Pokémon GO Sees Changes in Hatched Pokémon — Old Species Out, New In
Extensive analysis from Silph Road reveals the Pokémon that will hatch from Eggs in GO.
Hatching Pokémon from eggs is often rewarding — you could potentially get a good Pokémon from a set pool, and its Individual Values (IVs) are usually very high. But did you know that there are often changes in the sets of Pokémon that can hatch from eggs? From the beginning of GO’s Anniversary event, the illustrious GO fans from Silph Road have analyzed exactly what has been hatching from eggs and how often what Pokémon hatches.
The basic changes noted by Silph Road since July 7 are as follows:
- 9 Pokémon species are no longer hatching from eggs: Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle, Staryu, Ekans, Goldeen, Magnemite, Vulpix and Yanma.
- A confirmation of 13 Pokémon species added: Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile, Teddiursa, Houndour, Snubbull, Marill, Wooper, Hoppip, Chinchou, Swinub, Natu and Spinarak.
- Several changes to the egg types that Pokémon do hatch from.
Changes by Egg Type
Below is a chart indicating what’s changed; new additions in bold and changes from Egg types italicized. Rarity within each egg group is also provided thanks to Silph Road.
| 2 km | 5 km | 10 km |
|---|---|---|
Common
Uncommon
Rare
Super Rare
|
Common
Uncommon
Rare
Super-Rare
Hyper-Rare
|
Uncommon
Rare
Super-Rare
|
An * indicates that the Pokémon can only be obtained by hatching an egg.
Source: Silph Road
Are you excited to hatch some new Pokémon eggs, or are you disappointed about the ones no longer available?
Edited by SirBoglor and Volpe Artica.
