• Eggs are gained through the Egg Gacha which is accessed through the menu. In order to get Eggs, you need to use vouchers.
• Vouchers are obtained by defeating a Gym Leader, Elite 4 member, or champion in Classic Mode, completing Classic Mode, completing the Daily Run, or completing every 50th wave in the Endless Mode.
• When an Egg hatches, you will be able to use that Pokémon as a starter in future runs. Hatched Pokémon will not be added to the party of your current run. Hatched Pokémon also come with an egg move and each Pokémon has 4 of them - 3 common moves and 1 rare move. Check here for more Egg Move details.
• Manaphy Eggs are special as they only contain Manaphy or Phione, of which there is a 1/8 chance to get Manaphy or a 7/8 chance to get Phione.
• The Legendary UP! Gacha Target will switch every day at 12AM UTC / 8PM EST / 5PM PST.
• There is also an Egg Pity System that will help you obtain missing Pokémon and Egg rarities more easilly if you've had poor luck.

There are 5 tiers of egg: Common, Rare, Epic, Legendary, and Manaphy . The Pokémon found in each Egg tier depends on that Pokémon's base starter cost.

• A Pokémon that costs 1-3 points is found in Common Eggs, a 4-5 cost is Rare Egg, 6-7 cost is an Epic Egg, and an 8-10 cost is a Legendary Egg.

To hatch an Egg, you need to complete waves in any mode. The waves do not have to be done in a row, so losing a run does not reset progress on hatching eggs.

• You need to complete 10 waves to hatch a Common Egg, 25 waves to hatch a Rare Egg, 50 waves for Epic and Manaphy Eggs, and 100 waves for a Legendary Egg.

You can have up to 99 Eggs at once and all Eggs progress through their required waves counts at the same time.

Each egg type has a chance of getting pulled from the Gacha machines. Below are those odds.

For Rare/Epic/Legendary Eggs, if you've hatched 9/59/412 Eggs respectively without one of those rarities, it will force your next Common Egg to be one of those Eggs.

If you hatch 9 Eggs in any given tier without getting a new Pokémon, it will try to force the 10th Egg to be a new Pokémon from that tier.

The table below is for the Shiny UP! and Move UP! Gacha machines, see below the table for information regarding the Legendary UP! Gacha.

Each non-legendary Egg pulled from the Legendary UP! Gacha counts as two towards the pity legendary. The dropdown below has additional details.

Using PokéRogue's Candy system, it is possible to buy specific eggs for specific Pokémon. Information on how to do this is located Here.

The base weight for each Pokémon is 100. Below is a table of modifiers to that weight. All weights will round down to the nearest integer.

For more info on specific weights and weights per egg rarity, look here.

Note: Bloodmoon Ursaluna counts as Paldean, and Eternal Floette counts as Alolan.

Hatched Pokémon also come with an egg move and each Pokémon has 4 of them - 3 common moves and 1 rare move.

• Whenever you hatch a Pokémon for the first time you are guaranteed to get a random egg move for that Pokémon.
• Any subsequent hatching of a Pokémon will roll to see which egg move you get. If it picks one that you already have, nothing happens.

The odds of getting a rare egg move are 1/6 for legendary eggs, 1/12 for epic eggs, 1/24 for rare eggs, and 1/48 for common eggs.

• The odds are doubled when using the Move UP! Gacha Machine.

There are 4 different types of Vouchers:

• Regular Egg Voucher which gets you 1 egg. Redeem 10x for 1 guaranteed Rare Egg.
• Egg Voucher Plus which gets you 5 eggs.
• Egg Voucher Premium which gets you 10 eggs and 1 guaranteed Rare Egg.
• Egg Voucher Gold which gets you 25 eggs and 1 guaranteed Epic Egg.

• In Classic Mode, defeating a Gym Leader or Elite 4 member for the first time will give you an Egg Voucher Plus , and all subsequent defeats of that specific Gym Leader or Elite 4 member will give you a regular Egg Voucher .
• Defeating a Champion for the first time will give you an Egg Voucher Premium , and all subsequent defeats of that specific Champion will give you a regular Egg Voucher .
• Completing Classic Mode for the first time will give you an Egg Voucher Gold , and all subsequent completions will give you an Egg Voucher Premium .
  • In addition, you will earn a Ribbon and an Egg Voucher Plus for each of the starters of the Pokémon in your party only once. If you have a DNA Spliced Pokémon , only the Primary (1st) in the fusion will receive the rewards.
• Completing the Daily Run for the first time that day will grant you an Egg Voucher Premium , and all subsequent completions of already completed Daily Runs grant no additional Egg Vouchers.
• In Endless Mode, defeating the boss on the 50th, 100th, 150th, and 200th wave will give you an Egg Voucher Plus every time. Defeating the special boss on the 250th wave gives you an Egg Voucher Premium every time .
  • This set of boss battles repeats endlessly for as long as you can continue.

There are three different Gacha machines to use your Vouchers on. There is the Move UP! Gacha on the left, the Legendary UP! Gacha in the middle, and the Shiny UP! Gacha on the right. You can swap between each machine using arrow keys.

• The Move UP! Gacha has an increased chance that hatched Eggs will give the rare Egg Move for that Pokémon.

Check here for Egg Move details.

• The Legendary UP! Gacha has a 1/256 (0.39%) chance for a Legendary Egg containing the Legendary UP! Gacha Target Pokémon to drop, in addition to the 1/256 (0.39%) chance of a regular Legendary Egg. This adds up to a 2/256 (1/128) (0.78%) chance for either Legendary Egg.
  • The Legendary UP! Gacha Target Pokémon changes every day at Midnight UTC. There is no way to tell if the Egg is the Legendary UP! Gacha Target Pokémon until it hatches.
  • Each Legendary Pokémon will appear for the day only once in a randomized order within a 23 day cycle. To view the 23 possible featured Pokémon, please click the drop down below.

• The Shiny UP! Gacha has an increased chance for shiny Pokémon to hatch. Eggs from this machine have a 1/64 (1.56%) chance to be shiny as opposed to the 1/128 (0.78%) chance from the other machines.

Check here for Shiny details.