Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator

What the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator does

The Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator is the mutation machine that landed with the Cherry Blossom Zone update. You place one of your eggs inside the machine, feed it Sakura Crystals, and when it finishes charging the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator applies a Bloom mutation to the egg. Bloom-mutated eggs hatch into pets worth noticeably more, which makes the Sakura Incubator one of the most useful upgrades in the late game.

Unlike random mutation rolls on hatch, the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator lets you pick which egg to mutate. That control is the whole point: you choose a valuable egg, charge it in the Sakura Incubator, and turn a strong pet into a Bloom pet instead of hoping for luck.

1. 1.Unlock the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator with a Crane pet.
2. 2.Collect Sakura Crystals during the Great Bloom event.
3. 3.Place an egg in the Sakura Incubator and charge it.
4. 4.Hatch the egg to get a Bloom or Spirit Bloom pet.

Where to find the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator

The Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator sits inside the Cherry Blossom Zone, the final area of the map added in the latest update. Reaching it takes serious Speed. Guides list the gate at roughly 2.5 to 3.5 billion Speed — numbers differ by source and have already shifted after patches, so trust the live in-game requirement instead of a fixed figure.

Because the Cherry Blossom Zone is the last biome, you need the full progression loop behind you first: treadmill training, Trail multipliers, and a pet lineup that funds expensive Speed. The Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator is an endgame feature, not an early-game one.

When you reach the zone, look for a sealed tree-shaped machine with an interaction prompt. That is the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator, and it stays locked until you offer it a Crane.

How to unlock the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator

The Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator starts sealed, and the key is a pet called Crane. Crane is an Epic pet that only hatches from Cherry Blossom Zone eggs, which makes it the first thing to grind once you can raid the final biome.

1. 1.Steal and hatch Cherry Blossom Zone eggs until a Crane hatches.
2. 2.Keep the Crane in your inventory.
3. 3.Walk to the sealed Sakura Incubator and interact with it.
4. 4.Submit the Crane when the prompt appears to unlock the machine permanently.

One detail guides disagree on: whether the Crane is consumed. One guide says the submitted Crane is lost, another says it stays in your inventory, and a third flags the conflict. Check your inventory right after unlocking the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator and you will know for sure in your game.

Crane is an Epic pet, so even if it is consumed you can re-hatch another one from the same zone. The unlock cost is low enough that the Sakura Incubator is worth it either way.

Sakura Crystals and the Great Bloom event

The Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator runs on Sakura Crystals, and Sakura Crystals only drop during the Great Bloom event. When Great Bloom starts, a notification appears, Crystal Cherry Blossom Trees spawn in the Cherry Blossom Zone, and you hit them with your bat to collect Sakura Crystals.

Multiple guides report the same timing: the Great Bloom event starts roughly every 30 minutes and lasts about three minutes. That is a short window, so the moment the notification fires, you drop what you are doing, travel to the Cherry Blossom Zone, and farm as many Sakura Crystals as you can.

After you unlock the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator, it shows a timer for the next Great Bloom event, so you never have to guess when to farm. Use that timer to plan your farming runs around the 30-minute cycle.

How to use the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator

Using the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator is a three-step loop. First, open the machine and place an egg from your inventory into it. Second, deposit Sakura Crystals to charge the egg — more crystals means a higher charge. Third, wait for the charge to finish, then hatch the egg for a Bloom-mutated pet.

Guides report that the egg mutates when the Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator reaches 100% charge, and that pushing the charge to 150% guarantees the rarer Spirit Bloom outcome. One guide recommends banking around 1,000 Sakura Crystals to reach a full charge. These figures are community-observed, not officially published, so use the machine’s own charge meter as the final check.

Pick the egg you charge carefully. A high-value egg from a deep biome makes the strongest Bloom pet, while wasting crystals on a starter egg gives you a Bloom pet that still earns little.

Bloom vs Spirit Bloom

The Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator produces two named mutations: Bloom and Spirit Bloom. Guides report Bloom as the common result and Spirit Bloom as the rare one, with community-reported odds around 97.5% for Bloom and 2.5% for Spirit Bloom. At least one guide cautions that exact odds are not settled, so treat those percentages as community estimates, not official numbers.

A Bloom or Spirit Bloom pet out-earns its plain version of the same species, just like other Steal An Egg mutations. The exact multiplier is not published, so compare live income numbers in your pen instead of trusting a fixed figure.

Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator tips

• Grind a Crane first — every Cherry Blossom raid should target one until you unlock the Sakura Incubator.
• Watch the Great Bloom timer on the Sakura Incubator and farm every cycle.
• Equip your bat before Great Bloom starts so you can hit trees instantly.
• Charge your most valuable egg, not the cheapest one in your inventory.
• Push toward 150% charge if you want a shot at the rare Spirit Bloom outcome.
• Reach the Cherry Blossom Zone with the live Speed requirement before planning crystal runs.
• Check your inventory after unlocking to see whether the Crane was consumed.
• Pair Bloom pets with your best trails to multiply their already boosted income.

Does the Sakura Incubator replace normal mutations?

No. The Steal An Egg Sakura Incubator adds a targeted way to mutate eggs, but random mutations, size rolls, and rarity still matter. A Bloom Common pet is still worse than a plain Eternal pet. Use the Sakura Incubator on top of the normal mutation system, not instead of it.

New to the loop? The beginner guide covers the Speed-gated progression, the mutations guide explains how mutated pets earn more, and the pets guide shows which pets fund your climb. The treadmill speed guide is where the Speed to reach Cherry Blossom comes from.