How many Raise a Catboy rarities are there?
Eleven: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Relic, Exotic, Ascendant, Secret, Super Secret, Divine.
Raise a Catboy rarities are eleven named bands on Place 129852792970565: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Relic, Exotic, Ascendant, Secret, Super Secret, and Divine. Each band has a Steal Robux product. Skip products start at Mythic. Prices below come from developer-product reads. Listing copy does not explain what Steal or Skip actually does in a nest run, so effects stay Unverified.
This page is the lookup for Raise a Catboy rarities, Steal Skip prices, and the separate Hatch All product at R$80. It is not a hatch-odds sheet. Percents are TBA. Named Catboys live on the in-game Index, not here: Catboy index. Egg packs sit on the Robux shop. Verified November 9, 2026.
| Rarity | Steal R$ | Skip R$ |
|---|---|---|
| Common | 5 | — |
| Rare | 9 | — |
| Epic | 19 | — |
| Legendary | 39 | — |
| Mythic | 79 | 15 |
| Relic | 129 | 29 |
| Exotic | 199 | 49 |
| Ascendant | 299 | 79 |
| Secret | 499 | 79 |
| Super Secret | 799 | 199 |
| Divine | 1299 | 299 |
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The Raise a Catboy ladder is eleven steps, not a battle tier list. Write the names as text. There are no verified rarity icons on this wiki yet, so do not expect badge art next to the table. Common is the teaching band: steal a Common egg, carry it to the cafe, hatch, read money per second. Rare, Epic, and Legendary sit above Common and still have Steal prices only. Mythic is the first band that also sells Skip. Relic, Exotic, Ascendant, Secret, Super Secret, and Divine keep climbing Steal cost.
Nests and area labels in sessions use these same words. A “legendary large egg” line is a rarity flag, not a character catalog. A “Secret egg” label in a later area is still the Secret band on this table. Super Secret and Divine are the top two Steal products (799 and 1299). Do not merge them with Secret (499). Do not invent a twelfth band.
This wiki does not print a “best rarity” ranking. Higher bands cost more Robux on Steal. Whether they pay more cash per second is Unverified until a hatch card is captured and transcribed. Income notes belong on money once footage confirms numbers. Until then, treat rarity as a shop label and a prompt color, not as a proven income multiplier.

Skip starts at Mythic. Common Steal 5, Rare 9, Epic 19, Legendary 39 — Skip is a dash on those four. Mythic Steal 79 / Skip 15. Relic 129 / 29. Exotic 199 / 49. Ascendant 299 / 79. Secret 499 / 79. Super Secret 799 / 199. Divine 1299 / 299.
An earlier scratch note had Super Secret Skip and Divine Skip at 79. That is wrong against the developer-product list. Secret Skip is 79; Super Secret Skip is 199; Divine Skip is 299. If a recap still shows 79 on the top two, trust the product IDs used for this table.
Steal and Skip are developer products, not Game Passes. The two passes (2x Cash 149, 2x Egg Hatch 149) do not replace this table. Egg packs (1 / 3 / 10 / 50) buy eggs, not a named rarity prompt. Keep those three shop families separate when you budget Robux.

| Band | Steal sold? | Skip sold? |
|---|---|---|
| Common–Legendary | Yes | No |
| Mythic–Divine | Yes | Yes |
Compare Steal versus Skip as time versus Robux, not as a proven mechanic sheet. The product names imply a shortcut at a nest. The listing does not say whether Steal grabs the egg, Skip ignores a wait, Skip ignores a guard, or Skip skips a prompt animation. Until a capture shows the before-and-after HUD, those verbs stay Unverified.
What you can compare without guessing the code: walking a nest costs session time and expose you to faster guards in later areas. Paying Steal spends Robux instead of that time. Paying Skip, when it exists, is cheaper Robux than Steal on the same band (Mythic 15 vs 79, Divine 299 vs 1299). Cheaper Robux is not the same as “better.” If Skip does less than Steal — unknown — the cheap product might not buy the outcome you wanted.
A practical budget without fake math: Common Steal at 5 is a tiny Robux bump if you are stuck on the first nest. Legendary Steal 39 is still small next to a 10-egg pack at 550. Divine Steal 1299 is in egg-pack territory by itself. Divine Skip 299 is closer to a few 1-egg buys. None of those comparisons tell you the in-world result. They only tell you how hard the product hits a Robux stack versus how long you are willing to run the nest on foot.
Do not Steal Divine because a recap shouted a high band. Finish a Common run first so you know cafe hatch and Index. New areas have faster guards. Speed from the Cat Wheel (speed) is the free path that makes later nests less painful. Robux on Steal/Skip is optional on a free experience.
No. Hatch All is R$80 with official listing text: Instantly Hatches All Eggs. It is not a twelfth rarity. It is not Steal. It is not Skip. Put it on the shop page when you budget eggs already sitting in the cafe, not on this Steal/Skip grid.
Hatch All does not claim to raise rarity. It does not list percents. If several eggs are waiting, R$80 buys time at the hatch spot. If you have one Common, walking to hatch is free. Keep Hatch All out of “which rarity should I buy” arguments.
| Product | R$ | Official text |
|---|---|---|
| Hatch All | 80 | Instantly Hatches All Eggs |
No public hatch table is verified for Place 129852792970565. This page will not invent 0.1% Divine rows, pity timers, or luck potions. Egg packs sell eggs; they do not publish a loot percent on the Roblox listing used here.
Session talk will name Mythic, Secret, Legendary. That is flavor, not a probability sheet. If a third-party site prints odds, treat them as Unverified until they match an in-game help screen. Mutations and limited-time eggs from event listings also stay off this table until products and percents are captured.
A hatch can add a badge to the Catboy Index. Analysis of the loop: steal egg → cafe → hatch → the result card can show a name, a rarity word, and income, and the Index can gain a row. That is why this rarities page and catboy index cross-link. The Index is the roster. This page is the price ladder.
Named Catboys stay TBA on the wiki. Do not copy names from Own a Catboy Cafe or Spin a Catboy. Do not paste anime aliases from a noisy recap into a catalog. When a still shows the Index UI, rarity labels should match the eleven words in the At A Glance table — text only, no icons on this site yet.
Look for the prompt on a nest when the egg band is high enough to sell Skip (Mythic and up) or when Steal is offered on any band. Capture the product names and the R$ digits. Confirm Super Secret Skip 199 and Divine Skip 299 on the live prompt if those bands appear. Common through Legendary should show Steal without a Skip button.
A second still from the no-commentary cafe start is useful only if nest labels or rarity chips are readable. If that frame is just the park with no Steal UI, keep it as map context and rely on the high-rarity prompt frame for prices.
After you can read the prompt, return to the cafe, hatch, and open Index. Rarity without a hatch does not fill the roster. Shop egg packs do not skip that Index step.

Next: open the Catboy index (names stay TBA), then price egg packs on the shop. First steal path: beginner guide.
Eleven: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, Mythic, Relic, Exotic, Ascendant, Secret, Super Secret, Divine.
Mythic. Skip is R$15 there. Common through Legendary have Steal only.
Steal 1299, Skip 299. Super Secret Skip is 199. Effects Unverified.
The name implies a nest shortcut. Official effect text is Unverified. Compare it to walking the nest as time versus Robux.
Unknown beyond the product name. It is cheaper Robux than Steal from Mythic upward. Do not assume it equals Steal.
No. Hatch All is R$80: Instantly Hatches All Eggs. Separate product.
No. Percents stay TBA. This page is prices, not a loot table.
No. Names are text-only until a capture batch lands.
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