Fusion

Read Lays first. Lock the ability you want to keep.

The current chicken panel can show an egg timer, drop chances and a Fertility-gene note. In Fusion, choose a partner and use the ability lock before you pay. A 100% Thunder Egg line on one chicken is not a universal recipe.

Checked Aug 10, 2026

A level one chicken looking toward the Grow a Chicken Fighter Tower
What the current UI shows

Fusion uses two chickens. The partner-selection screen is followed by a result preview where a displayed ability can be locked so it stops being random.

Before you confirm

Five checks for a clean fusion attempt

  • Open Chicken A and read its Lays tooltip: timer, possible eggs and percentages.
  • Check Chicken B for the ability or trait you actually want.
  • Select the partner and read the result preview instead of relying on the chicken color.
  • Lock the displayed ability you want to preserve, then record the current fusion cost.
  • Take a result screenshot before changing or fusing the new chicken again.

What "100% Thunder Egg" meant in the captured run

One chicken's Lays tooltip displayed Thunder Egg 100%. Another view of the same chicken later displayed a split of Void Egg 70% and Thunder Egg 30%. Those numbers belong to that chicken's current trait state; they are not proof that every player can repeat one fixed fusion and get the same result.

Read your chicken, not a copied recipe

The Lays tooltip is the useful source for your current timer and egg chances. The Fusion preview is the useful source for the ability being passed or locked. If either screen differs, use the values in your server.

Write a result you can compare later

Chicken A: name, visible attack, visible ability or variant

Chicken B: name, visible attack, visible ability or variant

Cost: number and currency shown before confirm

Result: new name, attack, ability, mutation or egg text shown afterward

Server date: when you ran the test

When to stop

Stop before another fusion if the current result does not match the rule you expected, if the cost changed, or if you cannot afford to lose access to the two selected chickens. One clean result is more useful than repeating an unconfirmed recipe.