Pokemon GO has many ways to add Pokemon to your collection at this point. Eggs continue to be a great way to do so, but it’s good to know what the pool for each egg type is. At least that way you’ll never feel like you’re wasting your incubators. We’ve put together this Pokemon GO Egg list which explains what the possibilities are with 2km, 5km, 7km, and 10km eggs. Note that any Pokemon that’s bolded can also hatch as a shiny, although the chance is pretty low!
Pokemon Go Egg Types
You can get 2km, 5km, or 10km eggs simply by spinning through Pokestops. 7km eggs, on the other hand, can only be awarded via gift packages sent by friends.
If you don’t have room in your item inventory or Pokemon storage, 7km eggs will not drop from gift packages. Remember that you can only open 20 gifts per day, so you are limited on your daily chances to acquire these eggs.
7k eggs are also special as they contain unique Pokemon that cannot be caught in the wild, like Alolan Pokemon. For past events, 7k eggs also received temporary bonuses such as higher chances to hatch baby Pokemon.
How to Hatch Pokemon Go Eggs
You can only carry 9 Pokemon eggs at once, so get to incubating. You only have one permanent reusable incubator, meaning you can only hatch one egg at a time. Through the Pokemon Go shop, you can purchase Incubators with three charges for 160 coins, or Super Incubators, also with three charges, that hatch eggs 1.5x faster for 200 coins. There are usually bundles in the shop, especially around Community Days, that offer good deals on incubators in bulk.
In addition to Super Incubators, you can speed up hatching eggs through special events. For example, over the December 2018 Holiday event, eggs hatched faster than usual. Keep an eye out for seasonal events and Community Days with egg bonuses, only placing eggs in incubators when the event is active as the distance bonus will not be applied retroactively.
Walking with Pokemon Go open isn’t the only way to progress towards hatching eggs. Riding as a passenger in a car, at extremely slow speeds, will also count progress towards eggs. Through Apple Health and the Pokemon Go Plus, you don’t even need the app open to track distance–the programs will sync for you! This is great if you have battery concerns.
Pokemon GO 2km Egg List
- Abra
- Aron
- Bulbasaur
- Charmander
- Chikorita
- Chimchar
- Cyndaquil
- Gastly
- Kricketot
- Luvdisc
- Machop
- Magikarp
- Misdreavus
- Mudkip
- Piplip
- Slowpoke
- Spoink
- Squirtle
- Starly
- Swablu
- Swinub
- Torchic
- Totodile
- Treecko
- Turtwig
- Wailmer
Pokemon GO 5km Egg List
- Anorith
- Buizel
- Buneary
- Cacnea
- Carvanha
- Croagunk
- Duskull
- Eevee
- Electrike
- Glameow
- Gligar
- Growlithe
- Horsea
- Houndour
- Lickitung
- Lileep
- Lotad
- Magnemite
- Nosepass
- Onix
- Phanpy
- Pineco
- Poliwag
- Rhyhorn
- Scyther
- Sneasel
- Snorunt
- Snover
- Stunky
- Tangela
- Yanma
Pokemon GO 7km Egg List
- Alolan Diglett
- Alolan Geodude
- Alolan Grimer
- Alolan Meowth
- Alolan Sandshrew
- Alolan Vulpix
- Azurill
- Bonsly
- Budew
- Chingling
- Cleffa
- Elekid
- Happiny
- Igglybuff
- Magby
- Mantyke
- Munchlax
- Pichu
- Riolu
- Smoochum
- Togepi
- Tyrogue
- Wynaut
Pokemon GO 10km Egg List
- Absol
- Aerodactyl
- Bagon
- Beldum
- Cranidos
- Dratini
- Difloon
- Feebas
- Larvitar
- Mareep
- Mawile
- Miltank
- Porygon
- Ralts
- Riolu
- Shieldon
- Shinx
- Skorupi
- Slakoth
- Trapinch
