Eternal

World Eater

World Eater is an Eternal Steal An Egg pet with a base income of $500M/s. It hatched from a Rift egg, earned by sacrificing 3 pets to the lobby Rift, from update 3 to update 6.

Base income: $500M/s
Base weight: 25,000 kg
Rarity: Eternal
Origin: Rift
Egg: Riftborn Egg
Availability: No longer availableLobby Rift (sacrifice 3 pets), replaced by Dr. Scramble's Lab in update 6
Release: Update 3 (September 5, 2026)
Rarity score: 1,152as rare as 1,152 Common pets (Eternal, x3 because it is no longer available, +50% for its age)

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How much does your World Eater make?

Enter its weight in kg (the one on its card, or the one shown on its egg before it hatches: it is the same) and its mutations.

Income by mutation

Mutation	Bonus	Income (base weight)
No mutation	x1	$500M/s
Rainbow	x3.5	$1.75B/s
Parasite	x3	$1.5B/s
Fractured	x2.75	$1.38B/s
Scrambled	x2.75	$1.38B/s
Enchanted	x2.75	$1.38B/s
Nitro	x2.75	$1.38B/s
Golden	x2.5	$1.25B/s
Spirit Bloom	x2.5	$1.25B/s
Bloom	x1.25	$625M/s
Silver	x1.2	$600M/s
Golden + Rainbow (stacked)	x5	$2.5B/s

What is World Eater worth?

World Eater's money value is $500M/s at base weight with no mutation, and its rarity score is 1,152 (no longer available). A mutation multiplies that value, up to $1.75B/s with Rainbow (x3.5); several mutations add up, and a heavier World Eater is worth more.

Pets worth about the same: Luminous Spirit Manta ($500M/s), Nuceodile ($500M/s), Centaur ($350M/s), Luminous Spike ($350M/s).

There is no official value list: for a real offer, put it in the trade calculator, which tells you if the trade is a win, fair or a loss (W/F/L). Every pet's value: the value list.