Name and rarity
Use these to identify the exact hatch; rarity alone does not tell you whether it improves the lane.
Capybara roster
Judge the unit card, then verify the lane
Public gameplay exposes the fields needed for a useful comparison. You do not need a borrowed tier list to decide whether a hatch improved your plot.
Game facts checked August 4, 2026
Quick answer
Change one capybara, then compare Total Lane DPS in the same server.
Rarity is an identity clue, not the whole decision. A mutation, lifetime, or different update can make two units with the same name behave differently.
- 1Record the current lane total
- 2Swap one roster slot
- 3Keep the change only if the lane improves
Read the card
Seven fields that prevent a bad comparison
These labels are visible on capybara cards in July 30–31 gameplay. Read them together before calling one hatch better.
Size
Record it because two visually similar units may not be the same result.
DPS
Compare in the same server and update. Do not mix edited thumbnail figures with in-game cards.
Lifetime
Keep it with the observation so a temporary or time-based unit is not mistaken for a permanent one.
Mutation or variant
Separate the base unit from the changed version before you compare DPS.
Hatched date
Useful when deciding whether an old screenshot still belongs to the current update.
Total Lane DPS
The lane display is the best practical before-and-after check when one roster slot changes.
Observed eggs
Egg families visible in current public gameplay
This is an observation list, not a complete egg database. Prices and pools can move quickly, so the page records only names and labels that were readable.
| Egg | Visible label | What was observed | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ghost Capybara Egg | Rare | Egg shop row visible | July 30 gameplay |
| Golem Capybara Egg | Rarity not legible | Egg shop row visible | July 30 gameplay |
| Robot Capybara Egg | Godly | Egg shop row visible | July 30 gameplay |
| Disco Capybara Egg | Secret | Egg shop row visible | July 30 gameplay |
| Angel Capybara Egg | Secret | Egg shop row visible | July 31 gameplay |
| Void Mystery Egg | Robux egg | Pool panel shows Sinister, Obsidian, Soul Ripper and Void Maw | July 31 gameplay |
Void Maw is a supported roster lead: it appears in the Void Mystery Egg pool and on a unit card in a July 31 recording. The six-figure DPS shown on an edited video thumbnail is not treated as an in-game stat.
Decision route
Keep, replace, or protect a hatch
| What happened | Best move | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Lane total rose after one swap | Keep the new capybara in that lane | The same-server comparison supports the change. |
| Unit has a mutation or unusual lifetime | Protect it until you record the full card | You may not be comparing the base version. |
| Rarity rose but lane total fell | Restore the previous setup | Rarity did not solve the job that matters. |
| You want to test fusion | Keep one proven fighter outside the machine | The public update note does not document recipes or failure rules. |