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Changed the title of the sub-section "Egg Events" into "Egg Events' Patterns" to clarify that area's purpose, and better explained Egg Pokémons' rule on evolving.
Solemn Mac (talk | contribs) (Added links to the table "List of passive skills," changed one of its columns' titles from "Egg Pokémon with the skill" to "Partner Pokémon" for consistency with other tables, repositioned most tables' links to their titles, updated some descriptions to match their newly official wordings, made other minor text fixes, and updated the "Statistics" and "Trivia" sections based on officially revealed facts about the Pokémon Masters EX game's upcoming Egg Event about Tyrogue.) |
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Egg Pokémon can also be nicknamed unlike other sync pairs. | Egg Pokémon can also be nicknamed unlike other sync pairs. | ||
===Egg Events=== | ===Egg Events' Patterns=== | ||
Normally, only 3★ Eggs are available. However, during limited-time Egg Events, Eggs of all three rarities become obtainable. These events last for 14 days, and the fourth incubator turns active for just as long. While these events' run, all eggs normally obtainable from the [[Training area]] temporarily become inaccessible, and the player can only get new ones from the events' battles or its missions. | Normally, only 3★ Eggs are available. However, during limited-time Egg Events, Eggs of all three rarities become obtainable. These events last for 14 days, and the fourth incubator turns active for just as long. While these events' run, all eggs normally obtainable from the [[Training area]] temporarily become inaccessible, and the player can only get new ones from the events' battles or its missions. | ||
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===Pokémon that are not part of evolutionary lines=== | ===Pokémon that are not part of evolutionary lines=== | ||
These are Pokémon that cannot evolve further in Pokémon Masters EX, and in that game, all Egg Pokémon in Pokémon Masters EX—except for Tech {{p|Tyrogue}}—can only evolve into Pokémon | These are Pokémon that cannot evolve further in Pokémon Masters EX, and in that game, all Egg Pokémon in Pokémon Masters EX—except for Tech {{p|Tyrogue}}—can only evolve if they do so into a Pokémon introduced in [[Generation I]]. This means that {{p|Onix}} and {{p|Porygon}} will be in the category along with {{p|Lapras}}. | ||
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===Pokémon that are part of two-stage evolutionary lines=== | ===Pokémon that are part of two-stage evolutionary lines=== | ||
These are Pokémon that evolve only once in Pokémon Masters EX, such as Growlithe. Due to how Egg Pokémon in Pokémon Masters EX evolve{{tt|*|They | These are Pokémon that evolve only once in Pokémon Masters EX, such as Growlithe. Due to how Egg Pokémon in Pokémon Masters EX evolve{{tt|*|They can only evolve if they will become a Pokémon introduced in Generation I. Only Tech Tyrogue is exempt from this rule.}}, Pokémon such as {{p|Zubat}}, {{p|Elekid}}, and {{p|Happiny}} also belong in this category. | ||
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