The Eternal Gorilla King is one of the newest top-tier pets in Steal An Egg, and it does not come from any of the standard biome nests. It hatches from the Titan Temple Egg, which only appears in the hidden Titan Temple area. Get it home, let it grow, and it becomes one of the biggest earners you can park in your yard.
Quick answer: Steal a Titan Temple Egg from the Titan Temple zone during an egg reset or an admin spawn, carry it back to your base without getting hit, place it in your garden to grow, then hatch it. An Eternal Titan Temple Egg produces the Eternal Gorilla King.
Eternal Gorilla King income and index reward
Payout depends on the egg’s weight and mutation, so two Gorilla Kings will rarely earn the same amount. The index entry itself lists the pet at 880M/s, while a Silver-mutated hatch from an 81,983kg egg landed far higher.
| Entry | Rarity / mutation | Cash per second |
|---|---|---|
| Gorilla King (index listing) | Eternal | 880M/s |
| Eternal Silver Gorilla King | Eternal, Silver | $1.8B/s |
Adding it to the Pet Index also unlocks the index reward tied to that slot, which is claimed manually from the index screen once the pet has hatched at least once.
Where the Titan Temple Egg spawns
Titan Temple is a secret area rather than a numbered biome on the main lane, so it is easy to run past for hours without noticing it. Eggs there follow the same rules as the rest of the map. They appear on the server’s day-night cycle, and the announcement banner names the zone whenever something rare drops in.
The most reliable way to see one is to keep moving between zones instead of camping a single nest. Server-wide alerts call out Eternal and Secret spawns in places like Abyss Ocean, Cosmic, Volcano, Cherry Blossom, and Titan Temple, and every player in that server sees the same alert at the same moment.
Admin events change the odds substantially. A “mini admin abuse” session run by the admin Brockodile flooded the map with golden and Eternal eggs across several zones at once, including the Titan Temple Egg that produced the Silver Gorilla King. Those events are announced in-server while they run and are called off the same way when they end.
How to steal and hatch the Titan Temple Egg
Note: Hatching any Eternal pet awards the “Hatched Eternal!” badge, which sits at roughly 3.3% rarity across the playerbase, so it is a decent signal of how uncommon this tier is.
Egg weight and mutations decide the payout
Weight is printed on the egg itself before you steal it, and it carries through to the pet’s earnings. A Titan Temple Egg at 81,983kg is a strong pull, but the map produces far heavier eggs than that.
| Egg | Weight | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Snow Egg | 1,779,109kg | Eternal |
| Abyss Ocean Egg | 100,262kg | Eternal |
| Titan Temple Egg | 81,983kg | Eternal |
| Cherry Blossom Egg | 260kg | Eternal |
Mutations stack on top of that. Silver, Golden, Bloom, and Spirit Bloom all raise output, and the gap between a plain Eternal and a mutated one is enormous. The 1.7M kg Snow Egg with a Spirit Bloom mutation hatched into a Spirit Bloom Ice Dragon worth $3.9B/s, against a base Ice Dragon listed at $65M/s. Golden variants show the same pattern, with an Eternal Golden Oni Tiger reaching $2.5B/s where the standard Oni Tiger sits at $600M/s.
How to confirm the Gorilla King registered
Open the Pet Index after hatching. The Gorilla King slot flips from locked to unlocked, your unlock counter ticks up, and a claim button appears next to the entry. The index currently runs to 106 pets in total, so the counter is the fastest way to check whether a new hatch actually counted.
Claiming the entry pays out the Gorilla King index reward listed at 880M/s. If the slot is still greyed out after a hatch, the pet did not register, which usually means you hatched a different Eternal from the same run.
Why the steal fails
There are only a few things that actually stop a Titan Temple run, and none of them are subtle.
- The daytime reset clears uncollected eggs. If you are still crossing zones when the cycle turns, the egg is gone.
- Servers cap at seven players, and a named Eternal spawn pulls all of them toward the same nest.
- Heavy eggs cripple your movement speed, so low Speed stats mean you get caught before reaching the plot.
- Other players can steal eggs directly from you, and knockback weapons make that trivial.
Monster Chest boosts that shorten the run
Speed and egg growth are the two stats that decide whether you get the Gorilla King home and hatched quickly, and both come out of the Hungry Monster’s chests. Collect Parasite Eggs around the map and feed five of them to the monster to earn one chest.
| Reward | Chance |
|---|---|
| 1.25X EGG GROWTH | 43.5% |
| 1.25X SPEED | 30% |
| 2X TREADMILL SPEED | 20% |
| FLYSWATTER | 5% |
| MONSTROUS EGG | 1.5% |
Most chests hand back a common speed or growth boost, and you can skip through the reveal animation to open the next one faster. The 5% Flyswatter is the outlier here. It is an Epic weapon that launches other players high into the air, which is exactly what you want when someone is chasing your egg back to base.
Chasing the Gorilla King is mostly a patience problem rather than a skill one. Keep your Speed high, stay on the move so you can react to a Titan Temple alert instantly, and treat admin spawn events as the best window you are likely to get. Brockodile has also said a new machine is coming in a following update, though no specific date has been confirmed.
