Chicks are mobs that can spawn in a variety of places, depending on their type. Chicks were added in the Egg Hunt 2020 update. Chicks have a special ability to hide inside their eggshells, increasing their defense and the chance for attacks to be blocked. There are five different types of chicks: Chicks, Hostage Chicks, Spotted Chicks, Commando Chicks, and Mondo Chicks. Chicks, Spotted Chicks, and Hostage Chicks can’t damage to players; while the Commando Chick and Mondo Chick can damage players. When a chick loses all of its health points, it gets captured, and the game will notify the player in the chat. Chicks, Hostage Chicks, and Spotted Chicks have been removed from the game after the Egg Hunt Event.
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Chick
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Normal Chicks were passive mobs that could appear in the Sunflower Field and would spawn randomly when players are collecting pollen. The chicks could've spawned with a level range of 1-15. They could only spawn if the player had Black Bear’s Sunflower Corral Quest active.
Drops
Hostage Chick
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Hostage Chicks were passive mobs that had a chance of spawning after defeating a hostile mob or a boss (Defeating ants or other chicks would not spawn a hostage chick). They could spawn with a level range of 1-15 and would always despawn 30 seconds after spawning. Mobs that are more difficult to defeat, such as Tunnel Bear, were more likely to cause a hostage chick to spawn. Hostage chicks that spawn from more difficult mobs will have higher health, level, and better rewards than ones that spawn from easier mobs.
A hostage chick hiding in its egg.
Drops
- Honey.
- Treats.
- Strawberries.
- Blueberries.
- Sunflower seeds.
- Pineapples.
- Bitterberries.
- Gumdrops.
- Micro-converters.
- Magic bean.
| Mob | Corresponding Hostage Chick Level |
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| Rhino Beetle/Ladybug | 1-5 |
| Spider | 3-6 |
| Mantis | 4-9 |
| Scorpion | 4-9 |
| Werewolf | 6-10 |
| King Beetle | 7-12 |
| Tunnel Bear | 9-15 |
Spotted Chick
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Spotted Chicks were passive mobs that could appear inside of the Noob Shop, Pro Shop, Ticket Tent, and the Blue Maze. Spotted chicks could spawn with a level range of 3-9.
Capturing a spotted chick would cause another spotted chick to spawn in a different location. If a spotted chick was captured in the Noob Shop, another spotted chick would spawn in the Ticket Tent, and vice versa. Similarly, if a spotted chick was captured in the Pro Shop, another spotted chick will spawn in the Blue Maze, and vice versa.
A spotted chick hiding in its egg in the Pro Shop.
Drops
Commando Chick
The Commando Chick is a mini-boss that spawns in its hideout. The hideout is located to the left of Brown Bear and the Wealth Clock. To cut the vines, the Clippers, Scissors, or Scythe needs to be equipped. Once the vines are cut, they will not regrow back.
The Commando Chick has a respawn time of 30:00 (25:30 with Gifted Vicious Bee). When Commando Chick hides in its egg, it throws grenades (1 if it has more than 2/3 of its health, 2 if it has less than 2/3 of its health, 3 if it has less than 1/3 of its health, 4 if less than 1/100). The egg cracks after a few seconds.
The Commando Chick deals 20 damage when colliding with the player and 50 damage if the player is near a grenade when it explodes. Starting at 150 health and level 3, the chick increases in health and level with each successive capture, reaching level 6 by the fifth capture. The chick will grow another level after a progressively higher amount of captures per level up.
It is one of two mobs whose health is saved if the player leaves mid-session, the other being the Stump Snail. After a player captures a Commando Chick, the game will notify how many Commando Chicks the player has captured so far. The way it attacks is very predictable, as it goes straight towards its targeted player, though keep in mind that Commando Chick has a massive hitbox.
There used to be a leaderboard behind where it spawns called the Most Commando Captures Leaderboard. Since 4/7/2020, the leaderboard has been removed.
There is a glitch where the Commando Chick will disappear while being actively fought. When this occurs, a message reading “🐣Commando Chick fled! (HP Saved)🐣” will appear.
Another glitch is when Commando Chick's feet go into the ground and will move extremely fast, even if it is in its egg. If it hits a corner, it will stop moving extremely fast until it goes into its roaming stage again.
Strategy
Standing on the last stair, nearest to Commando Chick's hideout normally makes the chick flee. However, if the player stands on the edge of that stair, (as close as possible to the hideout) Commando Chick does not flee and so the player's bees can defeat Commando Chick whilst they take no damage. This strategy does not 100% work as there could be a slight chance of the Chick fleeing or accidentally jumping onto the stair because of the hop it does when entering the egg. The player could just move into the hideout and then back onto the stair again to fix this. If the player doesn't want the Commando Chick to stay in its egg, moving out and re-entering the hideout will cause it to change back to its roaming state, do note that it will spawn grenades again though. Another strategy is to get another player to help the player defeat the chick.
Drops
- Loot Luck doesn't affect Commando Chick drops.
- Many drops will always occur after a certain number of Commando Chick captures.
- Note that you CAN defeat Commando Chick over 100 times but it is not recorded here for the purpose of convenience.
| Number of Captures and Health | Reward | Number of Captures and Health | Reward |
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Mondo Chick
The Mondo Chick is a level 8 boss mob located in the Mountain Top Field. It respawns every hour at the full hour (1:00, 2:00, 3:00, etc; not in time zones that are a fractional number of hours away from UTC), and its respawn timer can be found on the side of the Mountain Top Shop. The respawn time is unaffected by the Monster Respawn Time stat, and its rewards are shareable between players.
The Mondo Chick will always spawn at level 8 with 300,000 health. It automatically takes 333 damage each second, causing its health to reach 300 after 15 minutes. If it isn't defeated within 15 minutes of spawning, it will despawn in a similar fashion of the Commando Chick. Like the Coconut Crab, the faster the Mondo Chick is defeated, the better the rewards will be. Due to its large hitbox and damage, it is recommended to put distance between the player and the Mondo Chick.
If you are lucky, a Rogue Vicious Bee can be found at the Mountain Top Field and can attack the Mondo Chick decreasing the amount of time to capture a Mondo Chick.
Sometimes, the Mondo Chick will hide in its egg, allowing it to block some attacks. However, when it is hiding it stops moving until it comes out again. The egg can be cracked early by dealing 7500 damage to it.
When it runs out of time, it will jump out of the field towards the Lion Bee Gate entrance.
| Time took to defeat the Mondo Chick | Amount of Mondo Chick Blessing |
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| <5 seconds | x10 |
| 6 - 10 seconds | x9 |
| 11 - 15 seconds | x8 |
| 16 - 20 seconds | x7 |
| 21 - 30 seconds | x6 |
| 31 - 59 seconds | x5 |
| 1:00 - 2:30 | x4 |
| 2:31 - 4:59 | x3 |
| 5:01 - 10:00 | x2 |
| 10:01 - 15:00 | x1 |
There is a glitch where the Mondo Chick would fall into other areas outside of the Mountain Top Field, such as into the Bamboo Field or in front of the Pro Shop. The fallen Mondo Chick will not be able to move.
Drops
- Honey.
- Treats.
- Bitterberries.
- Neonberries.
- Field dice.
- Micro-converters.
- Magic beans (somewhat rare).
- Star jellies (rare).
- Mythic eggs (1-2% chance; chance varies depending on time).
- Star treats (exceptionally rare).
Audio
The chirping sound made from a Chick, Spotted Chick, Hostage Chick, and Commando Chick:
When a Chick, Spotted Chick, Hostage Chick, or Commando Chick breaks out of its egg:
The chirping sound made from the Mondo Chick:
The following audio plays when the Mondo Chick breaks out of its egg:
Trivia
- According to Sun Bear, the chicks are invasive to the Mountain. Their eggs are also considered exotic.
- According to Mother Bear, the Spotted Chicks dislike the sun.
- Although other player's Commando Chicks can't damage the player directly, their grenades can damage the player. The player's bees can also damage other people's Commando Chicks.
- Interestingly, the Commando Chick is considered a mini-boss although every player has their “own” Commando Chick.
- This is also the case with the Stump Snail.
- The Mondo Chick is the only mob that has a fixed spawn point in the Mountain Top Field.
- The Spotted Chick is the only mob in the game that spawns in shops.
- During the soft launch of the Egg Hunt 2020 update, the Mondo Chick only had 250,000 health. It was later changed to 300,000 the following day.
- Because Rogue Vicious Bee's spikes deal damage to mobs, it is possible for one to spawn in the Mountain Top Field and assist in killing the Mondo Chick.
- If the player already has the Mondo Chick Blessing buff and defeats another Mondo Chick, the new blessing will override the old buff, resetting its timer and possibly degrading or upgrading the buff depending on the time took to defeat the Mondo Chick.
- Mondo Chick is the one of the three mobs in the game that gets damaged without any things attacking it, the others being Stick Nymphs and Festive Nymphs. However it will not die.
- Onett has said he dislikes Mondo Chick "on a personal level". (According to his discord.)
- Based on one of his discord messages, the Hostage Chicks may have been cooked for the 2020 Beesmas Feast.
- If a bee lands a critical hit on a chick that is in its egg, it will ignore the damage reduction and do the normal amount of critical damage.
- If Mondo Chick falls out of the Mountain Top field and into another field, when defeated, the rewards will spawn in that field it was defeated in.
- As of the Beesmas 2020 update, the Mondo Chick no longer drops Marshmallow Bees.
- There was a glitch where Commando Chick would stay in its egg and would not get out of its egg, even when it is moving. This can also make some player's bees keep on missing their shots. The easiest way to fix this glitch was to exit Commando Chick's Hideout and re-enter it.
- Chicks, Ants, Aphids, and Stick Nymphs are the only mobs that come in different varieties.
| Mobs | |
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| Normal | Ladybug • Rhino Beetle • Aphid • Spider • Mantis • Scorpion • Werewolf • Cave Monster • Ants • Stick Nymph |
| Mini-Bosses | Rogue Vicious Bee • Wild Windy Bee • Stump Snail • Commando Chick • Snowbear |
| Bosses | King Beetle • Tunnel Bear • Stick Bug • Coconut Crab • Mondo Chick |
| Passive | Firefly • Bean Bug • Frog • Chick • Hostage Chick • Spotted Chick |
