How to Get the Singularity Hen
The Singularity Hen is a Epic chicken from the Void Egg, published at 8%. That works out to about 13 hatches before you should expect one. The Void Egg table's published percentages add up to 99%, not 100%. That gap means at least one figure is rounded or out of date, and every expected-hatch number derived from this table inherits that error. Below: the full 10-row table with expected hatches worked out for every outcome, where the Singularity Hen sits among them, and what the published rate does and does not tell you.
Where the Singularity Hen sits in the Void Egg
Of the 10 outcomes, 3 are more common and 3 are rarer. At 8% you should expect roughly 13 hatches, against 4 for Probe Rooster at the top of the table and 100 for Nebula Hen at the bottom. Little Green Chick, Comet Rooster, Orbital Hen share the same 8%, so there is no reason to expect one before the other. These figures are reciprocals of the published rates, not survey results: they describe the average, and an unlucky run can and will run well past them.
The percentages do not add up, and that matters
The 10 published rates sum to 99%. A table that does not land on 100% has at least one rounded or stale figure in it, and there is no way from outside the game to tell which. The 13-hatch estimate above is therefore a working figure, not a precise one — treat it as the right order of magnitude rather than a number to plan a grind around to the hatch.
What the published rate does not tell you
A published 8% is a per-hatch probability, not a counter that fills up. After 13 hatches roughly a third of players will still have nothing, because each hatch is independent of the last. There is also no published pity system in this game, so a long dry run does not improve the next attempt. The rate is also community-recorded rather than developer-published, and it can change with any update.
Step-by-Step
- Get hold of a Void Egg — it is the only published route to this chicken.
- Hatch it and budget around 13 hatches at the published 8%.
- 3 outcomes in this egg are rarer, down to Nebula Hen at 1%. Everything above 8% will show up before this does.
Data Tables
| Chicken | Rarity | Published rate | Expected hatches |
|---|---|---|---|
| Probe Rooster | Common | 25% | 4 |
| Moonwalk Hen | Uncommon | 19% | 6 |
| Solar Rooster | Rare | 14% | 8 |
| Little Green Chick | Epic | 8% | 13 |
| Comet Rooster | Epic | 8% | 13 |
| Orbital Hen | Epic | 8% | 13 |
| Singularity Hen | Epic | 8% | 13 |
| Astro Chick | Legendary | 5% | 20 |
| Void Rooster | Mythic | 3% | 34 |
| Nebula Hen | Cosmic | 1% | 100 |
FAQ
How do you get the Singularity Hen in Grow a Chicken Fighter?
Hatch the Void Egg. It is the only published source, dropping the Singularity Hen at 8%, which works out to roughly 13 hatches before you should expect one.
How many Void Eggs does a Singularity Hen take?
About 13 on average at the published 8%. That is an average, not a ceiling: around a third of players will still be empty-handed after 13 attempts.
Is the Singularity Hen the rarest thing in the Void Egg?
No. Astro Chick (5%), Void Rooster (3%), Nebula Hen (1%) are rarer.
Do these percentages come from the developer?
No. They come from a community-maintained drop index, not an official announcement. This egg's figures sum to 99% rather than 100%, so at least one is rounded or stale.
Sources
- Community Grow a Chicken Fighter egg index (community drop table) — Structured drop table read 2026-09-04.