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Steal an Egg Monsters Are Coming Update Guide: Titan Temple, Monster Egg, and Monster Chests

Updated on September 3, 2026 (3 days ago)

Roblox's event listing records MONSTERS ARE COMING... for Steal an Egg with the subtitle "Something has awakened." It shows a historical scheduled window, not a promise that every area or reward is available in your server.

The reported update adds Titan Temple at the end of the map, a separate Monster Egg panel, and an event route that leads to Monster Chests. Use the gate, event NPC prompt, and reward panel you see in-game as the final check because names, labels, and odds can change.

Reach Titan Temple at the reported 7 billion Speed gate.

Titan Temple is reported at the end of the map, with Gorilla King guarding the area. The reported gate is 7 billion Speed, so train on the treadmill before making the trip. If your sign shows something else, follow the live gate.

Gorilla King guarding Titan Temple beside egg stands in Steal an Egg

The names below are reported Titan Temple names, not a confirmed complete roster. Their rarities are reported too, so check the pet panel before spending time or currency.

Reported Titan Temple nameReported rarity
NightflameDivine
Gorilla KingEternal
Mutant SharkSecret
RhinotaurCosmic
MantarisCosmic
BladehideMythic
CrustaciaLegendary
SpideronLegendary

Use the event NPC to turn Parasites into Monster Chests.

The event NPC may be labelled Hungry Frog or Hungry Monster. Use the name and feed prompt shown in your server. The interaction wording can vary, so do not assume whether the whole Infested Egg disappears or only the parasite is used.

Find an infected egg with the parasite attached.

  1. Search from Snow onward. Look for an egg with a glowing purple parasite attached. This is commonly called an Infested Egg. Snow is the safest starting point, but no complete spawn list is confirmed.

Steal an Egg egg covered by glowing purple parasites in a dark biome

Use the live feed prompt at the event NPC.

  1. Return to base. Bring the marked egg or the object named by the prompt back to the event NPC. Follow the on-screen action instead of guessing what the interaction consumes.

Player holding a parasite-marked egg with the Feed Parasite prompt at the Hungry Monster

Five feeds produce one Monster Chest.

Monster Chest Rewards panel showing boosts, a Flyswatter, and a Monstrous Egg

  1. Complete five accepted feeds. Each reported feed adds 20% to the hunger meter. Five feeds are reported to fill it and give one Monster Chest.

  2. Check the reward panel. These are the commonly reported outcomes and chances:

Reported Monster Chest outcomeReported chance
1.25x Egg Growth43.5%
1.25x Speed30%
2x Treadmill Speed20%
Flyswatter5%
Monstrous Egg, also called Parasite Egg1.5%

The percentages are guide-reported and version-sensitive, not a confirmed complete odds table or a permanent odds promise. Monstrous Egg and Parasite Egg are label variations for the same reported reward row. Do not treat a nearby Parasite Mutation or Monstrous Mutation label as a separate chest outcome.

The Monster Egg adds a separate reported pool.

The Monster Egg appears as its own shop panel. The six names below are reported base names, not a confirmed complete pool. A separate Mecha slot or variant is also reported, but its place in the panel and odds are not settled. Check the live hatch screen before spending currency.

Steal an Egg Monster Egg shop panel with six preview cards and a Mecha card

Reported Monster Egg nameReported rarity
ScorpioLegendary
FroggoMythic
CrawlerCosmic
CrocodonSecret
KrakenoidEternal
DreadscaleDivine

If Dreadscale is the name you are chasing, the Dreadscale guide covers that Monster Egg path in more detail. For the wider mutation system, the Steal an Egg mutations guide explains how those labels work without treating the disputed event names as separate rewards.

Check for the event NPC and its in-game timer before building a farming route around the event.

Venkatesh Bobbili

About Venkatesh Bobbili

Venkatesh is the detail obsessed researcher on the team. He enjoys breaking down game mechanics, comparing builds, and testing upgrade paths to understand how each Roblox game truly works under the hood. On Bloxodes, he focuses on in depth guides, balancing info, and checking every update before articles go live. He also helps refine tools and datasets that power many parts of the site. His favorite Roblox game is Blade Ball.

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