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Grow a Chicken Fighter: How to Get the Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash Fusion

The full farming path for both chickens and the exact skill lock that carries Cycle of Ash onto Nebula Hen.

The full farming path for both chickens and the exact skill lock that carries Cycle of Ash onto Nebula Hen.

The Nebula Hen ranks among the strongest fighters in Grow a Chicken Fighter, sitting alongside the Reaper Rooster and 404 Chick at the top of the meta. Its one weakness is a slow start, and the fix is pairing it with the Cycle of Ash skill. That skill belongs to the Radiant Fenghuang, so the build comes down to hatching both chickens and fusing them the right way.

Quick answer: Hatch a Nebula Hen (from Void Eggs) and a Radiant Fenghuang (from Royal Eggs), open the fusion menu, and lock the Cycle of Ash skill before confirming so it transfers to the fused chicken.


What the Nebula Hen x Cycle of Ash fusion needs

Two chickens go into this build, and each one comes from a different egg chain. The table below shows what to farm and how likely each hatch is.

ChickenMain eggHatch chance
Nebula HenVoid Egg1%
Radiant FenghuangRoyal Egg1%

Both chickens can also drop from the Blazing Egg, which appears during the Hot Event. The Nebula Hen even has a slightly better 2% chance there compared to the 1% from Void Eggs. Blazing Eggs are hard to farm, though, so the standard egg chains below are the more reliable route.


How to get the Nebula Hen

The Nebula Hen sits at the end of a Void Egg chain that starts with a common beginner egg. The full path runs Scratch Egg → Sergeant Hen → Thunder Egg → Astro Chick → Void Egg → Nebula Hen.

Farm Scratch Eggs and hatch them until you get a Sergeant Hen. The Sergeant Hen has an 8% hatch chance, but Scratch Eggs come quickly since they are a starter egg.
Put the Sergeant Hen to work laying Thunder Eggs. It drops them at a 100% rate, so you build up a stock fast.
Hatch the Thunder Eggs until an Astro Chick appears. This is an 11% drop from Thunder Eggs.
Use the Astro Chick to farm Void Eggs, which it drops 70% of the time. This is the main source of Void Eggs for the run.
Void Egg album screen showing egg variants, rarity tiers and drop percentages
Image by Sergio Verse Games
Keep hatching Void Eggs until the Nebula Hen drops. At a 1% chance this is the longest part of the grind, so expect it to take many hatches.

How to get the Radiant Fenghuang

The Radiant Fenghuang carries the Cycle of Ash skill and comes from Royal Eggs. The path runs Scratch Egg → Crest Rooster → Royal Egg → Rooster of Fortune → Royal Egg → Radiant Fenghuang.

Hatch Scratch Eggs until you get a Crest Rooster, which has a 10% hatch chance. Scratch Eggs are easy to farm as a starter egg.
Use the Crest Rooster to lay Royal Eggs. It drops them 60% of the time, giving you a steady supply.
Hatch those Royal Eggs to find a Rooster of Fortune, a 3% drop from Royal Eggs.
Flock menu open on the Royal Egg with the Open 1 button ready to hatch
Image by Sergio Verse Games
Switch to the Rooster of Fortune for farming, since it drops Royal Eggs at a 100% rate. Fusing two Roosters of Fortune raises lay speed and speeds up the grind further.
Keep hatching Royal Eggs until the Radiant Fenghuang appears. At a 1% chance, this is the slow part of this chain.

Fusing the two chickens and locking Cycle of Ash

With both the Nebula Hen and the Radiant Fenghuang in your flock, head to the Fusion Menu. Select the two chickens, then lock the Cycle of Ash skill before you confirm.

Locking the skill is the step that matters. Without it, the fused chicken can roll a different ability at random instead of keeping Cycle of Ash. Once locked, confirm the fusion.

You know it worked when the fused Nebula Hen shows Cycle of Ash as its active skill in the flock. That combination smooths out the Nebula Hen’s slow early game and turns it into one of the game’s top-end builds, with attack and speed on par with the Reaper Rooster and 404 Chick and higher HP at max level.