How to Reach Titan Temple in Steal An Egg

Official Update #2 on August 26, 2026 identifies Titan Temple as the new monster area and names eight associated pets: Nightflame, Gorilla King, Mutant Shark, Rhinotaur, Mantaris, Bladehide, Crustacia, and Spideron. It does not publish a map coordinate, entry cost, drop table, or fixed route.

This page separates the official update record from community route reports. The destination and pet list are Confirmed; the approximate 7B Speed gate and far-end route are Reported until the current game displays them.

Use the Pets Index as a practical comparison, not as an official drop-rate table. Current local records list Crustacia $130k/s, Spideron $95k/s, Bladehide $750k/s, Mantaris $11m/s, Rhinotaur $17.5m/s, Mutant Shark $215m/s, Gorilla King $880m/s, and Nightflame $3b/s.

These Money/s values are the site's indexed snapshot and may change after balancing. They tell you which recorded pet produces more recurring income; they do not prove how to obtain it, its hatch chance, or whether a Mecha version is better.

The official record says Monster Egg appears in the Robux Store and contains six monsters plus a rare Mecha variant. The source does not publish the price, individual odds, or a complete Mecha roster, so those fields stay Unknown until the store or hatch interface shows them.

Before spending Robux, capture the current store price, the visible egg contents, and any odds shown in your own client. Keep a screenshot or dated note because store pools can change independently of the route.

The reported update loop is: find an infected egg, bring it to your base, remove the Parasite, feed the Parasite to Hungry Frog, and collect a Monster Chest after five Parasites. The update record also says the chest can provide a Titan Temple pet's Monstrous Mutation.

The five-Parasite quantity and mutation link are update-record facts, but the chest reward table, odds, mutation multiplier, and event availability are not published. Verify each prompt and inventory change before treating the loop as active in your server.

Start from your base and follow the visible path toward the far end of the current map. Look for a named entrance, barrier, prompt, or Speed requirement. If the game does not show one, do not infer a location from a thumbnail or video title.

Write down the server, your Speed, the visible entrance text, and whether the route can be completed in both directions. This produces a location record without inventing coordinates.

Train Speed, attempt the route, and time the full trip from departure to return. The reported 7B figure is a checklist item only; the current entrance display has priority over an old article or video.

For pets already listed in the Index, compare numeric Money/s separately from route access. A pet's rarity or name cannot prove that Titan Temple is reachable.

Recheck the entrance, Speed display, store pool, Hungry Frog prompts, and pet records after an update or a clearly different server state. Keep the date with every observation so one session does not become a permanent rule.

Update only fields you can observe. Keep coordinates, costs, odds, rewards, Mecha details, and mutation multipliers marked Reported, Needs in-game check, or Unknown until verified.

Do not treat the reported 7B Speed figure as a universal, permanent gate without checking the current game.

Do not rank a pet with missing income by rarity, name, or a guessed Money/s value.