How to Get Phoenix Wings in +1 Wings For Eggs: 449 Robux

Phoenix Wings in +1 Wings For Eggs are a Robux wing parked at the far end of the Wings shop, and the card is honest about it: the version we filmed sits past Angelic Wings with a padlock over the feathers and a ◎449 chip below it. The only stat line on it reads 150% Stronger — not one of the Nx Stamina multipliers every other card in that shop uses. The account holding the panel already owns Anubis Wings with a green Equipped label, so the padlock is not a level gate or a quest gate. It is a paywall, and this page is about what that paywall actually buys.

The comparison that matters: Anubis is Equipped and quest-earned, Phoenix is padlocked at ◎449 Robux, and both carry the same EXCLUSIVE tag.

What Are Phoenix Wings in +1 Wings For Eggs?

They are the last card in the Wings shop’s horizontal row, which is the game’s display case for everything the cash ladder does not cover. At the other end of that same row the scroller opens on the cheap grind tiers — Default Wings at 1x Stamina tagged COMMON, then Bamboo Wings at 1.1x Stamina tagged UNCOMMON — and the paid ladder runs from there toward Angelic Wings at the top. Phoenix does not live on that ladder at all. It lives in the tail of the row alongside Demon Wings and Anubis Wings, behind the same EXCLUSIVE badge, and in our capture it is the only one of the three that is still locked.

The row starts with the cash tiers a new save can afford — the ladder Phoenix is deliberately not part of.

One naming trap is worth clearing up before you spend anything. The word Phoenix is used for more than the wings in this game: our own frame of the shop’s booster slot shows a Rainbow Phoenix pet, and a separate creator’s run we reviewed chases a Void Phoenix Egg in the Void zone. Those are pets and eggs with their own economy, written up in the eggs and areas guide. Nothing about them unlocks the wing, and nothing about the wing hatches a pet.

How Do You Get Phoenix Wings in +1 Wings For Eggs?

The route is short because there is no quest, no puzzle and no drop to farm:

1. Fly to the WINGS stand at spawn. It is the red-and-white striped stall next to the UPGRADES stall, and the roof reads WINGS.
2. Open the Wings panel. That panel is the shop; the sidebar Shop button opens the same window you would use for eggs and animals.
3. Swipe the card row to the far right end. You will pass the cash tiers and then Angelic Wings. Keep going past it.
4. Find the padlocked Phoenix card. It is the last card in the row, sitting beside the Equipped Anubis Wings card.
5. Pay the Robux chip. The card carries a ◎449 chip. In the credited playthrough the creator buys the wings at this point in the shop and immediately equips them, and they render on his character.

The WINGS stall is the only entry point to the panel — and the player standing at it is already wearing the quest wing, not the Robux one.

Two negative results matter as much as the steps. First, no cash chip appears anywhere on the Phoenix card, so there is no grind route to it even at a late-game balance. Second, nothing on the card points at the Anubis quest: that quest hands over a different wing entirely, which is the whole subject of the Anubis Wings crystal guide. If your goal is a free Exclusive wing, that quest is the one to spend time on.

That is what the padlock means here: meet the price and the card flips to Equipped. Phoenix has no cash price, so coins can never trigger that flip.

Where Does the Phoenix Card Sit in the Wings Shop?

The end of the row is a small cluster of non-ladder wings, and the order is stable in our footage. Scrolling right you meet Angelic Wings first, tagged SECRET with 2.7x Stamina, then Demon Wings, tagged ETERNAL with 3x Stamina, then Anubis Wings at 3.25x Stamina on a green Equipped label, and finally Phoenix. That ordering is the useful part: Phoenix is not merely off the ladder, it is beyond the ladder’s own top tier and beyond the two event wings that sit next to it.

Three cards that all quote a stamina multiplier — the exact format the Phoenix card abandons.

Demon, then Anubis, then Phoenix: the wing under a paywall is the last thing in the row.

The multipliers and cash prices of the ten buyable tiers belong to the wings tier list, which owns that table. What matters here is the pattern: every card that the game wants you to grind for prints a stamina multiplier, and the one card that does not print one is the one with a Robux chip on it.

How Much Do Phoenix Wings Cost in +1 Wings For Eggs?

The chip we filmed reads ◎449. That is the entire price evidence, and it is worth being precise about what it does and does not tell you:

Two cautions. The 449 is the figure that account was shown, and the clip does not tell us whether a discount was applied to it, so do not treat it as a guaranteed all-account price. And the familiar Robux-versus-cash argument from the upgrade stands does not apply in the same way here: with no cash chip on the card, you cannot wait and buy Phoenix with the coins the cash guide teaches you to print. Robux is the only currency the card accepts.

Two price chips per card is the norm on the ladder: coins or Robux. The Phoenix card prints only the Robux side of that pair.

What Does 150% Stronger Actually Do?

This is the part of the page where we have to slow down, because the honest answer is that the card does not say. Every comparable wing in the shop states a flat stamina multiplier — 2.7x on Angelic, 3x on Demon, 3.25x on Anubis in our own frames. Phoenix instead carries a relative phrase, 150% Stronger, which reads like a boost measured against whatever you are flying with rather than a fixed number. The creator we credit as a spoken fact source phrases it the same way, describing the card as 150% stronger than your best pair of wings.

What we cannot do is convert that sentence into a stat. The same playthrough says he ends up with 63 wing stamina shortly after equipping the wings, but that account had also been buying stamina upgrades, so the number cannot be attributed to the wings alone and we will not present it as a multiplier. No frame in either of our sources opens a comparison panel, no tooltip appears, and nothing on the card defines the baseline the 150% is measured from.

If you want to reason about it, the safe reading is: Phoenix claims to improve on the wings you already have, so its practical value rises with the quality of your current pair. That is a sensible design for a premium item and a terrible basis for a purchase decision, which is exactly why the verdict below is cautious.

Equipping a wing moves the stamina bar and little else: 78/78 on the frame before the unlock, 88/88 here. That is consistent with trading the 1.5x Armored Wings it replaced for the 1.7x card — our arithmetic, not a number the panel prints.

Are Phoenix Wings Worth It in +1 Wings For Eggs?

Only under one condition: you want the EXCLUSIVE tag, the dark feathered artwork and the fact that the card is padlocked for most players, and you are comfortable paying Robux for a stat the game never quantifies on screen.

If what you actually want is more time in the air, the same shop already sells measurable answers to that question. The Anubis Wings guide covers the free nine-crystal quest whose reward prints 3.25x Stamina, which is the highest multiplier we have captured — and the wings tier list prices every tier you can buy with cash, up to Angelic at 2.7x. Both routes give you a number to compare before you spend. Phoenix gives you a comparison you have to take on faith, priced in the one currency this game makes you buy rather than earn.

So the verdict is narrow rather than negative. As a cosmetic status wing, it is the clearest flex in the shop. As a progression purchase, buy it last, and buy it knowing you are paying for an unverified relative boost rather than a documented multiplier.

What We Could Not Verify

House rules: this page only states what the recorded frames and the credited transcript show. These are the gaps.

• The wings in use. No frame in our sources shows the Phoenix Wings equipped in flight. The one playthrough that buys and equips them on camera carries a large face-cam overlay in every frame, so none of its footage passed our image rules and it is credited as a spoken source only.
• Whether ◎449 is the standard price. The chip is what that one account was shown. We never filmed a second account’s Phoenix card, so a discount or a regional difference cannot be ruled out.
• The 999 Robux Demon claim. The spoken source attaches that price to Demon Wings, but the Demon card in our frames shows 3x Stamina and ETERNAL with a green Equip button and no price at all, so the figure stays unverified.
• What the countdown board above the WINGS stand counts down to. Frames show a board reading starts in 28:36 over the stall, with its label cut off, and nothing in the footage ties it to the Phoenix card.
• Whether the padlock ever clears without payment. We never saw the card change state, and no unlock condition is printed on it.
• Whether 150% Stronger stacks with another wing or replaces it. The card does not say, and no capture shows the stat panel before and after a purchase.

Sources and Video Credits

Five of the eight stills on this page are frames from the first video below, and the other three come from NinjuGamerz — Roblox +1 Wings For Eggs!!! (12 min 37 s): the Jungle and Skeleton cards with their cash and Robux chips at 11:48, the Unlocked Jungle Wings toast at 11:52, and the equipped wing at the WINGS stand at 11:56. The second video carries the spoken facts about the purchase and the stat wording, and is credited even though none of its frames passed our no-overlay rule.

• Kartik Misal — Finally got Anubis Wings! Roblox +1 Wings for eggs (1 min 37 s). Timestamps used: Wings stand and countdown board at 0:20, Wings shop opened on the first cash tiers at 1:15, the Phoenix card padlocked at ◎449 beside Equipped Anubis Wings at 1:18 through 1:21, the Demon, Anubis and Phoenix edge of the row at 1:23, and Angelic, Demon and Anubis with their stamina multipliers at 1:24. Also the source of the 2.7x, 3x, 3.25x and 1x/1.1x card readings, the rarity tags and the ◎449 chip.
• AndyBlox — I Pretended to be a NOOB and used 0.1% PHOENIX WINGS In +1 Wings for Egg! (11 min 12 s). Spoken fact source only, no stills: the shop’s far end described as holding Phoenix at “150% stronger than your best pair of wings” and Demon Wings at 999 Robux at 3:34, the purchase and equip of the Phoenix Wings plus the 63 wing stamina line at 4:05, and the “you got the Phoenix wings” exchange at 10:44. Every frame carries a face-cam overlay, so the video was not used for images.