Aniimo: Egg Hatching Guide – Hatch Eggs Efficiently

Similar to most creature-catching games, Aniimo offers eggs that players can obtain and hatch to get more Aniimo. There are over a hundred different types of eggs in Aniimo, with various rarities. Although the game follows the generic formula of better egg results in better Aniimo, there are some mechanics that you can understand to get a better Aniimo even from an Epic-rarity egg. In this egg hatching guide, we will explain how to get eggs and hatch eggs efficiently in Aniimo.

Egg Hatching Guide Aniimo

How to Get Eggs in Aniimo

Players can acquire eggs through various means, including exploring the world, completing dailies, progressing the Companion Handbook, and playing the Operation: Egg Heist game mode. The Egg Heist Operation game mode becomes available later in the game and offers some of the best eggs in the game. New players can easily find the eggs in the wild, especially at higher grounds. During exploration, it is best to investigate the unusual traversal routes, as they can lead to the nests containing eggs.

Moreover, completing the dailies earns players the Active Aniimo Egg Pack that rewards a random egg. Another method to get eggs is by progressing in the Companion Handbook (battle pass). Playing through the game and exploring Idyll can get you numerous eggs.

How to Hatch Eggs Efficiently in Aniimo

Acquiring eggs is not a difficult part of Aniimo, but hatching certainly is, especially if you are not paying attention to the details of the hatch and Aniipods. You can easily burn your Aniipods for nothing if you do not pay attention to what the egg offers. Now, before I go into the specifics of hatching the eggs perfectly, you must first initiate the hatching process in the Outpost Hatchinator.

Teleport to the Outpost and interact with a Hatchinator. Place the eggs that you have into the slots to see how much time it will take to hatch. The time depends on the rarity of the eggs, and it costs real-life time. An Epic egg takes 2 hours and 30 minutes, and a Legendary egg takes 5 hours.

TIP: Whenever you get an egg, place it in a Hatchinator at the Outpost or your Homeland, so you can go on with the rest of your day’s adventure.

Reduce Egg-Hatching Time by Petting the Egg

Another thing that most players do not know is that a player on your friend list can reduce the egg-hatching time by 10 minutes by petting the hatching egg. Ask one of your friends to visit your Homeland to pet the hatching egg.

Use the Aniipods Efficiently to Hatch Eggs

Once the hatching egg time is over, you will get the Twine option in Hatchinator. This allows you to Twine the egg with an Aniipod of your choice. This is where your decision can either be good or bad. As you select the twine option, you will see all of the Aniipods that you can use to hatch the egg to get an Aniimo. Before you do anything, read the description of the egg and the Aniipods. The Aniipods that do not have any description mean that they will not have any effect on the hatching that can result in a better Aniimo. On the other hand, the Aniipods that do have a description mean you can expect exactly what the description says.

Mainly, Sparkling Cube offers a Perfect Potential Aniimo with a Sparkling effect, and the Aniipod Ultra guarantees the Elite Potential Aniimo. You must twine the egg with an Aniipod carefully, so you do not waste any of your Aniipods. For instance, if you are hatching a Sparkling Egg, do not twine it with a Sparkling Cube, as the egg already guarantees the Sparkling Effect. It is best to twine it with the Aniipod Ultra to get the Sparkling and Elite Potential Aniimo.

However, it is not recommended to use a legendary Aniipod for every egg you hatch. It is best to save Aniipods for special eggs so that you can get the perfect Aniimo. For casual hatching, you can use the regular Aniipod, as the egg will always grant you whatever it says in its description.