Several days ago, Pokémon GO changed the egg pool. We explain why the 10-km eggs are worth it again.
What was the problem before? Until now, many weak Pokémon were included in the 10-km eggs. It wasn’t really worth applying your expensive incubators to these eggs, only to end up with a Voltilamm.
That’s why it’s worth it again: Now Niantic has changed the egg pool and removed almost every supposedly weak Pokémon from the 10-km egg pool. Instead, you will now receive almost only Pokémon with strong evolutions.
These Pokémon are worth it in the 10-km eggs
Which Pokémon were removed? No new Pokémon have been added, at least not yet. But several less desirable Pokémon have been removed. These include:
- Voltilamm
- Knacklion
- Miltank
- Pionskora
- Driftlon
What is good in the egg pool now? You will now get significantly more good Pokémon. This starts with monsters like Larvitar or Tanhel, which you often caught thanks to the Community Days, but you can now obtain specimens with good IVs from the eggs.
Additionally, rare Pokémon such as Riolu or Koknodon can be found in the 10-km eggs. This way, you can complete your PokéDex and even have an extremely strong rock attacker with Rameidon.
That’s why you should start hatching again: Aside from Porygon, you only have good Pokémon in the 10-km eggs. They are either strong attackers or can hatch as Shiny. It’s worth it even more to hatch the 10-km eggs.
Here it’s doubly worth it: Regardless of the egg pool, an egg event will start on April 16 at 10 PM. The egg pool will change a bit again, but the 10-km eggs will be particularly worthwhile there.
So, there are double candies from eggs and you only have to walk half the distance for the eggs. This way, you can even receive up to 64 candies per 10-km egg for a Pokémon.
If you want a complete list of all eggs, then check here:
