Training Simulator Pets & Eggs Guide

Pets are the quiet engine behind every strong Training Simulator account. Eggs convert Crystals and progress into permanent-feeling multipliers that make gym equipment hit harder and ring fights lean your way. This guide covers how to get pets, how eggs work, how to equip the best pets you own, and why pet power should sit next to rebirth timing on your priority list.

New players should redeem Codes first—some codes grant pets or the Crystals used to buy eggs—then finish Getting Started. Compare rarities on the pets tier list and the broader Tier List once you have a roster.

Why pets matter

Unequipped Strength is only half a build. Pets multiply training output and influence how quickly you reach rebirth requirements and world unlocks. Two players on the same machine can diverge wildly if one keeps legendary multipliers equipped and the other trains “naked.” Pets also change combat confidence: higher effective power means you spend less time losing rings and more time back on productive equipment. If your Strength feels stuck despite correct stations, audit pets before you blame the gym layout.

How to get pets

Primary sources:

1. Eggs — Spend currency (often Crystals) at egg vendors or stands to hatch random pets by rarity.
2. Codes — Occasional promo pets or Crystal dumps; redeem via the gift-icon Codes button on the right, tracked on Codes.
3. Events and updates — Limited eggs or reward pets appear after patches; watch Updates.
4. Progress unlocks — Later worlds and rebirths open stronger egg tiers. City World at 10 Rebirths is a major breakpoint—see Rebirth & Worlds.

Focus early Crystals on eggs you can hatch now rather than hoarding forever. A mid pet equipped today usually beats a dream pet you never afford.

Eggs: buying, hatching, and expectations

Eggs are RNG containers. Cheaper eggs fill slots and teach the UI; pricier eggs chase higher rarities. Practical rules:

• Hatch in batches when you can afford several tries, so one bad roll does not tilt the session.
• After each batch, open your pet inventory and equip upgrades immediately.
• Do not leave a stronger hatch sitting unequipped while you AFK train.
• When a new world or egg tier unlocks, reassess—old eggs may become inefficient.

Luck swings happen. Mitigate them by keeping codes redeemed, training efficiently between hatches (How to Train), and using the pets tier list so you recognize upgrades on sight.

Equip the best pets—every time

Inventory management wins more progress than raw hatch count. After every hatch or code pet:

1. Sort or scan by multiplier / rarity.
2. Equip the strongest combination your slots allow.
3. Drop weaker pets from active slots without sentiment.
4. Recheck after rebirths—some players forget to re-equip and train at base power by accident.

“Best” means highest practical power for your current stage, not the flashiest model. If two pets are close, prefer the one that helps the goal you are chasing (training speed versus combat presence). When rankings disagree with your gut, trust the pets tier list as a starting point and adjust for your rebirth count.

Pets and the Strength loop

Pets accelerate the same milestones covered in training guides: 100, 1K, 10K, 100K, and 1M. At low milestones, any equipped pet is a win. At mid milestones, slot quality matters more than pet count. At high milestones, dead slots are expensive—replace them before long AFK sessions. Premium’s +10% Strength and Speed stacks with pet multipliers; buy Premium only after your pet slots are already sane so you are not amplifying a weak setup.

Pets before rebirths

Rebirth decisions assume you are capturing multipliers efficiently. Entering a rebirth with empty or weak slots means you rebuild slower on the other side. Checklist before you rebirth:

• Best pets equipped.
• Fresh codes claimed if any remain.
• Plan to re-equip immediately after the rebirth animation.
• Know your rebirth count toward City World (10).

Full timing advice sits in Rebirth & Worlds. Pets are the bridge that makes “rebirth early” feel good instead of punishing.

Pets in combat

Ring fights punish under-petted accounts. If you lose despite similar headline Strength, compare equipped pets. Strong pets shorten fights and reduce downtime. Still, pets are not a license to abandon the gym—use Combat & PvP to decide when rings are worth the interruption.

Spending priority for pet-focused players

1. Redeem codes.
2. Fill every equip slot with something.
3. Upgrade the weakest equipped slot first.
4. Train on the best machine while saving for the next egg tier.
5. Rebirth on schedule; unlock better worlds/eggs.
6. Consult pets tier list before heavy Crystal dumps.

Avoid blowing all currency on cosmetics or impulse fights while slots remain empty.

Common pet mistakes

• Hatching dozens of eggs but never opening the equip UI.
• Keeping a starter pet equipped out of nostalgia.
• Ignoring code pets because “they were free.”
• Hoarding Crystals through Softcaps instead of buying eggs that would speed the rebirth.
• Comparing yourself to leaderboard pets without matching their rebirth/world stage.

Where to go next

• Systems onboarding: Getting Started
• Machine efficiency: How to Train
• Rankings: pets tier list and Tier List
• Multiplier resets: Rebirth & Worlds
• Ring timing: Combat & PvP
• Free Crystal/pet drops: Codes

Treat pets as mandatory infrastructure. Hatch with intent, equip without ego, and let multipliers do the heavy lifting while you climb toward City World and beyond.