Steal from Anime first, then from the other players

The description lists two egg sources: Anime, and other players. Servers hold at most 6 players, so a player steal is a small-server action, not a crowded raid.

What a steal on this experience allows

The description lists two egg sources and no third. Anime comes first. Other players come after a hatch has started earning.

Servers hold at most 6 players. In a full server the other players number 5. Speed for a chase comes from treadmill training, which is a separate step, not a trap or an alarm.

Steal order

Steal one egg from Anime and get it home.
Hatch it so that anime can earn money.
Train Speed on the treadmill if the next chase needs it.
Steal an egg from another player in that same server.

If the player steal fails

Go back to an Anime nest and run the first cycle again. Do not hunt for a freeze trap or a boss alarm. Traps are printed on the Jimmyz experience, which had 14 playing and 1263879 visits on 12 October 2026. A boss chase is printed on the BlinkWorks experience, which had 353 playing. Neither line is on this page.

The two published sources
Source	Order	Related count
Anime nests	1	First line of the page
Other players	2	Up to 5 others when the server is full at 6
Players online that day	Snapshot	2820 across those small servers, with 5567388 visits

Official description that lists the two sources · How the rest of the loop fits around a steal

Questions about steals

How many players can be in the server?: At most 6. A player steal is a small-server action, not a crowded raid.
Which source is first?: Anime. Other players are the second source, after you have income at home.