The 1 anime eyes pet eggs system is the main route to a companion in +1 Anime Eyes, and the four egg tiers are the first thing to understand before spending anything on hatches. Community footage shows Normal, Shinobi, Super OP, and Ultra OP eggs, and the same footage confirms several pets by name: Kurama, Ninja Toad, Shadow Crow, and a dog pet. This guide explains what each tier represents, how hatching works, which pets are actually confirmed, and how to compare a new hatch against the companion you already use. It does not publish invented hatch percentages, because no official odds table has been released.
The distinction between a tier name and a pet name matters. A Normal egg is a source, not a companion; Kurama is a companion that community footage shows with a 100x Chakra display. Mixing the two leads to bad planning, such as saving for an "Ultra OP pet" that is really an egg category or expecting a specific pet from a tier that has never been documented to contain it.
The Four 1 Anime Eyes Egg Tiers Explained
The egg tiers appear in community footage of the hatch area and in creator commentary. The exact contents of each pool are not published, so the table below records what the tier name suggests and what can be verified, without claiming a full drop list.
| Egg tier | What the label suggests | What is confirmed | Planning value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | Entry-level egg | Appears in hatch footage alongside the other tiers | Cheapest place to learn the hatch flow |
| Shinobi | Themed mid-tier egg | Appears in the same egg menu | A step up after the first pets are equipped |
| Super OP | Higher-tier egg | Appears in the egg menu and creator discussion | Target once Chakra income is stable |
| Ultra OP | Top-tier egg label | Appears in the egg menu | Long-term hatch goal, not an early purchase |
The tier order above follows the labels shown in footage, not an official rarity chart. The game description confirms that pet hatching exists but does not publish odds, pool contents, or a guaranteed pet per tier. That means a tier name is a direction, not a promise.
Why tier names are not pet names
A common mistake is to treat "Ultra OP" as the name of a pet. It is not. The confirmed pet names are separate: Kurama, Ninja Toad, Shadow Crow, and the dog pet. When a video says an egg is "OP", it is describing the egg category or the result, not a creature called "OP".
Keeping the two lists separate helps in three ways. It stops you from searching for a pet that does not exist, it makes hatch records easier to compare, and it prevents a tier label from being treated as proof that a specific companion is inside that egg.
What the official page does and does not say
The official Roblox description lists pets and pet hatching among the game systems. It does not list egg odds, egg prices, or a complete pet roster. Community footage fills part of that gap by showing the egg menu and several pets in play, but footage can be cropped or recorded on an older version.
For that reason, the 1 anime eyes egg tiers in this guide are described by label and by visible context only. If the live hatch menu shows a different tier order or a new tier after an update, the live menu wins.
Confirmed Pets and Their Reported Roles
Four pet names can be tied to community footage or the official ecosystem: Kurama, Ninja Toad, Shadow Crow, and the dog pet. The table compares them by what has actually been reported, not by an invented tier ranking. The comparison is deliberately conservative.
| Pet | Reported role | Evidence | Practical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kurama | Chakra multiplier companion | Footage shows a 100x Chakra display | Farming and training boost |
| Ninja Toad | Hatchable companion | Appears among hatches from AWAKEN eggs | Collection and early companion option |
| Shadow Crow | Hatchable companion | Appears among hatches from AWAKEN eggs | Collection and alternate companion option |
| Dog pet | Themed companion | Referenced in community pet discussion | Early collection target |
Kurama and the 100x Chakra display
Kurama is the pet most often discussed as a Chakra multiplier. Community footage shows a 100x Chakra figure attached to it, which makes it the clearest example of why pets matter: a large multiplier on Chakra income accelerates training and, by extension, every purchase that uses Chakra.
The 100x figure is a community observation, not a published stat sheet. Even so, it explains the priority order many players use: secure a Chakra pet before chasing cosmetic variety, because the multiplier compounds with training areas and rebirth progress.
Ninja Toad, Shadow Crow, and the dog pet
Ninja Toad and Shadow Crow are confirmed as possible hatches from the eggs granted by the AWAKEN code. That does not mean they are exclusive to that source; it means the code video proved those two pets can appear. The dog pet is referenced in community pet discussion and is useful mainly as a collection target until its exact bonus is shown on screen.
For players building a first companion lineup, these three are the realistic early names. None of them has a published multiplier, so compare them by the number shown in the pet panel after hatching rather than by reputation. A clear panel value is better evidence than a popular name.
What is not confirmed
No official source in the research bundle confirms any pet outside the four names above. Search results and keyword tools may suggest other names, but a keyword is not evidence that a creature exists in the game. The confirmed roster is deliberately short because the game is only a few weeks old and the developer has not published a pet list.
How Hatching and 1 Anime Eyes Egg Odds Work
Hatching is the act of opening an egg to receive a pet. The 1 anime eyes egg odds are not published, so the only honest way to plan is to treat each hatch as a budget decision. The table below shows the variables worth recording, not a claimed probability.
| Recorded field | Why it matters | Example use |
|---|---|---|
| Egg tier | Shows which pool was tested | Compare Normal with Shinobi results |
| Hatch count | Tracks sample size | Avoid conclusions from a handful of hatches |
| Pet received | Builds a real pool record | Note repeated pets and missing names |
| Displayed bonus | Compares practical value | Record the Chakra multiplier shown |
| Date | Captures version changes | Mark results before and after an update |
Why no percentage should be quoted
A percentage becomes reliable only when the game displays it or when a large, documented sample supports it. Neither condition is met for +1 Anime Eyes at the time of writing. Quoting a precise "Ultra OP chance" would therefore be a guess dressed as data.
The practical alternative is to record outcomes and compare tiers over time. If one tier produces useful pets more often in your own log, that is evidence for your account even without an official rate. If a creator quotes a rate, treat it as that creator's observation until the game confirms it.
Eggs from codes and other sources
The AWAKEN code is the clearest confirmed egg source: community testing reports that it granted three pet eggs, and the resulting hatches included Ninja Toad and Shadow Crow. That makes code redemption a sensible first step before spending on hatches.
Other egg sources appear in the shop and bundle systems discussed by creators, but the exact packages and prices are not part of the verified research set. Check the live shop before assuming a bundle contains eggs; some premium bundles are aura-focused rather than pet-focused. The code redemption guide explains where to enter AWAKEN and how to confirm the eggs arrived.
Choosing the 1 Anime Eyes Best Egg for Your Account
The 1 anime eyes best egg is the one that gives your account the most useful result per unit of currency or time. That is not always the most expensive tier. A cheaper egg that produces a usable Chakra pet can outperform a top-tier egg whose result you cannot yet use.
| Account situation | Sensible egg focus | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| New account, no pet | Normal or code eggs | Learn the hatch flow at low cost |
| One weak pet equipped | Shinobi tier | A modest step up without draining savings |
| Stable Chakra income | Super OP tier | Higher-cost hatches become affordable |
| Late-game collection | Ultra OP tier | Chase top-tier results after the farming loop is stable |
| Limited eggs from codes | Any tier with a confirmed pet need | Use free eggs before buying more |
Compare the pet, not the tier label
After a hatch, open the pet panel and read the displayed bonus. A pet with a clear Chakra multiplier is usually the better early equip, because Chakra funds training and shop purchases. A pet whose effect is unclear should be treated as a collection piece until you can test it.
The comparison should use the same activity. Test each new pet in the same training area and record Chakra gained over a fixed interval; switching activities between tests makes the result meaningless. No pet combat damage is documented, so a boss clear time is not a valid pet comparison.
Setting a hatch budget before spending eggs
Set a hatch budget before opening eggs. Stop when the budget is spent, when the tier stops producing useful pets, or when a confirmed code egg offers a better use of the next attempt. This prevents a random system from consuming resources that would be better spent on a training area or an eye.
The pet farming guide covers how to fold hatching into a wider routine, and the OP pet comparison discusses how creators frame the strongest companions. Use those pages for strategy and this page for the egg-tier facts. Neither page replaces the live hatch menu.
Building a Pet Lineup Around Egg Results
A pet lineup should be built from what you hatch, not from a wish list. The practical sequence is to equip the best confirmed Chakra pet, compare the displayed Chakra effect after each hatch, and test each change in the same training area.
| Lineup goal | First choice | Backup choice | Test method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chakra farming | Kurama, if hatched | Highest displayed multiplier pet | Chakra gained per fixed interval |
| Code egg opening | Ninja Toad or Shadow Crow | Any new pet from AWAKEN eggs | Compare panel bonuses |
| Collection | Missing confirmed pet | Duplicate for the collection | Check the pet list |
| Chakra-rate test | Highest displayed Chakra multiplier pet | Current Chakra pet | Chakra gained per fixed interval |
No pet combat damage is documented, so pets are compared by the Chakra effect shown in the pet panel, not by a damage ranking.
Pair pets with the rest of the build
Pets do not operate alone. Chakra income also depends on the equipped eye, the aura multiplier, the training area, and rebirth count. A pet that looks strong in isolation can be less useful if the rest of the build already covers the same bonus.
For that reason, read the pet Chakra boost guide before replacing a working companion, and check the egg guide for the tier labels shown in the hatch menu. The goal is one tested setup, not a constant rotation of untested pets.
A simple hatch log
Keep a short log with five columns: date, egg tier, pet received, displayed bonus, and whether it was equipped. After ten or twenty entries, the log shows which tier is actually producing useful pets for your account. That is more reliable than a community tier list built on a different account.
The log also protects against wasted spending. If a tier has produced no useful pet across a long run, move the budget to a different tier or to a guaranteed source such as a code egg. That rule keeps random hatching from becoming a resource sink.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the pet egg tiers in +1 Anime Eyes?
Community footage shows four egg tiers: Normal, Shinobi, Super OP, and Ultra OP. The game description confirms pet hatching but does not publish the contents or odds of each tier, so treat the labels as directions rather than guarantees. The live menu remains the final authority after a patch.
Which pets are confirmed in 1 anime eyes pet eggs?
The confirmed names are Kurama, Ninja Toad, Shadow Crow, and a dog pet. Kurama is shown with a 100x Chakra display in community footage, while Ninja Toad and Shadow Crow were hatched from eggs granted by the AWAKEN code. Neither hatch proves the pet is exclusive to that code.
Are the egg odds published?
No official odds table has been released. Any precise percentage you see is a community estimate at best. Record your own hatch results by tier and sample size, and compare them with the live menu after each update. A dated log is more useful than a borrowed percentage.
What is the best egg for a new player?
A new player should start with the cheapest available egg or the free eggs from the AWAKEN code. The goal at that stage is to learn the hatch flow and secure any Chakra pet, not to chase a top-tier egg before the account can afford repeated attempts.
Do pet eggs guarantee a specific pet?
No. The egg tiers are pools, not guaranteed rewards, and the game does not publish a pet-per-egg list. The only confirmed named results come from community footage, such as the Ninja Toad and Shadow Crow hatches from AWAKEN eggs. Check the live pet panel after each hatch instead of assuming a tier contains a particular companion.