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Steal An Egg fusion
Two different machines now answer to the word fusion. One has been at your base since launch and turns duplicates into an egg; the other opened on 12 September behind a waterfall and only takes the rarest pets from the newest biome.
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Two kinds of fusion
Most confusion about fusion in Steal An Egg comes from treating these as one thing. They take different pets, sit in different places and suit players at opposite ends of the game.
| Fuse Machine | Secret Shrine | |
|---|---|---|
| Where | Your own base | Hidden in the Angels and Demons biome (20B Speed) |
| Available since | Launch | 12 September 2026 |
| What goes in | Three pets of the same species | Eternal or Divine pets from the Light or Darkness side |
| What comes out | One egg of that species | An egg, per one guide — not yet shown on camera |
| Published odds | None | None |
| Who it is for | Anyone with spare duplicates | Late-game players who already own one of the new top pets |
The Fuse Machine
The prompt reads "Bring 3 same Pets to Fuse". That means three of the same species — three Walruses, not three Epic pets. The machine destroys all three and hands back one egg of that species, which hatches like any other egg. Its own hint is that better pets give more luck, so stronger inputs raise the chance of a stronger or mutated result. No odds are published anywhere.
Sources disagree on one point worth knowing: one guide describes the output as an upgraded pet rather than an egg. Two others, one of them a recorded walkthrough, show and describe an egg, which is what this page goes with. One recording also says fusing does not make the pet bigger.
When fusing is worth it
- Yes: three copies of a pet sitting outside your pen earning nothing. Clutter becomes one egg with a chance at something better.
- Think first: copies that differ in size or carry a mutation. One guide says a mutation is not carried across, so the machine consumes it either way.
- No: pets you are earning from. Three become one, so your income drops the moment you fuse, and the egg rarely makes up for all three.
For how Silver, Golden and Rainbow fit into this, and the multipliers each one is worth, see themutations page.
The Secret Shrine
The shrine arrived with the Angels vs Demons update. The developer changelog only said that "the Demons have been whispering" about a shrine somewhere in the new biome. Players found it within hours, and what they found agrees closely enough to write down.
How to get in
- Reach the Angels and Demons biome, the furthest area from the safe zone. It is recommended at 20B Speed.
- Find the waterfalls. The shrine is behind one of them.
- Walk into the middle waterfall. Two separate walkthroughs say this teleports you straight into the shrine.
What it takes
Inside are two pedestals, one for Light and one for Dark. Both a written guide and a recording show the pair. The prompt tells you to hold a Divine or Eternal pet, and the recordings name the two options Divine Fusion and Eternal Fusion. According to the written guide, only Eternal or Divine pets from the Light and Darkness sides are accepted. Other Eternals and Divines are turned away. In the current roster that means four pets:
- Skeleton Horse — Eternal, Darkness side (Demon Eggs)
- World Burner — Divine, Darkness side (Demon Eggs)
- Pegasus — Eternal, Light side (Angel Eggs)
- ArchAngel — Divine, Light side (Angel Eggs)
One detail does not line up. The written guide says Light or Darkness pets work, but two recordings read the prompt as asking for a "light" Divine or Eternal. It may be as simple as a Light pedestal and a Dark pedestal, each taking its own side. Nobody has shown a Darkness pet being accepted or refused, so that is not settled here.
What comes out
This is the part nobody has on camera. One written guide says that once the fusion completes you receive a fusion egg, which you place in your pen and hatch. None of the recordings got that far. The players filming either did not own a qualifying pet or stopped at the prompt. There are no odds, no wait time and no list of what that egg can hatch into.
What is still unknown
- What a Secret Shrine fusion produces, beyond one guide calling it an egg
- Whether a fusion consumes both pedestal pets, one, or neither
- Whether Darkness pets are accepted on both pedestals or only one
- Odds for either machine. Neither the Fuse Machine nor the shrine publishes any
- The Fuse Machine's cash fee. It comes from a single guide, so it is not quoted here
Fusion FAQ
How does fusion work in Steal An Egg?
There are two kinds. The Fuse Machine at your base takes three pets of the same species and gives back one egg of that species. The Secret Shrine, added on 12 September 2026, sits in the Angels and Demons biome and takes Eternal or Divine pets from its Light and Darkness sides.
Where is the Secret Shrine?
Inside the Angels and Demons biome, behind a waterfall. Two walkthroughs say to walk into the middle waterfall, which teleports you into the shrine. You need to be able to reach the biome first, which is recommended at 20B Speed.
Which pets can you use in the Secret Shrine?
Eternal or Divine pets from the Angels and Demons biome — Skeleton Horse, World Burner, Pegasus and ArchAngel. The shrine prompt asks you to hold one, and one written guide says Eternals and Divines from other biomes are not accepted.
What do you get from the Secret Shrine?
One written guide says a finished fusion gives you an egg to hatch in your pen. Nobody has recorded a fusion finishing yet, so there is no confirmed result, no odds and no wait time.
Does the Fuse Machine keep mutations?
One written guide says a mutation on a pet you feed in is not carried over, and no source says otherwise. Treat a mutated pet as lost if you fuse it.
Sources for this page
The Fuse Machine section rests on three sources that have been checked since 11 September. The Secret Shrine section is a day old: the way in and the pets it asks for agree across a written guide and several recordings, and the one claim resting on a single source is labelled in the text.
- allthings.howcorroborated · checked 2026-09-11
- stealaneggguide.wikicorroborated · checked 2026-09-11
- techwiser.comcorroborated, single-source · checked 2026-09-13
- youtube.comcorroborated · checked 2026-09-13 · 5 articles
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