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Update 2 · A-Tier (S potential)

Seraph Rooster — Grow a Chicken Fighter

The second-rarest pull in the new Ascension Egg pool — 5%. Ranked high-priority A tier and one of the first new chickens worth protecting, with real potential to climb into S tier.

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Why it matters

Update 2 (Aug 23, 2026) added five chickens to the Ascension Egg. The Seraph Rooster is the pool's second-rarest confirmed hatch (5%) and sits at high-priority A tier — the community says it could easily move into S tier later. It is the best early value of the new pool: rare, obtainable, and worth keeping on sight.

Rarity & stats profile

Exact base stats are not yet published. Community tier-list coverage ranks Seraph above every non-Ascension newcomer and flags it as the new chicken most likely to break into S tier.

How to get Seraph Rooster

The Seraph Rooster hatches exclusively from the Ascension Egg, the end-game egg introduced in Update 2 alongside the chicken arena and rebirth milestones. It is five times rarer than the pool's common pull:

Official Grow a Chicken Fighter roster display — Seraph Rooster joins the Update 2 roster

Official roster display. A dedicated Seraph Rooster render has not been published yet — check the in-game index for its hatch preview.

How to use Seraph Rooster

  1. Keep the first hatch. Community coverage explicitly lists Seraph Rooster as a new chicken worth protecting. A 5% draw is not something you fuse on a whim.
  2. Preview the special before spending. Never fuse or commit upgrades before previewing its ability — a locked-in special you don't want can sink an end-game build.
  3. Watch for the S-tier promotion. Its ranking is still settling. Test it against proven maxed units and be ready to move it up if it outperforms.

Common questions

Seraph Rooster vs. Oracle Chick? Both are A-tier Ascension pulls worth protecting, but Seraph is rarer (5% vs 12%) and carries the higher ceiling — community notes say it could easily move into S tier.

Is Seraph Rooster better than Eclipse Hen? No — the Eclipse Hen is the pool's S-tier standard at 1%. Seraph is the smarter early investment: five times easier to obtain with most of the upside.

Watch the Update 2 meta

SpaceQT's Aug 23 tier-list video ranks the Seraph Rooster as a high-priority A tier with S-tier potential — reference footage; hatch math and rankings are documented in the text above.

Seraph Rooster in the long term

The Ascension pool is still settling, and Seraph is the pull most likely to move. Treat it as a long-term hold rather than a quick flip: secure the first hatch, preview its special before you spend anything on upgrades, and re-check the tier list after each update. If it climbs to S tier you already own it; if the meta shifts against it, a spare Seraph still works as a strong fusion donor rather than wasted material. The only wrong move is fusing your sole copy before its ranking stabilises.