Eggson

Eggson is a well-rounded Toon who leans slightly toward the extractor role thanks to his Passive Ability, Fixer Upper, which instantly fills a Machine by 20% (9 units). While not a massive boost on its own, this ability is not locked to the first Machine you encounter at the start of a Floor — you can spread its benefit across every Machine you find. The effect also stacks when multiple Eggsons are present on the same team, which is especially handy in Eggson-only runs where every player contributes a 20% head start to each Machine they touch.

A solid floor strategy is to visit every Machine you come across and activate your ability on each one. If another Toon is already working on a Machine, you can ask to step in, use Fixer Upper, and then move on — though if a high Extraction Speed Toon is already there, stepping in may actually slow things down because swapping players interrupts their flow. Working on an unoccupied Machine by yourself is typically faster, wastes less Stamina, and reduces the risk of getting spotted by Twisteds while moving between Machines. Therefore, the safest and most efficient approach is usually to solo any open Machine while giving a quick 20% boost to any nearby ones that other players are handling. Fixer Upper pairs especially well with slow extractors like Pebble, Shrimpo, Bassie, or Goob, significantly cutting down their completion times and letting them finish before Twisteds have a chance to find them.

Because of his ability, Eggson's average Machine completion time is a distinctive 28 seconds, since he only ever needs to fill 80% of a Machine (36 units) rather than the full 45. This makes him deceptively fast despite having only 3-star Extraction Speed, and it means he can clear Floors at a pace that rivals some dedicated extractors when played efficiently. On Floors with many Machines, the cumulative 20% savings across multiple Machines adds up to a meaningful time advantage for the entire team.

His perfectly balanced stat spread of 3 stars across Skill Check, Movement Speed, Stamina, Stealth, and Extraction Speed means he has no glaring weaknesses but also no standout strengths. This makes Trinket selection crucial for shaping Eggson into a specialist based on your team's needs and the current Floor's threats. Be wary of faster-moving Twisteds like Twisted Pebble, Twisted Toodles, and Twisted Shelly, as your middling Stamina and Movement Speed can become a serious liability if you are caught in the open without an escape route.

For mobility-focused Trinket builds, Pink Bow is the primary recommendation, allowing Eggson to outrun all non-Panic Mode Twisteds except Twisted Dyle at maximum speed (26.9 run speed). Pair Pink Bow with Speedy Shoes for even greater run speed (28.2), or with Vanity Mirror to outrun every Twisted except Twisted Dyle during Panic Mode (35 run speed). If survival is less of a concern, you can instead pair Pink Bow with an extraction Trinket to maintain a hybrid playstyle that keeps Eggson's versatility intact.

For extraction-focused builds, Magnifying Glass is the core Trinket, taking full advantage of Eggson's 3-star Extraction Speed (1.06 extraction speed) and Skill Check (100.5 skill check size). Pair Magnifying Glass with Vee's Remote for quicker Floor progression, especially when teammates also carry Vee's Remote. Alternatively, combine it with Participation Award to maximize Skill Check extraction speed (20.45 average, or 18.60 with Tech Savvy), Stress Ball for a stackable Extraction Speed boost on every Skill Check hit, Wrench as a budget alternative to Vee's Remote that also synergizes well with Fixer Upper, or Train Whistle to extract without being slowed by Twisted Finn. Any of the mobility Trinkets listed above can be paired with extraction options to maintain a balanced loadout suited to Eggson's jack-of-all-trades nature.