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Pokemon Masters Adds Egg-Hatching Feature For Classic Starter Pokemon

The classic Kanto region starter Pokemon from the original games are being added to DeNa’s Pokemon Masters in a unique way; Charmander, Bulbasaur, and Squirtle can now be hatched from eggs.

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A new video trailer published today celebrates the new update, paying homage to Pokemon Red and Blue in the process. As seen in the footage, once players have hatched their starters they’ll be able to battle alongside them as a sync pair.

The new eggs are acquired from Professor Bellis the next time players log into the game, allowing them to choose which Pokemon they want it to hatch into and what their names are.

Today’s classic Pokemon are said to be just the first batch to be incorporated into the egg-hatching mechanic. More Pokemon will be made available at a later date.

You can check out the new trailer below.

Other new features in this latest update include a new legendary event, sync pair, and a scout feature. The details are broken down in a press release sent to Twinfinite:

  • New Legendary Event Featuring Silver & Ho-Oh: The sync pair of Silver & Ho-Oh star in an in-game event titled “Pure Hearts and Rainbow Wings,” which will be available from April 30 to May 14 for those who have completed Chapter 1 of the Main Story. In this event, players will embark on an adventure with Trainers Silver and Ethan of the Johto region to learn more about why Ho-Oh has come to the island of Pasio. Players who complete the Legendary Event will be able to add the sync pair of Silver & Ho-Oh to their teams.
  • Wallace & Milotic Are Coming to Pasio: The Water-type sync pair of Wallace & Milotic will make their debut in the sync pair Spotlight Scout from April 30 – May 14.
  • Daily Scout Offers One Attempt to Add Sync Pair and Items Per Day: The Daily Scout feature has been added to the game, where once a day, players can attempt to obtain sync pairs and items without the use of gems.

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