Boy and Girl Eggs

For the Angry Birds version, see: Eggs.

Boy and Girl Eggs
The Boy and Girl Eggs, from Angry Birds Seasons.
Appearances
First appearance	Angry Birds Seasons (only appearance)
Gameplay information
Size	Small
Strength	Weak
Power(s)	None
Biographical overview
Species	Unknown birds?
Physical description
Gender	Male (Boy Egg) Female (Girl Egg)

The Boy and Girl Eggs are eggs which appeared in the Hogs and Kisses title screen and ending photo of Angry Birds Seasons.

Appearance

The Boy Egg wears a blue and white backwards style baseball cap and the Girl Egg has the same bow as the Female White Bird's on the top of her shell.

Game appearances

Angry Birds Seasons

In Angry Birds Seasons, the Boy and Girl Eggs only appear in the Hogs and Kisses episode in-game. The Girl Egg can be seen on the far right in level 1-15 of the episode. They are both seen in artwork with the Female Red and White Birds, but appear with the Female and Male Red Birds in the final art for the episode.

The artwork shows a pig stealing the Girl Egg in a net while the Boy Egg looks on. The final artwork when a player completes all 15 levels of the Hogs and Kisses episode shows the eggs reunited while the male and female Red Birds look over them both, implying they are the Reds' offspring.

Gallery

Small Pig with Boy and Girl Eggs

The Girl Egg on the far right of the level

Boy/Girl Eggs; Ending photo

Loading screen featuring the eggs.

The Girl Egg on Level 1-15

Hogs And Kisses World With Hearts

Hogs and Kisses Free Loading Screen

Hogs and Kisses HD Free Loading Screen

Trivia

• These are two of the few eggs shown to have any sentience in any of the Angry Birds games or artwork. some of others are the "Umbrella Egg" in Cherry Blossom and the "Space Egg" from Angry Birds Space.
• Theories state that Boy Egg might have hatched into Bubbles and the girl egg may have hatched into Stella. This theory will be debunked with proof:
  • Bubbles being all alone in the Ham'o'ween animation, and Stella being alone in the Back to School animation. As Red is very protective of his eggs, he will not let his children go unattended.
  • They are of different bird species, despite being born from two cardinals.
  • Being of different colors and possessing different powers from the Red Birds.
  • It has never been explicitly mentioned or hinted.
  • The other eggs that have been stolen have never hatched. It is unlikely that these two eggs are going to hatch anytime soon.
  • Bubbles and Stella are not infants when they first appeared in the game, as compared to the Space Egg and R2-D2.
  • Bubbles and Stella both appear in The Angry Birds Movie, where they are adults. The movie is supposed to take place before the original Angry Birds, meaning that they were not children by the time of Angry Birds Seasons. However, when Rovio announced the Angryverse, The Movie & Classic are now confirmed to be separate universes and canons meaning this one is now abandoned.
  • The Blues are often said to be the youngest of the flock and appear in Hogs and Kisses.

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