How to Get the Eternal Gorilla King in Steal an Egg: The Full Titan Temple Route (2026)

If you want the Eternal Gorilla King in Steal an Egg, here’s the direct answer: train up to 7,000,000,000 Speed, head into Titan Temple, camp the egg nests until a Gorilla King Egg spawns, steal it, and outrun the Gorilla King guardian back to your pen before hatching it. There’s no separate quest, no store purchase, and no shortcut around the Speed wall — Titan Temple, added in Update 2, locks everything behind that one number, and the creature chasing you the second you grab the egg is a Gorilla King itself.

Below is the full breakdown: what the pet actually earns, how to realistically climb to 7B Speed, where and how often the egg spawns, what the escape run actually looks like, and which mutations are worth chasing once you’ve got one hatched.

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What the Eternal Gorilla King Actually Is

The Gorilla King sits in the Eternal rarity tier — one step below Divine, one above Secret — and it’s the strongest Eternal pet in the entire pet roster. Its base income of $880M/s is confirmed data, not a community estimate, which matters because a lot of Titan Temple numbers floating around right now are still flagged unconfirmed by the people tracking the game closely.

Detail	Value
Rarity	Eternal
Zone	Titan Temple
Base income	$880M/s
Speed requirement	7,000,000,000
Zone Guardian	Gorilla King
Index reward (first hatch)	+5.4M Speed and $88B
Introduced	Update 2, August 29, 2026

Ranked against every pet in the game by base income, the Gorilla King lands 7th overall — only the two Divines (Nightflame at $3B/s and Kitsune at $1.8B/s) and a handful of Robux-only Monster Egg pets sit above it among confirmed figures, per the Steal An Egg Fandom wiki‘s pet data module. Every other Eternal in the game earns less: the closest competitor, Oni Tiger in Cherry Blossom, is reported around $600M/s but hasn’t made it into the primary pet data module yet, so treat that comparison loosely.

The 7 Billion Speed Wall: Why Titan Temple Locks Everyone Out First

Titan Temple isn’t just another biome with a bigger number attached — it’s currently the endgame zone, and 7B Speed is by far the largest jump in the entire progression chain. For context, the zone right before it, Cherry Blossom, only needs 2.5 billion. That’s still a steep climb, but it’s roughly a third of what Titan Temple demands.

Here’s the part that trips up most players: hitting exactly 7B Speed gets you through the door, but it does not mean you can walk out again with an egg in your arms. Every zone page and every Speed guide for this game repeats the same warning — meeting the entry requirement is a floor, not a safe operating number, because carrying an egg slows your movement, and heavier eggs slow you down more.

How to Actually Train Toward 7B Speed

There’s no single button that gets you there. Speed comes from stacking several systems on top of each other:

Method	What it gives	Notes
Free Gift	10,000 Speed, one-time	Covers the first two zones and nothing else
Treadmill	Speed per training run	Higher treadmill levels multiply each run’s payout
Trails	A flat movement speed boost	Bought with pet income, same shop as the treadmill
Index rewards	+Speed and cash for each pet’s first hatch	Scales hard — Titan Temple pets alone pay up to +6.8M Speed per first hatch
Robux	Purchased Speed	No published price or multiplier, so it’s not a reliable shortcut to plan around

In practice, the loop that actually works is: hatch whatever your current zone gives you, spend that cash upgrading your treadmill and trails, bank the Index reward from each new species you hatch, and repeat until the next zone opens. Titan Temple’s own Index rewards are some of the largest in the game — a first Nightflame or Gorilla King hatch alone is worth millions of Speed — which is why players who’ve already broken into the zone tend to snowball toward safer Speed margins fast.

Where the Gorilla King Egg Spawns (and How Often)

The Gorilla King Egg spawns inside Titan Temple’s own nest pool, alongside the zone’s other pets — Spideron, Crustacia, Bladehide, Mantaris, Rhinotaur, Mutant Shark and Nightflame. Nests across the entire game reset on a fixed 5-minute timer, and Titan Temple is no exception.

What isn’t published anywhere, by either the developers or the community trackers who log this stuff, is an exact spawn percentage for the Gorilla King Egg specifically. Anyone quoting you a precise drop rate is guessing. What we do know from watching multiple reset cycles is that the egg is genuinely one of several possible spawns per reset, not a guaranteed roll, which is exactly why players who are serious about farming it park in Titan Temple and check every single reset rather than making one attempt and leaving.

Escaping the Guardian With the Egg on Your Back

This is the step that actually separates players who qualify for Titan Temple from players who go home with a Gorilla King. The moment you pick up any egg in this zone, the Gorilla King guardian starts chasing you, and it’s not a slow patrol NPC — it’s tuned around the same 7B Speed number you needed just to walk in.

Across repeated runs into Titan Temple, the gap between “I meet the Speed requirement” and “I can actually survive the run back to my pen” is the single biggest reason players lose a freshly stolen Gorilla King Egg. The egg’s own weight works against you too — bigger, heavier eggs (the kind more likely to hatch into a large-size pet) slow your movement further, so a Gorilla King Egg you’re carrying at exactly the zone minimum is a genuinely risky carry, not a safe one.

Two things consistently improve your odds:

Train well past 7B before you attempt the steal, not up to it. Every zone guide for this game repeats this, and Titan Temple punishes ignoring it harder than any earlier zone does.
Plan your escape route before you grab the egg, not after. Once the Gorilla King notices you, there’s no pause to reorient.

Gorilla King Mutations: Golden, Silver, Rainbow, or Monstrous?

Once you’ve hatched a Gorilla King, its final income depends on two separate rolls: a color mutation and a size roll, multiplied against the $880M/s base.

Mutation	Multiplier	How it’s obtained
Golden	Unconfirmed	Random roll on hatch — the most common mutation
Silver	Unconfirmed	Random roll on hatch
Rainbow	Unconfirmed	Random roll on hatch — the rarest of the three, Secret-tier rarity
Monstrous	Not documented	Rare drop from a Monster Chest, and only applies to Titan Temple monsters

Be careful with numbers you see quoted for Golden or Silver online — the exact multipliers for all three hatch-roll mutations are still marked unconfirmed by the people who track this game’s data most closely, and any specific figure attached to them right now is a placeholder, not a verified value. The one thing that is documented is that a Golden or Rainbow Gorilla King combined with a large size roll is where the real income jumps come from, since size and mutation multiply together rather than adding.

The Monstrous mutation is a separate system entirely and only works on Titan Temple monsters. Getting it means finding an infected egg carrying a parasite anywhere in the world, hauling it back to base, feeding the parasite to the Hungry Frog NPC, and repeating that five times for one Monster Chest — which has only a rare chance of containing the mutation. It’s a grind on top of a grind, and it’s the one mutation route that’s actually deterministic in its setup cost even if the payoff itself is a low-odds roll.

Is the Gorilla King Worth Grinding Over Nightflame?

This is the natural next question once you’re standing in Titan Temple with 7B Speed banked: go for the Gorilla King, or push for Nightflame, the zone’s Divine pet?

On paper Nightflame wins big — it’s listed at $3B/s against the Gorilla King’s $880M/s. But here’s the trustworthiness catch: Nightflame’s own income figure is still marked unconfirmed even on the primary data source tracking it, while the Gorilla King’s $880M/s is settled, cross-checked data. If you want a number you can actually plan your base around today rather than one that might get corrected later, the Gorilla King is the safer bet. If you’re chasing the single biggest number in the game and you’re fine with that number possibly shifting once the developers confirm it officially, Nightflame is still the higher ceiling.

Can You Skip the Grind? What Admin Abuse Actually Does

You’ll see clips of players pulling a Gorilla King Egg seemingly out of nowhere, and most of the time that’s Admin Abuse — a scheduled, developer-run session where the game’s own devs manually spawn high-rarity eggs, including Titan Temple eggs, across multiple zones at once and announce them server-wide. It is not a bug or an exploit; it’s a deliberate event window, and it isn’t something you can plan a strategy around, because the timing and zone selection are entirely up to the developers running it. If you happen to be online when one starts, the move is the same as a normal spawn — sprint to the named zone the moment the banner drops and steal before someone else gets there first.

Common Mistakes That Cost Players Their Gorilla King Run

Walking in at exactly 7B Speed. The number gets you through the gate, not out the other side with an egg.
Ignoring egg weight. A heavier egg is a bigger payout on paper and a much harder escape in practice.
Assuming egg color matters. It doesn’t — the egg’s shape sets the species, color is purely cosmetic.
Camping once and giving up. Nests reset every 5 minutes; the Gorilla King Egg is one possible roll among several, not a guarantee, so persistence matters more than any single attempt.
Spending resources on leaked “Gorilla King buff” rumors. No leak has matched official patch notes for any of the last three updates to this game, so treat unverified numbers as noise until the developers confirm them.

Does Angels VS Demons Change Anything for Titan Temple?

With Angels VS Demons now live as the game’s newest biome, it’s worth being clear about what it does and doesn’t touch. Angels VS Demons added its own separate zone, its own Luminous Egg, and its own Divine and Eternal Fusion pads that specifically want one Light-side and one Dark-side pet — none of which involves the Gorilla King, since that pet belongs to Titan Temple, an entirely different zone with its own egg pool. Every prior content drop for this game has layered new systems on top of the existing loop rather than replacing it, and nothing published so far suggests Titan Temple’s Speed requirement, egg pool, or Gorilla King mechanics have changed with this patch. If that changes, it’ll show up in the patch notes, not before.

Frequently Asked Questions

Its share of the Titan Temple weighted egg pool sits around 0.31%, based on the pet’s configured weight divided against the pool total. That figure describes the pool’s odds, not a guaranteed roll per reset or per run, and it doesn’t yet account for extra spawn rules or event bonuses — so treat it as a rough baseline for how often you should expect a Gorilla King Egg to appear over many resets, not a promise for any single nest check.

Yes, and it’s one of the more reliable ways to beat the Gorilla King guardian below the safe Speed margin. One player deliberately draws the guardian’s attention and gets caught first, which drops the egg on the ground; the second player waits for the guardian to return to its nest, grabs the dropped egg, and sprints it back to the safe zone. The handoff may need repeating a few times, so it works best with a teammate who already knows the route.

Yes, and Titan Temple is the only biome in the game built this way. Everywhere else, the guardian chasing you is just an obstacle to outrun — in Titan Temple, that same Gorilla King is also one of the eight pets you can eventually hatch and place in your own pen. It doesn’t make the escape any easier, but it does mean the creature you’re avoiding is the exact prize you’re risking the run for.

It can, and by a meaningful margin — a Golden Gorilla King pulled during a recent Admin Abuse session was logged at roughly $2B/s, well above the $880M/s base. That’s a real recorded result rather than a guess, but the exact multiplier Golden and Silver apply on every hatch is still unconfirmed by the trackers who log this game’s data, so use that $2B/s figure as a real-world example of the ceiling, not a fixed formula you can plan every hatch around.

No. Angels VS Demons sits past Titan Temple and asks for around 20 billion Speed just to survive it, which is a much later goal — but every prior update has added content on top of the existing loop rather than replacing it, and nothing in the patch notes touches Titan Temple’s egg pool, Speed requirement, or the Gorilla King itself. For most players still climbing toward 7B Speed, the Gorilla King remains the realistic next target regardless of what’s happening further up the chain.