In Pokémon Go, players are encouraged to stay active by hatching Eggs, which yield encounters with various Pokémon once a certain distance milestone is reached. These Eggs come in different categories, ranging from 2km to 12km, each requiring players to cover varying distances.
To determine the hatch time, Eggs are color-coded and track steps once placed in an Incubator. Players start with one Incubator but can obtain more through leveling up or by purchasing them with PokéCoins.
Hatching an Egg grants players experience points, typically around 500 to 1,000 XP, with an additional 500 XP if it’s a new Pokémon. Additionally, players receive Candy for the hatched Pokémon, with a maximum of 40 depending on the CP (Combat Power) of the Pokémon.
Eggs have predefined lists of Pokémon they can yield, which Niantic rotates periodically. Events may introduce additional Pokémon to keep the experience fresh.
For October 2023, here’s a list of Pokémon that can hatch from each type of Egg, excluding event-related additions. Pokémon marked with an asterisk (*) can appear as Shiny variants:
2km Eggs:
- Chinchou
- Cleffa
- Igglybuff
- Meditite
- Fomantis
- Wimpod
- Lechonk
5km Eggs:
- Machop
- Lickitung
- Gligar
- Chingling
- Bonsly
- Larvesta
- Mareanie
- Sprigatito
- Fuecoco
- Quaxly
7km Eggs:
- Various Alolan forms
- Various Galarian forms
- Various Hisuian forms
10km Eggs:
- Larvesta
- Carbink
- Goomy
- Jangmo-o
- Frigibrax
12km Eggs:
- Various Pokémon typically associated with Team Go Rocket Takeovers
Adventure Sync 5km Eggs:
- Cranidos
- Shieldon
- Happiny
- Munchlax
- Alomomola
Adventure Sync 10km Eggs:
- Gible
- Goomy
- Rockruff
- Jangmo-o
These Eggs add an engaging and healthy aspect to the Pokémon Go experience, encouraging players to explore and get active while enjoying the thrill of hatching rare Pokémon.
