Names the introduction actually shows
Two egg names are readable in the Mr Red Dangerous introduction of this experience. They are observations from that recording, not a complete hatch pool.
Bunny Egg at 0:10 has the label Common, a Hatch prompt, and a ready indicator. The frame does not show odds, a price, a weight, or the pet that hatches.
Chicken Egg appears in the shared egg field at 2:40, including GOLD and DIAMOND prefixes. An unprefixed Chicken Egg label is also visible at 4:10. The same review notes a Common label on these frames as well as on Bunny Egg. The prefixes do not come with multipliers.
Nothing in the official description names a Cosmic Egg, a Divine Egg, or a numbered rarity ladder. Pages that rank those names without a spawn you can reproduce are not a catalog. Check Bunny Egg and Chicken Egg for the supported records.
What a label does not decide
- Common does not prove a drop rate, a price tier, or that every copy of that egg is Common forever.
- Hatch confirms that a hatch interaction was available in that moment. It does not list the cost or the results.
- GOLD and DIAMOND prove the interface showed those prefixes. They do not prove an income multiplier or that DIAMOND is stronger than GOLD.
- A prefix is not automatically the same system as the offline-mutation line on the official icon.
Check an egg in the current session
- Copy the exact label and the prompt text, including any cost or timer beside Hatch.
- Write the date and any event or boost on screen.
- If the panel does not show a probability, do not invent one from the name.
- Compare two eggs only when both costs, requirements, or results were read the same day from the same kind of panel.
Spending when the odds are missing
Expected value needs a probability. If the game does not show one, a break-even story built from a guessed percent is not a price. Decide with a spending cap you choose, and with the cash rate you can already see, using Compare pet income. The shown-chance calculator is only for a percent printed by the game.
Carrying an egg is a separate question from hatching it. Time the route before you commit to a heavy pickup: Time a return before you carry.