Sword Hunter Electric Wolf: Wolf Pets, E Catch, and Rarity

Quick answer

An 'electric wolf' does not appear in Sword Hunter's pet lists. The wolf pets the game documents are the blue wolf and the rainbow wolf — both caught in the world with the E Catch prompt rather than hatched from eggs. Pets come from only two sources, eggs and world catches, and any pet acts as extra power and extra company while you farm.

• Pets come from two places: eggs you hatch and creatures you catch in the world.
• Sword Hunter is a free Roblox incremental simulator (from Blade Evolution Tycoon, released on Roblox July 31, 2026), so a fox or wolf is not a paid requirement.
• A pet is extra power and extra company on a 12-player island while you farm cash for the next merge.
• Hatching a Fox Egg or catching a wolf is part of the first-hour goal, alongside a merged blade.

The wolf pets in Sword Hunter

The wolf side of Sword Hunter's documented pet roster comes down to two animals:

Checklist

• Blue wolf — the E Catch mascothigh

  Official art labels E Catch on a blue wolf. Stop a farm for this one if you have no pet yet.

• Rainbow wolf — same body, luckier coat

  Worth the four-step catch break when one shows up.

• Both wolves are world catches, not egg results

  Catch them with the E prompt and Auto Attack off. The only documented egg pet in the roster is the Orange fox from a Fox Egg.

• No electric wolf in the current lists

  These two wolves are the only wolf pets Sword Hunter's pet lists name; an 'electric wolf' does not appear in them.

How to catch a wolf pet with E Catch

Catching a wolf — or any world pet — follows the same short routine:

Redeem steps

• Toggle Auto Attack off with R

  E performs Attack, or Catch when a pet prompt is up, and R is the Auto Attack toggle. Leave it on while you walk packs; turn it off when you want to catch.

• Face the pet you want

  Line up with the wolf, fox, slime, gorilla, or bird you're catching.

• Press E (Catch) while the pet prompt is up

  On mobile, the Catch button is the same action — keep your thumb off Auto Attack while the prompt is up.

• Toggle R back on

  Return to the pack and resume farming.

Pet rarity: the published figure

The only pet rarity figure published for Sword Hunter belongs to the phoenix, and it does not belong to a wolf: the phoenix is listed at 0.01%, described as the rare hunt and a long-term goal rather than a guaranteed hatch from one Rainbow Egg. The advice around it is to keep merging swords, keep parking blades for offline loot, and take phoenix chances while you're already on the islands for a farm — standing still on one tile waiting for a spawn is how you fall behind while someone else merges. No equivalent percentage is published for the blue wolf or the rainbow wolf, and none is published for an electric wolf.

A pet-hunting session plan

Tips

Redeem live egg codes

Codes and egg availability can expire or change, so redeem and hatch what's live during your session.

Hatch Fox and Rainbow Eggs in a safe spot

Do your egg hatching somewhere safe before heading back into the packs.

Farm a pack with auto-attack on

Work a tropical island or beach pack with Auto Attack on to keep cash coming in for the next merge.

Break for E Catch on targets

Whenever a wolf, slime, gorilla, or bird you want appears, take the four-step catch, then return to the pack.

Don't portal just to pet hunt

Do not portal into a new area just to pet hunt unless your sword can already survive there.

Park your sword before you log off

That way the next session starts with cash, not with a blank island.

One pet is enough for the first hour

If you still have no pet at all, one wolf or one fox is enough to finish the first hour. Friends can call out rainbow slimes in chat, but they cannot hatch your Fox Egg.

Pet details here reflect community wiki coverage current to September 26, 2026, for a game that launched on Roblox on July 31, 2026. Recheck the E Catch controls, the pet roster, and rarity listings after a major Sword Hunter update. Wolf spawn conditions — area, timing, or persistence — are not part of the game's published pet information, so treat wolves as opportunistic catches during normal farms rather than planning a route around a spawn.