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3 Ways to Get Multiple Lucky Eggs in Pokémon Games

By Matthew Lynch
January 5, 2024
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The Lucky Egg is a highly sought after item for any serious Pokémon trainer. The effects of this incredible egg provide trainers with an increased experience gain for their Pokémon in battles, making it an essential tool for those looking to speed up the grinding process. Typically, obtaining multiple Lucky Eggs can be quite challenging, but worry not – we’ve got you covered. In this article, we discuss three ways to get your hands on multiple Lucky Eggs in Pokémon games.

1. Battling and Capturing Chansey and Blissey

Chansey and its evolved form, Blissey, have been known to hold Lucky Eggs since the days of Pokémon Gold and Silver. While the chances are relatively low, ranging from 5% to 8%, these unique Pokémon can be found carrying the coveted Lucky Egg. In order to increase your odds of acquiring multiple Lucky Eggs, you’ll need to locate and capture as many Chansey or Blissey as possible.

To further improve your chances of capturing these precious creatures, utilize moves like “Thief” or “Covet” to steal their held items, thus minimizing risks while maximizing gains. Be cautious when employing this strategy, though; if your target faints while you are attempting to battle and capture it, you will miss out on the opportunity to obtain its held item.

2. Participating in Daily Events

Many Pokémon games feature daily events where trainers can acquire valuable items through various means such as spinning a prize wheel or participating in competitions. Keep an eye out for these special events, because they will often include opportunities to win a Lucky Egg as one of the prizes.

Some popular examples of games where daily events have rewarded players with a Lucky Egg include Pokémon Black and White via the Battle Subway area on Route 15 and Pokémon X and Y via the Lotto-ID Center feature in Lumiose City.

3. Trading with Friends and Online Players

Connecting with other trainers via online gameplay has dramatically expanded the Pokémon world. One benefit of this interconnectedness is the ability to trade items with friends and players worldwide, providing yet another way to obtain multiple Lucky Eggs.

Like many other rare Pokémon items, you will find trainers willing to trade their spare Lucky Eggs or offer them as a sign of goodwill in exchange for resources, Pokémon, or other valuable items. Utilize online forums, friend groups, trading networks, or social media to discover like-minded trainers looking to exchange Lucky Eggs.

By harnessing these three methods – battling and capturing Chansey and Blissey, participating in daily events, and trading with fellow trainers – your Pokémon team will enjoy the benefits of having multiple Lucky Eggs at their disposal. With these sought-after items in hand, you can speed up your training sessions and level up quickly, ensuring that your Pokémon become true champions.

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