My Zombie Zoo Zombies Tier List
Keep, feed, fuse, or replace — ranked for progression income in Hungry Brain’s Roblox tycoon.
This Zombies Tier List ranks undead for My Zombie Zoo progression. The goal is simple: fill enclosures with zombies that earn, feed them, and fuse the rest. Official creature catalogs change with updates, so rarities use the practical ladder Common → Rare → Epic → Legendary → Mythic. Named examples below are community nicknames / examples (like “starter undead” or “fused hybrid”) — compare against in-game tags after every patch.
Pair this page with the Eggs Tier List and the fuse guide (How to Fuse Zombies). A top-tier egg that hatches into a mid-tier body still needs the keep-or-fuse call described here.
Ranking criteria
- S / Mythic band — best income or unique fuse value; protect until replaced by something clearly better.
- A / Legendary band — core earners; premium pen slots; fuse only true duplicates.
- B / Epic band — solid mid-game; keep while climbing; fuse extras toward A/S.
- C / Rare band — early power spikes; great until Epics arrive.
- D / Common band — tutorial earners and fuse food; do not hoard forever.
Income assumes the zombie is placed and fed. An unfed “S-tier” is a D-tier with good marketing. Layout and feeding: Enclosures & Zoo Layout, How to Earn Money Fast.
S-tier — Mythic band & best fused hybrids
Who belongs here: Late-ladder Mythics and standout fused hybrids that out-earn entire Common wings by themselves.
How to play them: Give the shortest collect-path pens. Never fuse your only copy. Keep food stocked before chasing more eggs. If egg rain or playtime drops a competing body, measure income across a few laps before demoting.
Example nicknames: “apex fused hybrid,” “mythic grave monarch” (examples only).
Common mistake: Parking an S-tier behind a maze of decorations so you skip collections. Placement is part of the tier.
A-tier — Legendary anchors
Who belongs here: Legendaries and near-Mythic fusions that fund upgrades reliably.
How to play them: Build your economy around one or two A-tier anchors while the rest of the zoo catches up. Use duplicates for fuse experiments; keep at least one working.
Example nicknames: “legendary bone titan,” “grave brute (legendary tag)” — verify in-game.
When to replace: Only when a measured hatch or fuse beats them on income and you can still feed the newcomer.
B-tier — Epic workhorses
Who belongs here: Epics that carry mid-game plots. They are the backbone while you grind toward Legendary eggs.
How to play them: Fill a dedicated wing. Fuse duplicate Epics carefully toward A-tier outcomes. Do not panic-sell Epics for cosmetic cash.
Example nicknames: “epic night howler,” “fused epic hybrid.”
Synergy: B-tier loves enclosure upgrades more than vanity. Capacity + B-tier often beats one lonely A-tier in an empty zoo.
C-tier — Rare breakthroughs
Who belongs here: Rares that feel amazing after Commons and still matter as fuse ingredients later.
How to play them: Celebrate the upgrade, then plan the exit. Keep your best Rare earning while hatching toward Epic. Fuse spare Rares when income is stable.
Example nicknames: “rare stalker,” “bone hound (rare).”
Trap: Treating early Rares as forever pets. Sentiment is fine; permanent pen waste is not.
D-tier — Commons & starter undead
Who belongs here: Starter undead, generic Commons, and anything whose only job is teaching the loop.
How to play them: Use them to learn feed/collect (Getting Started). Convert extras into fuse fodder or clear them when pen space is tight. A zoo full of D-tier with no fuse plan is why cash plateaus.
Example nicknames: “starter undead,” “basic shambler.”
Fuse-oriented micro tier
Separate from raw income, some zombies are fuse banks: easy to duplicate, acceptable to sacrifice, and required for better hybrids. Rank fuse banks by how little you cry when they disappear. Commons and spare Rares usually win. Never classify your only Legendary as fuse bank material.
Workflow reminder from the guide: stable income → duplicate bank → food buffer → pen space → then fuse.
Keep / fuse / replace cheat sheet
| Situation | Action |
|---|---|
| Only copy of best earner | Keep |
| Duplicate below your average pen rarity | Fuse or replace |
| New hatch beats current pen on income | Place new; demote old |
| Pen empty, anything available | Place now; optimize later |
| Cute Common blocking Epic hatch | Move or fuse the Common |
How eggs feed this list
You cannot will an S-tier into existence without egg inflow. Use the Eggs Tier List to decide lever versus save decisions, and How to Hatch Eggs to keep incubators hot. Egg rain should prioritize eggs that can hatch into B-tier or better for your current stage.
Updating your personal tier board
After each major session:
- Sort pens by observed income.
- Tag each as Keep / Fuse / Replace.
- Align egg spending to Replace gaps.
- Revisit this page if an update reshuffles mid-tiers (Updates).
Community arguments about nicknames are entertainment; five collect laps of data are truth.
Related pages
- Tier List Hub
- Eggs Tier List
- How to Fuse Zombies
- How to Earn Money Fast
- Enclosures & Zoo Layout
- Guides Hub
Strong zoos are not museums of every zombie ever hatched. They are curated income machines — and this tier list is your curation filter.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for My Zombie Zoo players.
Should I keep every Rare zombie I hatch?
Keep your best Rare while it still leads income, then fuse or replace duplicates as Epics and Legendaries arrive.
Are the zombie names on this list official?
No. Rarity bands are the framework. Specific names are community nicknames or examples — trust in-game labels after updates.
What makes a zombie S-tier in My Zombie Zoo?
Exceptional fed income or unique fuse value, plus a pen placement you actually collect. Unfed trophies do not count.
When should Commons leave my zoo?
As soon as better hatches need the pens or you have a safe fuse plan. Commons are tools, not forever exhibits.