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Which Kalos Pokemon Hatch from Eggs?

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The number of new Pokemon in Pokemon X and Pokemon Y is currently quite low, with only 72 compared to Unova's 156. However, this hasn't stopped Kalos Pokemon from appearing in later mainline games like Sword/Shield and Scarlet/Violet. In Pokemon GO, there are currently more than 40 Kalos Pokemon available.

How to Obtain Pokemon Eggs

In contrast to obtaining Eggs from breeding in mainline games, Pokemon GO trainers can acquire Eggs through various means such as spinning the discs at PokeStops or Gyms, opening a Gift, or receiving them as an Adventure Sync Reward. Rather than classifying Eggs by the specific Pokemon they hold, they are categorized in GO based on the incubation period required for them to hatch:

2km

5km

* 7km

10km

The 7km Eggs are distinct with their yellow color and pink spots, and can only be acquired through Gifts. These Eggs mostly contain Pokemon with Regional Variants like Galarian Farfetch'd or Hisuian Growlithe. Occasionally, the Hatch Pool for the 7km Eggs may change during holidays or special events. For instance, instead of obtaining a Galarian Stunfisk, players might hatch a Smoochum. However, any 7km Eggs received after the event will follow the regular 7km Hatch Pool.

Another type of Eggs are the Strange Eggs, which require 12km to hatch. These Eggs can only be obtained by defeating Team GO Rocket Leaders or Giovanni, unlike the 2k, 5km, and 10km Eggs.

Adventure Sync Eggs serve as rewards for walking either 5km or 10km within a week. As long as players have available storage space, they will receive an Adventure Sync Egg. These eggs contain a distinct set of Pokémon that differ from the ones found in regular 5km and 10km Eggs obtained from PokeStops and Gyms.

Typically, players can store 9 eggs ranging from 2km to 10km in their inventory. However, Strange Eggs have a special Bonus Storage that allows players to hold up to three of them simultaneously. It is important to note that eggs cannot be removed, meaning players must hatch an egg first in order to make room for another. Until space becomes available in the inventory, players will be unable to acquire additional eggs from Stops, Gyms, etc.

Which Kalos Pokemon Hatch from Eggs?

The number of Kalos Pokemon that can be hatched is surprisingly limited. While Niantic has introduced Shiny Variants for Tyrunt and Amaura, which are part of the 10km Egg Pool, there are still few options in the Gen 6 Hatch Pool. However, players can easily encounter Gen 6 Egg Pokemon in the wild or through Field Research Breakthroughs. This offers some alternatives for players who want to evolve their Kalos Pokemon and collect Candy.

Each Pokemon in the Hatch Pool is ranked on a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being the most common and 5 being the rarest.

Obtaining Kalos Pokemon can be a challenge as they only hatch from 10km and 12km Eggs, making them rarer than the ones found in 2k-5km Eggs. Pancham, Skrelp, and Inkay are particularly difficult to hatch as they can only be found in Strange Eggs. To obtain a Strange Egg, players must first defeat 6 Team GO Rocket Grunts and then defeat the Team GO Rocket Leader. However, it's important to note that the storage space for 12km Eggs is significantly smaller compared to the main storage.

How to Hatch Eggs

In order for eggs to hatch, they must be placed in an Incubator. There are two types of Incubators available – blue/regular Egg Incubators and Super Incubators. While a blue/regular Egg Incubator takes the full distance/time to hatch, a Super Incubator cuts the required distance in half. Each Incubator can only hold one egg at a time and will break after being used three times.

Additionally, players receive an orange/regular Egg Incubator. This particular Incubator will never break, but like any other Incubator, it can only incubate one egg at a time. Therefore, it is advisable for players to have multiple Incubators in their storage to avoid waiting for an egg to hatch.

If GO trainers notice they're getting low on Egg Incubators, they can remedy this by:

Raising the Trainer Level. Certain levels will reward Egg Incubators for completing the milestone.

One alternative is to fulfill Special Research Tasks, which offer an Egg Incubator as a reward.

Additionally, players have the option to purchase an Egg Incubator for 150 PokeCoins or a Super Incubator for 200 PokeCoins from the in-game shop. Another option is the Voyager Box, which includes x10 Egg Incubators and x8 Super Incubators for a cost of 1750 PokeCoins.

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