Pokemon Go’s Season of GO lasts three months and a new Egg chart has formed. Here, we’re going to run through the current Egg charts and how you can hatch them.
As regular Go players will know by now, the Pokemon that hatch out of Eggs depends on the color and type that you’ve collected. You need to walk a specific distance for them to hatch, from low-rarity 2km Eggs through to the grind of 12km variants.
Most Eggs can be picked up by spinning Pokestops, which are activated by visiting landmarks and swiping the circle on-screen. However, 7km Eggs are earned by opening Gifts, while 12km ‘Strange’ Eggs are a reward for defeating Team Go Rocket Leaders.
With the Season of GO bringing in some big changes and exciting content, you won’t be shocked to hear the list of potential hatches in Pokemon Go has been shaken up. Let’s take a look at all the different spawns this time.
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Pokemon Go Egg chart for Season of GO 2022
The Season of Alola event has shaken up the Egg chart in Pokemon Go, with a new range of species now potentially hatching. Here are the current Egg charts:
Pokemon Go 2km Egg hatches
- Poliwag
- Magnemite
- Magikarp
- Meditite
- Pikipek
- Yungoos
- Stufful
Pokemon Go 5km Egg hatches
- Togepi
- Skarmory
- Wynaut
- Bronzor
- Rowlet
- Litten
- Popplio
Pokemon Go 10km Egg hatches
- Riolu
- Emolga
- Axew
- Rufflet
- Goomy
- Noibat
- Jangmo-o
Pokemon Go Adventure Sync Egg chart
5km and 10km Adventure Sync Eggs feature different Pokemon than standard Eggs. You can earn these by walking 25km or 50km in a week with Adventure Sync turned on.
These are the species that can hatch from Adventure Sync Eggs in Pokemon Go:
Pokemon Go Adventure Sync Rewards: 5km Egg hatches
- Cranidos
- Shieldon
- Happiny
- Munchlax
- Roggenrola
- Frillish
Pokemon Go Adventure Sync Rewards: 10km Egg hatches
- Dratini
- Bagon
- Beldum
- Riolu
- Deino
- Goomy
When does the Pokemon Go Season of GO start & end?
The Season of GO starts on June 1, 2022, at 10 am and runs through until September 1, 2022, at 10am local time.
That’s everything you need to know about Eggs! For more tips to becoming the ultimate Trainer, check out our Pokemon Go guides below:
Best Pokemon in Pokemon Go | Type chart | How to catch Ditto | Best Eeveelutions | Field research rewards and tasks | Promo Codes for free items | How to get Pinap Berries | Spotlight Hour schedule | How to defeat Giovanni | Rarest Pokemon | Best Mega Evolutions | Community Day schedule | How to get free Raid Passes | Team Go Rocket Grunt guides
