Egg Hunt 2012: Roblox's First Movie Studio Crossover

Egg Hunt 2012 hid 25 eggs across Roblox's map from April 6 to April 17, 2012, and doubled as the platform's first movie studio crossover, tying into 20th Century Fox's release of The Three Stooges. Twenty-four eggs sat in the main hunt map; the 25th, the Stooge Egg, was hidden inside a standalone tie-in game called Welcome to Stoogeville. All 24 main-hunt eggs are still tradeable Limiteds today, with live RAP ranging from roughly 266 to 1,533.

When Was Egg Hunt 2012 and How Many Eggs Were There?

Egg Hunt 2012 ran for eleven days, April 6 through April 17, 2012. It was the third egg-collecting event Roblox had run, after Eggstravaganza in 2008 and Egg Drop in 2010 (there was no event in 2009 or 2011), but it's generally counted as the first one officially branded "Egg Hunt." That naming stuck, and every subsequent spring event through the ones covered in our Egg Hunt 2013 and later pieces has carried it since.

The main hunt map spread eggs across a mountain range, a city of office towers, a river, and a waterfall. Roblox gave players tools to help find them, including a locator gear called the Egg Cannon 9000. Twenty-four eggs sat somewhere on that map: eighteen standalone eggs, three Fabergé eggs, and three Sugar Eggs. A 25th egg, discussed below, lived entirely outside the main map.

Roblox's First Movie Studio Crossover

The detail that sets Egg Hunt 2012 apart from the two hunts before it is the tie-in. 20th Century Fox released The Three Stooges in theaters on April 13, 2012, squarely inside the hunt's eleven-day window, and partnered with Roblox on a companion game called Welcome to Stoogeville. Players could take on the roles of Larry, Moe, and Curly inside a Stooges-themed map, and one egg, the Stooge Egg, spawned there instead of in the main Egg Hunt place. It isn't currently tracked in our items database, likely reflecting how small and short-lived Stoogeville itself was; the game closed not long after the promotion wound down.

It's a small footnote next to the 24 eggs that actually built lasting market value, but it matters historically. Before Egg Hunt 2012, Roblox events were internal productions. This was the platform's first documented partnership with an outside studio to promote a Roblox event, a pattern that would recur many times in later years as the platform grew.

Egg Hunt 2012 Full Egg List: Live August 2026 Market Data

Trader consensus pricing has nothing distinct to say on any of these 24 eggs, so the ranking below runs on live RAP from our items database, which is the closest thing to a consensus price on a family this old and this thin. Sorted highest RAP to lowest, as of this run.

None of these launched at a Robux price. Like the eggs from Eggstravaganza 2008 and the 2013 hunt, every one was earned by finding it on the map, not bought from the catalog, so their original value was time and search effort rather than Robux.

The Three Fabergé Eggs

Fabergé eggs were the intentional rare tier of the hunt: Charles Babbage Fabergé Egg, Azurewrath Fabergé Egg, and Ruby Filigree Fabergé Egg all had noticeably lower spawn rates than the standard eggs, and their supply figures back that up: all three sit under 36,000 copies, while several standard eggs cleared 50,000 or even 90,000. Charles Babbage currently carries the highest RAP of the three.

The Three Sugar Eggs

Sugar Eggs were tied to specific Roblox games rather than random map spawns: Sword Fight on the Heights Sugar Egg, Chaos Canyon Sugar Egg, and Crossroads Sugar Egg each referenced a well-known Roblox place at the time. That naming convention, a Sugar Egg tied to a notable game, became a recurring feature of later hunts as well.

Why The Last Egg of 2012 Has Such a Huge Supply

One entry in the table stands out immediately: The Last Egg of 2012 has 451,674 copies in circulation, roughly five to ten times the supply of any other egg from the event. That's consistent with how finale eggs have worked in later hunts too: a farewell item made freely obtainable to anyone who logged in during the event's closing stretch, rather than gated behind a hidden spawn. The huge supply is exactly why its RAP sits mid-pack instead of at the bottom; it's not scarce, but it also isn't worthless, since it's still a genuine piece of 2012 history that a lot of players never bothered to grab before the event ended.

What Made Egg Hunt 2012 Different From 2008 and 2010?

The two events before it were built as either a scavenger hunt (Eggstravaganza 2008) or a building contest reward (Egg Drop 2010, covered in our Egg Hunt 2010 piece). Egg Hunt 2012 combined free-roam searching across a large open map with the tiered rarity system, standard eggs, Fabergé eggs, and Sugar Eggs, that would define the format going forward. It also introduced the movie tie-in concept that Roblox would return to for other franchise promotions in later years, and it set the "Egg Hunt [year]" naming pattern still in use today.

Are Egg Hunt 2012 Items a Good Collector Target Today?

Nothing here trades in fedora or Dominus territory. RAP across the whole family sits under 1,600, and most items are firmly in the low hundreds. What they offer instead is depth and history: fourteen years old, tied to a documented first for the platform, and with supply low enough (under 30,000 copies for the three Fabergé eggs specifically) that a patient buyer can build a small, historically coherent set without spending much. This isn't financial advice, but for a trader assembling a "Roblox history" corner of a portfolio rather than chasing raw RAP growth, the Fabergé tier is the more defensible entry point of the three types here, given its tighter supply relative to the standard eggs.

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FAQ

When did Egg Hunt 2012 run?

April 6 to April 17, 2012, eleven days total.

How many eggs were in Egg Hunt 2012?

Twenty-five total: 24 on the main hunt map (18 standard eggs, 3 Fabergé eggs, 3 Sugar Eggs) plus the Stooge Egg, found separately inside the Welcome to Stoogeville tie-in game.

What was Welcome to Stoogeville?

A companion Roblox game built with 20th Century Fox to promote the film The Three Stooges, released in theaters April 13, 2012. It's Roblox's first documented crossover event with an outside movie studio, and it hosted the hunt's 25th egg, the Stooge Egg.

Which Egg Hunt 2012 item has the highest RAP?

The Ethereal Ghost Egg, currently the only item from the event above 1,000 RAP.

Why does The Last Egg of 2012 have such a low RAP compared to its story?

Its supply is unusually large, over 450,000 copies, because it was made freely available to any player active during the event's final stretch rather than hidden behind a rare spawn. Large supply keeps its RAP in the middle of the pack despite it being the event's symbolic finale item.