Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY Tier List (2026) — Best Pets Ranked

Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY on Roblox now has over 1,647 pets in its collection, with 1,431 of them limited and gone forever from the hatch pool. Between 627 Secret pets, 73 Infinity-tier pets, and a dizzying range of Shiny and Mythic variants, knowing which pets actually matter for your progression is harder than ever. This tier list ranks the best pets in the game as of May 2026, based on raw stat output, farming efficiency, and overall value.

We evaluated each pet across its three core stats — Bubbles (added to clicks), Coins multiplier, and Gems multiplier — at max level 25 with variant bonuses factored in. Whether you're pushing rebirths, grinding gems, or trying to figure out what's worth trading for, these rankings reflect actual in-game performance right now.

S Tier — Best Pets in Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY

S Tier pets represent the absolute peak of what Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY has to offer. These are the pets with the highest stat multipliers across Bubbles, Coins, and Gems, and they make a visible difference the moment you equip them. Most of them fall into the Secret or Infinity rarity categories, and several are event-exclusive — meaning supply is limited and trade prices reflect that.

Inferno King

Inferno King sits at the top of this tier list as the strongest overall pet in Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY. Its Coins multiplier and Gems multiplier are both among the highest in the game, and its Bubbles stat pushes your click output to a level that makes rebirthing feel almost effortless. At max level 25, the 35% stat bonus turns an already dominant pet into something absurd.

What makes Inferno King especially valuable is how well it scales with Shiny and Mythic variants. A Shiny Inferno King at level 25 gets an 85% stat boost on top of its already massive base, making it the single strongest pet configuration available right now. If you have one, it should never leave your equipped slot.

Crystal Overlord

Crystal Overlord dominates gem and coin farming like no other pet in the game. While Inferno King edges it out in overall stat totals, Crystal Overlord's gem multiplier is the highest you'll find on any pet — period. For players focused on gem accumulation (and you should be, since gems drive most late-game upgrades), this pet is irreplaceable.

Crystal Overlord is a Secret-rarity pet, which means hatching one requires serious luck investment. The base Secret Chance formula — (PetChance * (1 + (Luck / 100))) * (1 + (SecretLuck / 100)) — means you'll want to stack both general Luck and Secret Luck before attempting to hatch it. With base chances on some Secret pets dropping as low as 1 in 100 billion, patience is part of the process.

Frost Guardian

Frost Guardian brings an excellent combination of farming power and rebirth speed. Its Bubbles stat is among the top 5 in the entire game, and the Coins multiplier keeps your currency generation high enough to make rebirths smooth and consistent. Where some S Tier pets specialize in one area, Frost Guardian is genuinely strong across all three stat categories.

The Mythic variant of Frost Guardian deserves special mention. Mythic pets carry a 1.75x stat multiplier, but they only have a 1% hatch chance even with Dark Arts Mastery unlocked. A Mythic Frost Guardian is one of the rarest and most powerful pets you can own — if you see one in a trade, it's worth serious consideration.

Galactic Bunny

Galactic Bunny is an event-exclusive pet with massive power that puts it firmly in S Tier. Its raw stat output rivals Inferno King in several categories, and the event-limited supply means it's only going to get harder to acquire through trading. With 1,431 limited pets in the game and Galactic Bunny being one of the most desirable among them, expect to pay a premium.

This pet is particularly effective for extended farming sessions where you need consistent performance over hours of play. The Gems multiplier keeps your earning rate high even in later zones where gem costs escalate quickly. For players who missed the event, checking our Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY codes page regularly is worth your time — seasonal events sometimes bring back limited pets in updated forms.

A Tier — Excellent Pets

A Tier pets are genuinely powerful and can handle any content the game throws at you. The gap between A Tier and S Tier is smaller than you might expect — these pets just lack the extreme multipliers that push the top 4 into a category of their own. Several A Tier pets also hold strong trade value, making them worth pursuing even if you already have S Tier options equipped.

Rainbow Pegasus

Rainbow Pegasus is one of the best gem-focused pets outside of S Tier. Its Gems multiplier sits comfortably above every other A Tier option, and the Bubbles stat is solid enough to keep your click output competitive during farming runs. If Crystal Overlord is out of reach, Rainbow Pegasus is the next best thing for gem generation.

The pet's Legendary rarity makes it more accessible than Secret or Infinity pets, which is a genuine advantage. You don't need to stack obscene amounts of Secret Luck to have a realistic chance at hatching one. For mid-game players transitioning into late-game, Rainbow Pegasus is often the first real upgrade that changes how the game feels.

Toxic Demon

Toxic Demon offers the most balanced stat profile in A Tier. Its Bubbles, Coins multiplier, and Gems multiplier are all within the top 15 in the game, and none of them lag behind enough to create a weakness. That kind of balanced output makes it excellent for players who switch between farming styles without wanting to swap pets constantly.

At max level 25 with the 35% stat bonus, Toxic Demon's numbers start approaching the lower end of S Tier. A Shiny Toxic Demon at 25 genuinely competes with base-variant S Tier pets in practical farming tests. That makes it one of the best value picks in the entire game — strong enough to matter, accessible enough to actually obtain.

Holy Phoenix

Holy Phoenix combines strong raw power with fast farming speed. The Bubbles stat is its standout attribute — it's the 3rd highest in A Tier and translates directly into faster bubble-blowing and quicker rebirths. The Coins multiplier is also above average for this tier, making it a strong pick for players who prioritize rebirth speed over pure gem farming.

Holy Phoenix belongs to the Secret rarity category, which means the hatch chance formula applies. You'll want at least moderate Luck and Secret Luck stats before targeting this pet. The 627 Secret pets in the game make the pool crowded, so don't expect quick results — but the payoff is worth the grind.

Lunar Angel

Lunar Angel is another event-exclusive pet that earns its spot in A Tier through consistent performance during extended grinding sessions. Its stat profile leans toward Gems and Coins rather than raw Bubbles, which makes it a better fit for currency farming than for pure rebirth speed. If you're building up resources for a specific upgrade or egg purchase, Lunar Angel is the pet to equip.

As a limited event pet, Lunar Angel's supply is fixed. It's currently one of the more affordable event-exclusive pets in trading, which makes it an excellent entry point for players who want to start collecting limited pets without overpaying. For more ways to boost your progression, check out our free Robux guide for Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY.

B Tier — Good Pets

B Tier pets are reliable performers that'll serve you well through mid-game and into early late-game content. They won't carry you through the hardest zones solo, but they're consistent enough to build around while you work toward higher-tier pets. Several of these are also easy to obtain, which makes them practical choices for newer players.

Golden Doge

Golden Doge is one of the best early-game helpers in Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY. Its stats aren't going to compete with A Tier or above, but for the stage of the game where you first encounter it, the boost to Bubbles and Coins feels significant. It's the kind of pet that accelerates your early progression enough to reach better eggs faster.

The pet's Epic rarity means it shows up frequently enough in hatches that you won't spend days trying to get one. Leveling a Golden Doge to 25 early on — picking up that 35% stat bonus — can carry you further than you'd expect before you need to upgrade.

Aqua Serpent

Aqua Serpent brings a decent Gems multiplier that makes it useful for players in the mid-game gem grind. It won't match Rainbow Pegasus or Crystal Overlord, but for its rarity tier, the gem output is above average. Pair it with a Bubbles-focused pet and you've got a functional two-pet setup for general farming.

The Shiny variant of Aqua Serpent is worth pursuing if you get the chance. That 50% stat boost (85% at max level) turns a B Tier pet into something that genuinely competes with lower A Tier options. Variants can reshape a pet's value more than most players realize.

Fire Cat

Fire Cat is the definition of a cheap, effective starter. It costs very little in terms of egg investment, the hatch rate is reasonable, and the stats are strong enough to handle early and mid-game content without issues. For players who want to focus their resources on chasing rarer pets later, Fire Cat buys you the time to do that.

Don't sleep on leveling this one. A max-level Fire Cat with the 35% bonus actually outperforms several unleveled Legendary pets. The level 25 cap rewards players who invest in the pets they have rather than constantly chasing new ones.

Jellyfish

Jellyfish provides average but reliable farming stats across all three categories. It's not going to stand out in any particular area, but it doesn't have a glaring weakness either. For players still assembling their team, Jellyfish fills a slot competently while you save resources for higher-priority hatches.

C Tier — Average Pets

C Tier covers the common starter pets that every player begins with. These pets exist to get you through the first few hours of gameplay and into your first real eggs. They're not bad — they do exactly what they're designed to do — but you should be looking to replace them as soon as better options become available.

Starter Bubble

Starter Bubble is the first pet every player receives. Its stats are minimal across all three categories — just enough Bubbles to get you started and a small Coins multiplier to begin accumulating currency. It has zero Gems multiplier. You'll replace this one within your first 30 minutes of play, but it serves its purpose as a tutorial companion.

Basic Cat

Basic Cat is typically the first Common pet you'll hatch from the starting egg. The stats are marginally better than Starter Bubble, with a small bump to Bubbles and the addition of a minimal Gems multiplier. It's a step up, but barely. Think of it as confirmation that the hatching system works rather than a meaningful upgrade.

Small Doge

Small Doge sits at the top of C Tier as the best of the early Common pets. Its Bubbles stat is roughly double that of Basic Cat, and the Coins multiplier is actually usable for early-game rebirthing. It's the first pet where you might notice a real difference in your farming speed, even if that difference is small by any standard above C Tier.

Tiny Phoenix

Tiny Phoenix rounds out the C Tier with a Common pet that hints at the power of its higher-rarity relatives. The stats are modest, but the Gems multiplier is the highest among starter-range pets, making it marginally useful for early gem collection. Once you hatch your first Rare or Epic pet, Tiny Phoenix goes straight to the bench.

Tier List Summary Table

Here's a quick-reference table covering every pet we've ranked. Use this for at-a-glance comparisons when you're deciding what to equip or trade for.

How We Ranked These Pets

Every pet on this list was evaluated using three primary criteria: raw stat output at max level 25, practical farming performance across multiple zones, and overall accessibility (including hatch rates, rarity, and trade availability).

We tested each pet's Bubbles stat contribution to click output, measured Coins multiplier impact on rebirth speed, and tracked Gems multiplier effectiveness during targeted gem-farming sessions. Pets were tested at both base variant and with Shiny/Mythic bonuses where applicable.

Rarity mattered for tiebreaking but not for initial placement. A pet that performs at A Tier doesn't get bumped to S just because it's hard to obtain. Conversely, accessibility works in a pet's favor — Golden Doge sits in B Tier partly because it's easy to get and level, making it a practical choice despite middling raw stats.

The pet rarity tiers in Bubble Gum Simulator INFINITY run from Common through Unique, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and up to Secret. Above all of those sits the Infinity tier, which includes 73 pets (64 of them limited). Secret Luck only affects Secret and Infinity pets, so players targeting those rarities need to build their luck stats deliberately.

We also weighted variant potential. A pet with strong base stats that scales well with the Shiny 85% max-level bonus or the Mythic 1.75x multiplier gets a slight edge over pets whose base stats are too low for variants to matter. This is why Toxic Demon ranks where it does — its balanced base stats mean every variant bonus applies meaningfully across all three stat categories.

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