Trails in Steal and Hatch Anime Eggs are cosmetic effects that also raise your movement speed. Equipping one gives your character a visual trail while multiplying how fast you move, which makes crossing zones, grabbing eggs, and progressing through the game noticeably quicker. There are 10 to unlock, spanning Common up to Divine rarity, and each can be bought with either in-game cash or Robux.
Quick answer: There are 10 trails, ranging from the Gray Trail at 1.5x speed for $100 to the Divine Trail at 14x speed for $300 trillion or 219 Robux.
Every trail with rarity, speed boost, and price
Higher-rarity trails give much larger speed boosts, but they also cost far more. Cash comes from the main progression loop, so you earn it by exploring zones, training your speed, and hatching eggs into anime fighters that generate cash per second on your plot. That steady income is what you spend on trails and other base upgrades.
| Trail | Rarity | Speed Boost | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gray Trail | Common | 1.5x | $100 / 2 Robux |
| Green Trail | Uncommon | 2x | $5,000 / 4 Robux |
| Blue Trail | Rare | 2.5x | $75,000 / 8 Robux |
| Purple Trail | Epic | 3x | $1.5 million / 19 Robux |
| Golden Trail | Legendary | 3.5x | $30 million / 29 Robux |
| Red Trail | Mythic | 4x | $750 million / 39 Robux |
| Galaxy Trail | Cosmic | 5x | $20 billion / 59 Robux |
| Secret Trail | Secret | 7x | $500 billion / 95 Robux |
| Eternal Trail | Eternal | 10x | $12.5 trillion / 135 Robux |
| Divine Trail | Divine | 14x | $300 trillion / 219 Robux |
The Divine Trail is both the fastest and the most expensive of the set, sitting at a 14x multiplier. The Gray Trail is the entry point and the one most players grab first, since $100 is trivial once your first fighters start earning.
How trails and speed work together
A trail applies its multiplier on top of your underlying speed, so it does not replace the need to train. Your base speed comes from the Treadmill on your plot. The first Treadmill costs $1,000, and you upgrade it as you go to keep raising your speed stat.
Once a trail is equipped, its multiplier stacks with whatever speed your Treadmill training has given you. That stacking is why the higher-rarity trails matter most in the late game, when you are moving through distant zones and hauling heavier eggs back to your plot.
Buy the Gray Trail as soon as you can afford it for an early 1.5x boost, then keep upgrading the Treadmill before chasing pricier trails, since the base speed carries more weight than a multiplier on a small number.
You unlock any trail by purchasing it from the Trails shop with cash or Robux. Once bought and equipped, the speed increase applies immediately, and you will see the visual trail follow your character as you move.
