Raise A Catboy Common, Rare & Epic Catboys

Common, Rare, and Epic Catboys are the backbone of a new Raise A Catboy café. You will hatch dozens of them while learning steals, funding Spots, and pushing Cat Wheel Speed toward the first real area gates. This page lists reviewed Index names and explains how to farm them efficiently.

For late rarities, continue to Legendary–Divine. For the hub overview, return to Players.

Common Catboys (Index 5/5 reviewed)

Catboy	$/s	Index Speed (sample)	Index Cash (sample)
Catboy Chihiro	$1/s	400	$100
Catboy Luffy	$2/s	500	$200
Catboy Maid	$3/s	600	$300
Catboy Sasuke	$4/s	700	$400
Catboy Tanjiro	$5/s	800	$500

These five filled the Common Index in reviewed screenshots, with rewards marked Claimed. Session Index progress on those frames was partial overall (32/80), but Common itself was complete.

Why Commons still matter

• 10s grow samples mean instant feedback while you practice escapes (Steal Eggs).
• Any Common in an open Spot beats an empty Spot.
• Index Speed crumbs help early wheel goals toward 900 Boba Street Speed (Cat Wheel Speed).
• Common Steal is only 5 R$—almost never worth paying once you can free-carry.

Rare Catboys (reviewed names)

Reviewed Rare Index names include:

• Aizawa
• Hawk
• Sanji
• Skater
• Spike
• Stark

Detailed $/s panels for every Rare were not all captured in the same pass as Commons. Use in-game Index panels as the source of truth for exact income, and treat this list as a name checklist while you farm Rare eggs (~$3K sell sample, ~50s grow).

Rare farming tips:

• Look for Rare LARGE plaza samples early, then mid-zone boxes as Speed rises (Areas).
• Rare Steal at 9 R$ is still a convenience tax—free steals remain the lesson.
• Slot Rares immediately; they bridge Common cafés toward Epic income.

Epic Catboys (reviewed names)

Reviewed Epic Index names include:

• Bachira
• Dabi
• Hakari
• Najimi
• Will
• Zoro

Epic eggs sit around $25K sell and 1m 39s grow in inventory samples. That timer is the first taste of “wait a bit” without entering multi-hour Divine territory.

Epic Steal costs 19 R$ on the reviewed ladder. Paying is optional; clearing Arcade-bound Speed usually matters more than skipping one Epic chase.

Early-game farming plan

Session A — Common completion

1. Stay in Sakura Park (Speed ~10).
2. Free-steal Commons until all five Index rows are known/owned.
3. Claim Common Index rewards for Speed/cash crumbs.
4. Expand Spots if capped (Café Income).

Session B — Rare volume

1. Keep the wheel moving toward 900+.
2. Prioritize Rare nests you can escape consistently.
3. Hatch into open Spots; do not hoard READY eggs.
4. Recheck Rare Index names against the list above.

Session C — Epic pushes

1. Confirm Speed for the nests you are entering.
2. Accept ~2-minute grows; consider 2x Egg Hatch only if timers dominate many eggs.
3. Compare café $/s before and after each Epic hatch.
4. When Spots and Speed feel stable, peek at Legendary–Divine.

Robux guidance for this bracket

From the tier list:

Tier	Steal (R$)	Skip
Common	5	not sold
Rare	9	not sold
Epic	19	not sold

No Skip products exist here. That is intentional design pressure: learn free steals. If you must spend Robux in the early game, Hatch All (80) or a 149 pass after the café works usually beats a pile of 5–19 R$ Steals. Deep reasoning sits on Rarities Strategy.

Index hygiene

• Open Index → select the rarity tab → read the left detail panel for $/s and rewards.
• Do not assume every anime-styled name exists; only log what the Index shows.
• Portrait order can differ from this table—match by name.

Mistakes to avoid

• Ignoring Commons because $/s looks tiny.
• Buying Common Steals “to finish the Index faster” instead of practicing routes.
• Entering Epic nests at starter Speed.
• Leaving Spots empty while waiting for a perfect Rare.
• Confusing Raise A Catboy units with rosters from other catboy games.

Related links

• Hub: Players
• Next bracket: Legendary–Divine
• Loop: Getting Started
• Prices: Tier List Hub
• Zones: Areas

Master Common–Epic and your café becomes self-funding. That self-funding is what buys the wheel tiers that unlock every prettier nest later in Raise A Catboy.