take the cash, buy the next dumbbell from the dumbbell guide, buy the free-to-cheap coils on the gear shop, and pull a farther egg. The hatch guide is the mechanical how-to for parking the egg so this ladder can start moving.

Slot pressure in practice

Walk the farm after every hatch:

1. Empty slot? Keep the new pet. Empty is wasted offline time.
2. New pet is a higher band than your weakest slot? Swap.
3. Same band? Keep diamonds, voids, rainbows, glitched forms, phoenixes, and kings. Recycle the plain animal.
4. Lower band on a full farm? Let it go. Do not shuffle a working Exclusive for a lucky Epic.

This is the same rule the pet tier list spells out with S-D letters. S is Exclusive diamonds, void and rainbow dragons, Transcendent rainbows, the Divine T-Rex line, and OG Rainbow Dragon plus Dark King Dragon. D is Common and Rare. You do not need the letters to play; you need occupancy plus rarity. The letters are a shortcut when the roster feels long.

How pets connect to the rest of the loop

You cannot hatch what you cannot pull. Guardian animals still end a run, so how to escape animals and how to pull eggs sit next to this hub even though they are not pet pages. Coils from the tools hub decide which field you can finish. Codes and group gifts, when they exist, sit on the codes hub and free rewards and should be spent on the next coil or the next dumbbell, not on protecting a D-tier mascot.

If a patch adds names, they will land on the roster first, then on rarities, then on the tier list. Until that happens, treat the eleven bands above as the full ladder. The September 2026 notes are the place to check whether a new Exclusive showed up in the shop season.

What this hub is not

It is not a trading index. It is not a steal-from-other-plots guide. Other players can slap you; they cannot become your hatch table. It is not a promise that every Exclusive looks cooler than every Transcendent. Looks are not income. Keep the rarer pet even if you like the Bee more.

Treat the roster as a living catalog you open mid-hatch, not as a completion checklist. The farm that prints while you are at school is the farm that deleted the Commons.