Hatching Eggs is a great way to fill out your collection in Pokemon GO, and with the arrival of the Timeless Travels season, you might be wondering what can be found inside each Egg type.
Whether you’re after a baby Pokemon, a regional variant, or a rare creature, it’s always worth having an Egg on the go. Once you’ve reached maximum capacity, you won’t be able to get any more Eggs until you hatch the ones you already have – so it’s a good idea to keep track of which Eggs you want to prioritise.
Pokemon GO Egg charts
2km Eggs
Here’s what you can hatch from 2km Eggs this season:
5km Eggs
Here’s what you can hatch from 5km Eggs this season:
7km Eggs
Here’s what you can hatch from 7km Eggs this season:
10km Eggs
Here’s what you can hatch from 10km Eggs this season:
Pokemon GO Adventure Sync Egg charts
If you have Adventure Sync turned on, Pokemon GO will be able to track your walking distance even when the game is closed. This will help you hatch Eggs, but you can also get special Adventure Sync Eggs as a reward.
5km Eggs
You can get a 5km Adventure Sync Egg for walking 25km in a week. Here’s what can hatch from them:
10km Eggs
You can get a 10km Adventure Sync Egg for walking 50km in a week. Here’s what can hatch from them:
These are all of the Pokemon that have been confirmed by Niantic, although there will likely be more to discover in each Egg type throughout the new season.
Following a recent update to Pokemon GO, you can now check a list of hatchable Pokemon by tapping on an Egg in your collection. This will also display how likely you are to hatch each Pokemon on the list.
You can obtain 2km Eggs, 5km Eggs, and 10km Eggs by spinning PokeStops or Gym Discs, but 7km Eggs can only be obtained by opening Gifts from friends. Finally, 12km Eggs are awarded for defeating members of Team GO Rocket.
How to hatch Eggs in Pokemon GO
You’ll need Incubators to hatch Eggs. Every Trainer has access to one Unlimited Incubator that can be used to hatch as many Eggs as you want, but you’ll need to wait for an Egg to hatch before placing another one inside of it. This can be quite time-consuming, especially for higher-tier Eggs.
Alongside this free Unlimited Incubator, it’s possible to get extra Incubators so you can hatch multiple Eggs at a time. Limited Incubators have three uses, while Super Incubators have three uses but also hatch Eggs much faster. I’d recommend saving the latter for 10km and 12km Eggs.
There are two ways to get Limited Incubators and Super Incubators: by purchasing them from the in-game shop (priced at 150 PokeCoins for a Limited and 200 PokeCoins for a Super), or by completing Special Research or Timed Research tasks that offer them out as rewards.
Once you’ve placed an Egg inside an Incubator, it’s simply a case of exploring for the distance stated by the Egg type. So if you’re hatching a 5km Egg, you’ll need to travel 5km in the real world. As long as you’ve got Adventure Sync turned on, the app will track the distance you’ve travelled in the background.
In my experience, Pokemon GO isn’t entirely accurate when tracking your distance travelled, so you’ll occasionally have to travel a little further than you think to reach your goal.
That’s everything you need to know about this season’s Egg charts! Visit our Pokemon homepage for more guides like the Spotlight Hour schedule and the current Raid Bosses you can battle.
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