Tier List

Training Simulator Pets Tier List

Hatch priorities and equip advice for Strength-focused pet loadouts.

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Pets Tier List

Pets are the multiplier layer on top of every lift in Training Simulator. You train for Strength, fight other players, then hatch and collect pets that make the next training cycle faster. This S–F list ranks boost value and investment priority, not fashion. Exact hatch tables shift when Sun Day Studios patches eggs, so treat named examples as archetypes and always compare the in-game multiplier text before you spend a huge Crystal stack.

Cross-check stations on the Training Gear Tier List and bank free Crystals from the Codes Hub before big hatches.

Ranking criteria

  • Strength multiplier while equipped
  • Crystal efficiency (power per egg cost)
  • Rebirth pacing help toward City World (10 Rebirths) and later worlds
  • Fight presence on 10-player Mild Violence servers
  • Acquire path: starter eggs, mid eggs, code exclusives, limited event pets

S tier — hatch or keep immediately

Pet / archetypeWhy it is S
Lava Lord–class event petsHistoric code/event power spikes (for example the LAVARISE3 era); huge Strength flex when available
Top mythic / secret egg hitsHighest listed multipliers on current late eggs; define the live meta
Stacked shiny / variant versions of best petsSame kit, bigger numbers—worth locking into your main slots

If you roll anything in this band, equip it before you keep grinding starter pets. S-tier companions shorten the road to Strength badges at 100K and 1M and make PvP less punishing.

A tier — excellent main-team pets

Pet / archetypeRole
Angel Pet–class rewardsStrong free or code-era companions that stay relevant into mid rebirths
Best mid-tier egg legendariesReliable Crystal sinks when S pets are out of budget
Balanced Strength + Speed helpersSynergize with Premium’s +10% Strength and +10% Speed

A-tier pets are the backbone for players pushing Gold → Diamond ranks without whale spending. Prefer these over hoarding dozens of commons.

B tier — solid fillers

Pet / archetypeRole
Upper rare egg petsFine until you replace them; good for first rebirth stretches
World-specific drop petsUseful when they match the gym you actually train in
Duplicate legendaries with lower rollsKeep the best roll, recycle or warehouse the rest

Use B pets to fill empty equip slots so you never train “naked,” then upgrade slots one at a time.

C tier — early boosts only

Starter egg commons and low rares belong here. They teach the hatch loop and help you leave Bronze/Silver faster, but hanging onto a full C team into late City World content wastes Crystal income. Swap them after one or two better eggs.

D tier — situational

Cosmetic-leaning pets, outdated event leftovers with tiny multipliers, and off-stat companions that look cool but barely move Strength. Keep for collection badges if you care; unequip for serious grinds and fights.

F tier — do not invest

  • Pets you already replaced with clearly higher multipliers
  • Scam “pet giveaways” outside the game
  • Paying Robux to unknown traders for unverifiable pets

Spend attention on eggs you can verify in the live shop UI instead.

Crystal spending order

  1. Redeem every active code (How to Redeem).
  2. Buy the highest egg whose minimum pet beats your weakest equipped slot.
  3. Stop buying cheap eggs once B-tier fillers are complete—save for A/S targets.
  4. After rebirths unlock better worlds, reevaluate egg pools; old S pets can fall to A.

Loadout tips for fights and ranks

Training Simulator servers hold 10 players, so stronger pets mean safer flexing in the gym and boxing areas. Still, gear gates matter—read Training Gear. Track rank progress on Ranks (Bronze through Grand Master) and do not rebirth so early that you cannot re-equip a competent pet team afterward.

Automation that auto-buys eggs appears on the Scripts Hub, but executor use risks bans; manual hatching with this tier list is the supported path.

Re-open this page when a new egg or limited pet drops. The letters stay stable; the names inside S and A move whenever Sun Day Studios retunes multipliers.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about codes, training, pets, rebirths, and combat.

Should I sell low-tier pets?

Unequip them for sure once you have better multipliers. Whether you delete, store, or trade depends on current game tools—never delete a unique event pet without checking its multiplier.

Are code pets always S tier?

Not forever. Lava Lord– and Angel-style rewards often start strong, then settle into A or B when newer eggs outscale them. Compare live stats.

Do pets help with rebirths?

Yes. Faster Strength gain means you hit rebirth thresholds and world badges like City World at 10 Rebirths sooner.

How many pets should I equip?

Fill every available equip slot with your highest Strength multipliers first. Empty slots are free power left on the table.