Pokemon GO
Dennis Hwang, art director of Niantic Inc, speaks during a news conference in Seoul, South Korea, January 24, 2017. Reuters/Seo Myeong-gon/Yonhap

If players are trying to find out which “Pokemon GO” Gen 2 Pocket Monsters hatch from Eggs, it’s important to understand which Pokemon lie behind the different egg tiers, 2KM, 5KM and 10KM. For 2KM Eggs, players have a number of well-loved Gen 2 Pokemon, including starter Pokemon like Chikorita, Totodile and Cyndaquil. The complete list includes Aipom, Chikorita, Totodile, Cyndaquil, Misdreavus, Pichu, Remoraid, Slugma, Togepi, Cleffa, Igglybuff and Ledyba. The 5KM tier also has numerous loved Pokemon.

According to Pokemon GO Hub, the 5KM Eggs tier includes Elekid, Sneasel, Yanma, Girafarig, Natu, Magby, Phanpy, Qwilfish, Shuckle, Smoochum, Stantler, Tyrogue, Wobbuffet, Wooper and Dunsparce. The 10KM Eggs tier has Gligar, Miltank, Larvitar, Mantine, Mareep, Pineco, Skarmory and Sudowoodo. There are lots of other mysteries to be unveiled with latest “Pokemon GO” Gen 2 update. There are various reports claiming that certain Pokemon will again be tied to specific geographical areas.

Heracross is reportedly region-locked though the authenticity of this information has not been verified yet. There are many more surprises in store for “Pokemon GO” players, writes Game Rant. Moreover, players are also extremely hyped about Unown due to its mysterious nature. Unown is very much in the game and appears in ancient ruins. Players are trying to find out where such a creature would spawn in the first place. A recent discovery suggests there are 26 Unown letters in “Pokemon GO,” writes Kotaku.

Unown is one of the rarest of monsters in “Pokemon GO.” Playesr generally don’t come across it except in a few special cases. Some have found Unown in cities such as Milwaukee and Sydney. It’s still a mystery whether various letters of Unown are region-specific. This character has become so popular also because of their potential for hijinks. Players are also finding it extremely difficult to catch Togetic in the wild. They are wasting an insane amount of Great Balls and Berries and still not succeeding.

According to Express, the low catch-rate of Togetic has led some “Pokemon GO” players to believe that there is something wrong with the code. Hence, it is probably a better idea to catch a Togepi and then evolve it, unless a player is desperate for the Pokedex entry and is ready to sacrifice his inventory. The Gen 2 update has also brought with it two new evolutions for Eevee, namely Espeon and Umbreon. Find out more about it by clicking the link below. Stay tuned on IBT AU for more updates on “Pokemon GO.”

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