Bunny Egg in Fake an Egg

What is actually visible in the video?

Bunny Egg is visible at 0:10 in Mr Red Dangerous's Fake an Egg introduction, labeled Common with the Hatch interaction and a ready indicator. This confirms a named egg in that recording, rather than an inferred species copied from another game.

The sampled frame does not establish a complete hatch pool, weight penalty, purchase price or exact probability. A visible Common label is a rarity label in the recording, not a numerical chance.

The recording also shows a Bunny pet later, but these isolated frames are not enough to prove that Bunny Egg always yields that pet or that its pool contains no alternatives. Keep a guaranteed hatch result unknown until the game or a continuous controlled observation establishes it.

How should you use this record in your session?

Match the exact label in your current interface, then check any displayed rate, requirement and active boost before spending. The clip is a creator's single recorded session, not a current server data feed or a complete item database.

If you compare an upgrade, keep boosts and other conditions unchanged and record the cost and rate before and after. Enter the current rate you can verify into the calculator rather than copying a video number as a universal base value.

Video evidence and limits

• Fake an Egg — Mr Red Dangerous, 0:10

  Actual player frame inspected on 2026-10-17. YouTube reports publication on 2026-10-16 at 23:16:58 −07:00; the capture date and active boosts are unknown. Supports only the named labels and qualified snapshot described above, not current odds, multipliers or a guaranteed base rate.

  Accessed 2026-10-17
• Fake an Egg — official Roblox experience

  The public experience description identifies Fake an Egg by Slime Time Studios and its egg-disguise and pet-stealing premise. It does not supply a pet database, current codes, hatch odds, income multipliers or a carrying-speed formula.

  Accessed 2026-10-17