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Ride A Pet: Blackhole & Cherub Egg Locations, 12 Checkpoints

Follow the retained Blackhole and Cherub egg route through 12 landmark checkpoints, with screenshots, source dates and help when the map differs.

9/18/2026 Last updated: 11/4/2026 8 min read

FAQ

Do Blackhole and Cherub eggs use these locations?
The retained player recording presents one route for both eggs. It supports the landmark checklist below, not a guarantee that every checkpoint still spawns both eggs after later updates or that the list is complete.
Where should I start the route?
For a practice sweep, start with the waterfall plateau and river, then the cliff entrance and upper ledge. If an egg signal appears while you are elsewhere, start with the nearest matching landmark instead; this route has not been timed as the fastest.
What if no egg is at a checkpoint?
Mark it searched and continue. A route screenshot is not a live spawn reading. Compare the egg signal and landmark, check inside rooms rather than only their roofs, and stop following a section if its entrance no longer matches the recording.
Do I have sixty seconds to collect an egg?
No universal sixty-second expiry was verified. The retained footage shows several HUD countdowns; it does not establish a shared egg-break deadline. Follow the label on the current interaction or timer instead.

Where does the Cherub Egg spawn?

Use the waterfall, cave, desert and giant tree as search landmarks. The 12-stop trail below preserves the route shown by Nay_Kows, with the original screenshots. The recording presents these places for Blackhole and Cherub searches; it does not reserve an egg at any stop. Confirm the object’s own name and pickup prompt before treating a sighting as either egg.

Reviewed 4 November 2026. This article first published on 18 September; the retained recording’s exact client build is unknown. Official events later listed Fuse Machine, Halloween, Parkour Racing, Heaven and Void content. Their titles and dates show that September material needs a version boundary; they do not tell us which old spawn coordinates changed. Use the map guide to compare the landmarks, and Blackhole identification for the photographed alert and egg.

Retained Blackhole and Cherub search route by Nay_Kows — client build unverified

Original visual source: Nay_Kows’ route recording. This is player footage, not a developer-published spawn table or our current gameplay test.

The 12 route checkpoints

Read “point” as a checkpoint in the retained trail. Twelve is the route’s count, not a verified current server cap or complete set of coordinates. Practise the waterfall cluster first; after that, use the pictures to recognize the next area.

Checkpoint Landmark to reach Where to look before moving on
1 Waterfall cliffs Grassy shelf beside the waterfall
2 River below the falls Bend beneath the same cliffs
3 Waterside cliff Dark cave mouth at the base
4 Same cliff from above Upper landing/ledge shown as #4
5 Sharp green mountain Summit of the pointed peak
6 Dark cave Interior floor and back wall, not just the entrance
7 Lighthouse island Sand near palms and the white rock arch
8 Desert pyramid/maze area Blue pool beside the sandstone structure, then the maze interior
9 Mountain summit Stone room with a ladder and wall torches
10 Outer map ground Dark sloping ground shown in the offside frame
11 Giant tree interior Workbench/bar shelf among barrels and lanterns
12 Giant tree canopy Upper trunk and branches shown as #12

1–2. Waterfall plateau and the river bend

Find the waterfall first. Inspect the grassy shelf beside it, then follow the water down to the river bend. These are two checks in one area, so looking only from below misses the upper shelf.

Retained route frame: waterfall cliffs, the grassy plateau beside the falls and the river bend below.

3. Cliff cave mouth

Follow the cliff along the water to the dark opening at its base. Look at the mouth before entering; the entrance and the deeper cave are separate checks in this trail.

Retained route frame: dark cave opening at the base of the waterside cliff.

4. Cliff-top ledge

Return to the top of that cliff and compare the landing with the frame marked #4. Use an accessible approach in your version; the recording uses a flying mount, so a ground route is not established by this image.

Retained route frame: the cliff-top landing marked number 4.

5. Green pointed peak

Look for the sharp green peak, then inspect its summit. The outline of the mountain is the useful landmark; no compass bearing or current coordinate was verified.

Retained route frame: a sharp green mountain with the search checkpoint at its summit.

6. Dark cave interior

Enter the matching cave and inspect the floor toward the back, rather than stopping at the mouth. The retained frame shows a dark egg/vortex and a displayed 100B clover value. That single observation does not establish every Blackhole Egg’s current value or hatch odds.

Retained route frame: Blackhole egg/vortex inside the dark cave with a 100B clover display.

7. Lighthouse island

Cross toward the beach island recognizable by its lighthouse, palms and white rock arch. Inspect the sandy ground in the pictured area; do not substitute any island that lacks those landmarks.

Retained route frame: beach island with lighthouse, palms and a white rock arch.

8. Desert maze

Find the sandstone pyramid area and the small blue pool beside it. The recording presents the pool as the way into the maze. Try its current entry interaction and inspect the corridors once inside; flying over the walls is not the same as searching the interior. If the pool no longer leads in, mark this access route unverified rather than repeatedly trying to force the old transition.

Retained route frame: blue pool beside a sandstone pyramid, with the recording caption describing entry to the maze.

9. Mountain-top chamber

Climb toward the summit room shown here. The stone-brick interior, ladder and torches distinguish this stop from an ordinary cave. Inspect the room itself before returning outside.

Retained route frame: stone summit chamber with a ladder and wall torches.

10. The map edge

The creator calls this the “offside of the map”; the frame shows dark sloping terrain. Treat it as a visual outer-ground checkpoint, not an instruction to cross a current collision wall or leave the playable world. If that terrain is inaccessible in your version, record the mismatch and continue to the recognizable tree stops.

Retained route frame: dark outer sloping ground described by the creator as the offside of the map.

11. Inside the giant tree

Reach the giant tree’s interior room. Compare the workbench/bar, shelf, barrels and hanging lanterns with the frame marked #11; search the marked shelf area rather than only circling the trunk outside.

Retained route frame number 11: the giant-tree interior workbench and shelf circled by the creator.

12. Top of the giant tree

Use a suitable mount or an available route to the upper trunk and canopy. The frame marked #12 shows branches high above the ground. If you cannot reach them with your current movement options, record this as an unsearched stop, not an empty one.

Retained route frame number 12: giant-tree upper branches and canopy.

How to run the route

  1. Prepare a return path. Identify your ranch and an available nest/basket interaction before the long sweep. The egg handling guide separates the old pickup picture from current capacity rules.
  2. Practice the four waterfall checks together. Match the shelf, river, mouth and upper ledge. No sub-minute completion time is promised.
  3. Continue in the numbered order for a learning run. The original runner uses a fast flying mount. That demonstrates access in the recording, not a required speed statistic or proof a new player can copy every segment.
  4. Keep “searched,” “unreachable” and “found” separate. Inspecting an empty room does not prove a spawn is broken; being unable to enter it does not prove it is empty.
  5. After a current signal, take the closest relevant leg. Confirm the egg name on arrival. No fixed sixty-second deadline or guaranteed race win is inferred from the HUD.

What if the route or egg is missing?

  • Landmark matches, no egg: finish the local check, mark it searched and move on. The recording is not a live spawn feed; another player, a different location or a different current rule may explain absence.
  • Entrance or terrain differs: stop that leg and compare the specific image/recording scene. Note the missing landmark, current event/version and whether you could enter; do not label an inaccessible area “cleared.”
  • An object is present but cannot be picked up: read its name/prompt and your basket state. The current prompt decides the next interaction; the footage does not establish a universal capacity or expiry rule.
  • You need a current fix: send the checkpoint number, screenshot, event/version and observed signal through the site’s correction contact. For game behavior, use the community linked by the official Roblox experience.

Sources and what they establish

  • Nay_Kows’ original recording and retained route frames above: direct visual evidence for the old landmarks; exact client build and current completeness unverified.
  • Official Roblox event listing, reviewed 4 November 2026: later Fuse/Halloween/Parkour/Heaven/Void titles and UTC windows. It does not publish this twelve-point spawn table.
  • Official Heaven event,24–27 October, and Void event,31 October–3 November 2026: dated update context, not evidence of a changed coordinate or current egg pool.

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