All 12 Easter Egg Locations in Roblox Knockout: 2026 Egg Hunt Guide

The 2026 Easter season on Roblox is running entirely without an official platform-wide event, leaving individual game developers to fill the gap with their own seasonal updates. Knockout is one of those experiences of stepping up to the occasion. Knockout is a popular Roblox experience where the objective is to knock other players off the icy island and stay on it the longest; this season, it received a full Easter Event update. If you want to collect every egg before the event wraps up, here is a complete breakdown of all 12 locations.

What Is the Knockout Easter Egg Hunt?

The Easter egg hunt event adds 12 eggs to Knockout, hidden in various locations that require different methods to find. Some eggs spawn in specific game modes, others appear in the lobby, and certain eggs need you to complete specific actions. The eggs are spread across four rarity tiers: Common (2 eggs), Rare (8 eggs), Legendary (1 egg), and Mythic (1 egg). When you find an egg, it is automatically added to your collection, and you can check your progress in the Easter event menu.

The milestone reward structure gives you something to aim for at every stage. Collecting eggs unlocks rewards at 3, 6, 9, and 12 egg milestones, with the final Bunny Shell skin limited to only 10,000 players. This means the top reward is genuinely scarce, so finishing the hunt sooner rather than later is a smart move.

Lobby and Hub Eggs (Start Here)

These are the easiest eggs to grab and a great way to build momentum early in the hunt.

• Timer Egg: The first and easiest to get, the Timer Egg is acquired by simply pressing the green “Go AFK?” button on the left side of the screen, upon which you will automatically be rewarded with this egg.
• Gold Medal Egg: Extremely easy to get as well, this egg is located behind the leaderboards, so head around to the back and pick it up.
• Igloo Egg: To claim the Igloo Egg, take the portal from the main island to the Social Hub and go behind your igloo, where it will be waiting for you. If you do not have a portal, simply claim it from one of the empty plots on the map.

• Crab Egg: The Crab Egg spawns in a random location in the main lobby during the Crab Event, and there is an event timer that keeps track of the exact times this occurrence takes place.

Game Mode Eggs (Plan Your Queue)

A large chunk of the eggs are tied to specific game modes. You will need to vote for particular modes when the poll appears, so keep an eye on the rotation.

• Tank Egg: Getting the Tank Egg requires both a tricky setup and a lot of luck. You will need to select the Juggernaut game mode when the poll for the next game appears, then ram the juggernaut as hard as possible for a slim chance of spawning the egg. Be aware that all other players will likely be competing for it at the same time.
• Potato Egg: The Potato Egg spawns during the Hot Potato game mode. A player must explode due to the hot potato effect, and once that happens, there is a small chance for the egg to spawn where they were last standing.
• Meteor Egg: The Meteor Egg can only spawn at the end of a round in Doomsday mode, so make sure to stay alert right as the round concludes.
• Brain Egg: To acquire the Brain Egg, play on the Infection game mode located inside the Social Hub. This egg spawns randomly anywhere on the map, so always be on the lookout during your match.

Map-Specific Eggs (Location Matters)

These eggs depend on which map the game loads, which is outside of your control. The strategy here is simply to keep playing and wait for the right map to come up.

• Bubblegum Egg: The Bubblegum Egg requires a Bubblegum game arena to spawn, which is entirely controlled by the game itself and not the players. It happens fairly frequently, so just keep playing until the arena appears.
• Penguin Peak Egg: The Penguin Peak egg will randomly appear somewhere when playing on the Penguin Peak map, but only during the first round of the match. If you miss it and the match transitions, you will have to wait for that map to roll again.
• Pool Table Egg: The Pool Table Egg has a small chance of spawning in one of the holes on the pool table map, and you will intentionally have to fall into a hole to obtain it.

Challenge-Based Eggs (Test Your Skills)

The final two eggs require you to actually put in some work rather than simply being in the right place.

• Target Egg: The Target Egg appears somewhere in the practice arena once you have hit a streak of targets. While some players have managed to get it after a streak of only 2 or 3 targets, others have failed to obtain it even after hitting 10 or even 20, so it appears to be random and will require patience.
• Tank Egg (Effort Component): As mentioned above, getting this egg also requires sustained effort inside the Juggernaut round, not just showing up.

Tips for Completing the Hunt

A number of these eggs are tied to RNG, meaning they will not appear every time the required conditions are met. Covering the harder-to-find eggs, the key is patience: keep cycling through different game modes and maps, and the eggs will eventually appear. Do not spam a single mode hoping to force a spawn.

A few practical tips to keep in mind:

• All eggs can also be obtained on private servers, which is useful if you want to chase specific game mode eggs without competition from other players.
• Grab the lobby and hub eggs first since they are guaranteed and take less than a minute each.
• For the Crab Egg specifically, keep the event timer visible so you know exactly when the Crab Event window opens.
• The main prize of the Easter event is the Bunny Shells player skin, awarded upon completing the full 12-egg collection. Given that only 10,000 players can claim it, the sooner you finish, the better.

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