Pokémon Go Gen 3 Egg Update: Trapinch, Nosepass And More

A recent update to Pokémon Go Gen 3 eggs now includes all 23 new Pokémon from the Hoenn Region in Pokémon Go . A lot of the Pokémon that appear in 2, 5 and 10 km Eggs haven’t changed much; however, the inclusion of some of Hoenn Pokémon gives trainers more incentive to incubate their Eggs as soon as possible to get some of the rarest ‘mon in the game.

Eggs that have been collected from PokeStops before the Jan. 23 update won’t contain these new Pokémon, so be sure to clear your surplus to acquire these new Eggs. Here’s a list of the various Eggs in Pokémon Go with the Pokémon that now hatch from them. New Pokémon from the last update are in bold.

2 KM EGGS

Poochyena

Zigzagoon

Wurmple

Whismur

Aron

Gulpin

Wailmer

Spoink

Barboach

Luvdisc

5 KM EGGS

Treecko

Torchic

Mudkip

Lotad

Seedot

Shroomish

Makuhita

Azuril

Nosepass

Skitty

Carvanha

Numel

Cacnea

Corphish

Baltoy

Lileep

Anorith

Shuppet

Duskull

Wynaut

Snorunt

Spheal

10 KM EGGS

Ralts

Slakoth

Trapinch

Feebas

The second wave of Hoenn Pokémon in Pokémon Go released on Jan. 23 contained ‘mon that normally would reside in the desert. A lot of Ground and Rock-type Pokémon, like Trapinch and Nosepass, are now available to catch in the wild.

Other Pokémon like Cacnea and Whismur have also been spotted after the second wave of Gen 3 Pokémon hit Pokémon Go . Check out the list of the 23 new Pokémon in Pokémon Go for all the information you’ll need.

The Hoenn Region invaded Pokémon at the end of 2017 with its first wave of Gen 3 Pokémon and a brand new Dynamic Weather feature. This new feature simulated the weather outside, allowing for certain types of Pokémon to appear more frequently. Rain meant more Water type, snow more Ice type and so on.

It was also a good tool to gain more Stardust and catch stronger Pokémon that appeared during their preferred weather.

Have you been lucky to hatch one of these new Pokémon? Let us know in the comments section below which Pokémon is your favorite.