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Revision as of 07:19, 15 June 2015

PokémonEggs

Sugimori art of Pokémon Eggs

A Pokémon egg is an egg that will hatch into a Pokémon. They were introduced in Generation II. A Pokémon egg can be obtained by breeding two Pokémon in the Day Care Center (leaving them in the day care at the same time). Pokémon left in the day care will have an egg if all of the following conditions are met:

  • Same egg group (e.g. Lucario and Blaziken, both in the Humanshape egg group) or one of them is in the Ditto group (which, currently, is only Ditto itself)
  • Different Genders
  • Must not be in the No Eggs group (Legendary Pokémon or Baby Pokémon)

Day Care Centers Locations

In order to produce eggs in the Kanto-based games, Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, the player can sail to Four Island, situated in the Sevii Islands, in post-game.

Trivia

  • In the games before Generation IV, Pokémon would hatch at level five instead of level one.
  • In Kanto-based games in Generation I and Generation III, a Day Care Center can be located in Route 5, but only one Pokémon can be left at the Day Care. In other generations with Kanto being accessible, it is replaced with a house that one can obtain the Cleanse Tag.

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