What do the Different Eggs Mean in Pokemon GO?
In Pokémon GO, different eggs correspond to different types of Pokémon and varying distances required to hatch them. 2km eggs usually hatch common Pokémon, while 5km and 10km eggs hatch rarer and more powerful Pokémon. Keep walking to find out what's inside!
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The eggs in Pokemon GO come in three main types: 2km, 5km, and 10km. Each type requires you to walk the respective distance to hatch, with rarer and more powerful Pokémon generally coming from longer distances.
Eggs in Pokémon GO are basically mystery boxes! A 2km egg hatches faster but usually gives common Pokémon, while 5km and 10km eggs take longer to hatch but offer better rewards.
It’s all about distance in Pokémon GO eggs. 2km means common Pokémon, 5km means uncommon, and 10km means rare.
Honestly, the egg distances in Pokémon GO just mean more walking or biking for you! Shorter distances hatch common Pokémon, and longer ones give you better stuff. Get those steps in!
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