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Mastering Pokémon Scarlet and Violet’s Breeding and Egg Collection
Breeding and hatching eggs are integral parts of Pokémon games, and with the release of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, it’s time to explore this captivating feature. Here is a streamlined guide for breeding and collecting eggs in this new adventure:
**Preparation:**
- Ensure you have two compatible Pokémon of different genders.
- Visit Professor Turoolo in Mesagoza City for the Egg Fossil.
- Use it at the Digging Duo in Area Zero-One to unearth fossilized eggs.
**Breeding Process:**
- Place your desired Pokémon pair in a Poké Ball and bring them to a Daycare Center (found throughout Paldea).
- Speak with the Daycare Couple to start the breeding process; leave one parent behind while keeping the other.
- Return later, and they will have an Egg for you.
**Factors Affecting Breeding:**
- Eggs hatch into any Pokémon species sharing the same Egg Groups as parents.
- Parent holding a Destiny Knot influences offspring’s nature.
- Hatching location determines unique variants (e.g., Sandshrew becoming Sandygast or Sandslash into Paldean Sandslash).
- Approx. 1 in 256 eggs hatches a Shiny Pokémon.
Breed and collect eggs, remembering patience pays off as you delve deeper into this magical adventure!
**Quick FAQ:**
Q: How long does it take for an egg to hatch?
A: Approx. 2,550 steps are required to hatch an egg. Progress can be checked with the Daycare Couple.