The Eternal Pink Dragon Experiment #010 is the biggest prize in Steal an Egg right now. It arrived with Dr. Scramble’s Revenge, the sixth major update, on September 26, 2026. We checked the numbers, the boss fight, and a full claim session to build this guide. Here is everything you need before you start the grind.
What Is the Eternal Pink Dragon Experiment #010?
This pet is an Eternal-rarity event reward. It looks like a huge, spiked pink dragon, and the #010 tag links it to Dr. Scramble’s experimental creatures. The game even labels it “OP!” on the mastery screen. You can’t buy it from the shop. You earn it through Boss Mastery, so every owner has put in real time. That scarcity makes it as much a status pet as a money maker.
How Much Money Does It Make?
Income numbers vary across guides, which confuses many players. Most trackers list a base income of $2.5B per second. One guide lists $32B per second. Both can be right, because income scales with weight and mutations.
In the claim session we studied, a Scrambled copy showed about 13 billion. That proves heavier copies earn far more than the base figure. For comparison, the best permanent index pet, Aetheron, earns $6.9B per second.
Here is how the main mutations multiply the base income:
- Rainbow multiplies it by 3.5, which gives $8.75B per second at base weight.
- Parasite multiplies it by 3.
- Scrambled and Fractured multiply it by 2.75.
- Golden multiplies it by 2.5, and stacking Golden with Rainbow reaches $12.5B per second.
How to Get It Through Boss Mastery
You need 100 kills against Dr. Scramble’s Mech. Its portal opens every 30 minutes, so you can fight only twice per hour. Each win gives one mastery point and about 1,750 Samples when you play solo. That timer is the real challenge. One creator needed about four days of returning every half hour. We suggest setting phone alarms so you never miss a window.
The mastery track hands out smaller rewards along the way:
- 1 kill: Biohazard Egg
- 3 kills: Experiment Egg
- 10 kills: Eye Bat #021
- 25 kills: Citadel Snail #007
- 50 kills: Uncoiled Armadillo
- 75 kills: Mecha Chompa, also called Toxic Crocodile
- 90 kills: Scrambled Unstable Egg
- 100 kills: Pink Dragon Experiment #010
How to Beat Dr. Scramble’s Mech
The fight has three mech phases and a final chase. Health bars differ by server, from about 13,300 up to 29,250 HP. Stay away from ground hazards and attack during the overheat windows.
Later in the fight, drones and stomp attacks join in. Dodge them while you keep damage flowing. Then a rolling core appears. Lure it into the lightning towers to stun it, then hit the exposed core.
Dr. Scramble finally flees from his capsule. Land three direct hits on him and the fight ends. We recommend learning this pattern early, because a failed run wastes a full 30-minute cycle.
Hatching and the Scrambled Mutation
Your 100th kill gives you an egg, not a finished pet. Place it in your pen and wait. In the session we watched, the Pink Dragon egg needed about 15 minutes. Nighttime speeds up hatch timers, so we like to place eggs just before dusk.
Mutations deserve a plan. The Scrambled mutation costs Samples and has only a 10% success chance. You can apply it to one egg at a time. The creator failed many times and burned through a large pile of Samples. Patience pays off, though, because the mutation lifted the final pet’s value massively. Apply every mutation before you open the egg. You can’t add it afterward. Also claim all your mastery rewards first, then decide which eggs deserve your best mutations.
Smart Tips for the Grind
We learned a few lessons from watching the whole process:
- Save Samples early, since mutation attempts drain them fast.
- Destroy event drones between boss fights to collect extra Samples.
- Put your best eggs at the back of the pen so you spot them quickly.
- Check your pet income against your current team before opening eggs.
Another point matters here. A new pet only helps if it beats your weakest team slot. The creator had a 1.5 billion floor, so smaller drops felt like fails. Know your own floor before you hatch anything.
Is the Pink Dragon Worth It?
We think yes, if you play daily anyway. The boss fight costs only a few minutes per window, and the pet outearns almost everything else in the game. Even a plain copy competes with top-tier Divine pets.
Time matters too. Dr. Scramble’s Revenge is an event, and a new biome called The Enchanted Forest arrives on October 3, 2026 at 3 PM UTC. We can’t confirm how long the mastery track stays open, so start your kills now.
Trading was not available during the session we studied. That means a Pink Dragon could stay rare for a while. Early owners may hold a real edge, and the creator even wondered if he was the first player in the world to claim one.
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I am Tanmoy Nath, a gaming writer and Roblox enthusiast with over 6 years of experience covering online games. I have been playing Roblox since 2022, with a deep focus on games like Fisch, Grow a Garden, Paradox, and popular tycoon titles. At Fans First Booyah!, I write beginner guides, tier lists, and update breakdowns – all based on hands-on gameplay rather than secondhand information. My aim is to help both new and experienced Roblox players get the most out of every game they pick up.