How to Get Anubis in Raise Animals

Anubis in Raise Animals is a Mythic-tier (Secret) animal that comes from the Anubis Egg on the Pyramid Pedestal in the Desert Oasis — not from any of the standard egg stands. Getting to the pedestal requires player level 25, the Desert Oasis bridge repaired, three Golden Scarabs to open the pyramid door, and 1,250,000 coins per hatch at a base drop chance of 0.5% (roughly 1 in 200). Because the pedestal is event-limited and the egg is expensive, the realistic path is to bank coins first, then hatch in bulk with stacked luck during a 2x weekend rather than buying single hatches as you go.

What Anubis actually is

Anubis sits in the Mythic/Secret band, which in Raise Animals means three things for planning purposes: it does not appear in the normal egg pool, its drop table is tied to a specific pedestal, and it is tradeable. The in-game Index lists it with a base hatch weight far below the Ultra-Rare tier, which is why players who hatch ten or twenty eggs and give up conclude it is “impossible.” It is not impossible — it is a volume problem, and volume is a coin problem.

Drop tables are adjusted with most major updates, so confirm the current numbers in the in-game Index before you commit a large coin stack. Everything below reflects the current build’s structure.

The unlock path, step by step

Each step exists for a reason — skipping one just wastes coins.

• 1. Reach player level 25. The Desert Oasis gate is level-locked. The reason this matters is that the coins-per-hour you can earn at level 25 is roughly three times what you earn at level 10, so arriving early means grinding the egg cost at a fraction of the speed.
• 2. Pay the 350,000-coin bridge repair. This is a one-time cost and it is what physically opens the Oasis. It is not refundable, so do not pay it until you also have the Scarabs or you will be standing in a zone you cannot use yet.
• 3. Collect three Golden Scarabs. These drop from Sand Scorpions in the Oasis dunes at roughly 1 in 40 kills, so budget around 120 kills, or buy them from other players if trading is open. The pyramid door consumes all three at once, which is why players who spend Scarabs on cosmetic crates end up re-farming.
• 4. Buy the Anubis Egg at the Pyramid Pedestal. 1,250,000 coins per hatch, three pets per hatch. The pedestal is a separate vendor from the regular Oasis egg stand — the regular stand has no Anubis in its pool at all, which is the single most common mistake.
• 5. Hatch at the Pyramid Altar, not the standard hatching pad. Only the Altar reads the Anubis table. Then repeat, or switch to trading if the coin grind is not your play style.

Requirements at a glance

Event limits you need to plan around

The Anubis Egg is a limited-time pedestal, tied to the Desert/Egyptian event rotation. In practice that means three constraints:

• The pedestal disappears when the event window closes — typically a run of about three weeks. Coins you have not spent by then cannot be spent on this egg.
• Eggs already in your inventory stay hatchable. If you are short on coins near the end of the window, buy eggs you can afford and hatch them after the pedestal is gone rather than letting the coins sit.
• The 2x luck weekend usually lands inside the window, not after it. Check the event calendar at the start, not the end — the whole strategy below depends on hatching during that multiplier.

The drop-chance math: what your coins are actually buying

This is where most players misjudge the grind. Luck sources in Raise Animals multiply the base chance and stack with a soft cap around 6x. Using the current 0.5% base:

Worked example. Say your farm produces 2,000,000 coins per hour with eight Mythic producers. At 3x luck you expect 67 hatches, which is 67 × 1,250,000 = 83,750,000 coins, or about 42 hours of farming. Add the 2x weekend multiplier and that drops to roughly 21 hours — the event weekend is worth more than any pet or upgrade you could buy with the same coins. Note also that hatching itself is not the bottleneck: the animation plus cooldown runs about five seconds, so 67 hatches is under six minutes of actual hatching. All of your time goes into earning the coins.

Practical ways to improve your Anubis drop chance

• Stack every luck source you own before the first hatch of a session, not midway through. Potions are timed, so popping one before you have a full coin stack burns the multiplier on three hatches.
• Hatch in one long session during the 2x weekend. The multiplier applies per hatch, so concentration beats spreading the same number of hatches across a week.
• Equip the highest-luck pet you have as your active companion while hatching. This is a separate slot from the pets in your farm and costs you nothing.
• Raise your coin-per-hour before you raise your hatch count. Going from 1.2M to 2.2M coins per hour cuts the grind almost in half and helps every future egg, not just this one.
• Do not spend Scarabs on cosmetic crates. Three Scarabs per pyramid entry is the real cost of each attempt window.
• Buy eggs in bulk if you are near the end of the event. Unhatched eggs survive the pedestal’s removal; unspent coins do not convert.

Which route fits your situation

Common mistakes that cost coins

• Hatching at the standard Oasis egg stand, where Anubis is not in the pool at all.
• Popping a Lucky Potion with fewer than ten hatches’ worth of coins banked.
• Paying the 350,000-coin bridge repair before you have Scarabs, then losing days of farming time.
• Spending premium currency on single hatches. Per attempt it is far worse value than the coin route, and the drop chance is identical.
• Assuming a “pity” counter exists. It does not — every hatch is independent, so a 100-hatch dry streak is unlucky, not broken.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the actual drop rate of Anubis in Raise Animals?

The base rate on the Anubis Egg is 0.5%, or about 1 in 200 hatches, at 1x luck. Luck sources multiply that figure and stack up to a soft cap of roughly 6x, which works out to about 3% — around 1 in 33 hatches. The developers adjust drop tables with major updates, so check the in-game Index for the current number.

What level do you need to get Anubis?

You need player level 25 to enter the Desert Oasis, and you also need to pay the 350,000-coin bridge repair and collect three Golden Scarabs. The level gate is the one that matters most, because coin income scales steeply with level and the egg costs 1,250,000 coins per attempt.

Does the Anubis Egg come back after the event ends?

The Pyramid Pedestal is event-limited and is removed when the Desert/Egyptian event window closes, typically after about three weeks. Any Anubis Eggs you already bought stay in your inventory and can still be hatched afterward. The pedestal itself usually returns with the next rotation of the same event, but not on a fixed schedule.

Can you get Anubis without spending coins?

Not from the pedestal — every hatch costs 1,250,000 coins. The realistic coin-free routes are trading with another player who already hatched one, or receiving it as a gift if the game’s trade and gift systems are open to you. Both depend on the other player valuing it less than what you are offering.

Does hatching multiple eggs at once improve your odds?

Only in the sense that more hatches mean more rolls. Each hatch is an independent 0.5% roll at base luck, so there is no pity counter and no bonus for bulk hatching. What genuinely improves your odds is stacking luck multipliers and hatching during the 2x weekend, which roughly halves the expected number of attempts.

Is it worth grinding coins for Anubis, or should I just trade?

At full luck stacking the expected cost is about 41 million coins, which is roughly 21 hours of farming at 2 million coins per hour. If you play daily and can hit the 2x weekend, grinding is the cheaper route. If you play a few hours a week, trading is almost always faster — you simply cannot bank the coins before the pedestal disappears.