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Absurdly Common Pokemon in 5km Eggs in your area?

My last 7 hatches from 5km eggs:

Seedot
Pinsir
Snorunt
Eevee
Lickitung
Snorunt
Chinchou

Seedot? Sigh. SEEDOT in 5km Eggs, Niantic? Really? I can understand Snorunt, being an Ice-only Pokemon, but Seedot? There are more Seedot in my area than Weedle. (Hell, there are more Nuzleaf in my area than Weedle on a regular basis.)

Which got me to thinking - maybe I just happen to live in a permanent Seedot Nest. (ie: ONTARIO. The PROVINCE.) And maybe other places have similar absurdities, so me getting a Seedot is like someone else getting a Chinchou.

So what absurdly common Pokémon in your wider area are you finding in 5km Eggs? Not 2km eggs or 10km eggs, just the 5km eggs.

Asked by FandangoGhandi5 years 3 months ago

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never get any of those in 5k's, mostly as I neve rhatch 5 ks anymore, only 7ks

For the longest time it's been between Carvanha, Nosepass, and Corpish. According to TSR two of those have been removed and I haven't been paying close enough attention to my 5k hatches to note what the more common hatches are.

I would die for a Nosepass, I have 63 candy so far... seriously considering to use RC for when Probopass comes out to buy the second move. #6 overall TDO in Great League with rock/steel typing. Serious threat to Azumarill and Altaria with either fast move and TB and RS.

It nests, too. Not really my natural Biome but says I've caught 71 nosey.

Never had a nest and probably I will not have one closeby in time. Running Azu/Alt/Pro is seriously scary, having that team backed up by either Cress/Deox-D, Medicham and a wildcard to whatever is the highest threat in your local meta is probably what meta teams will look like.

I'm hoping it lives up and makes all these damn Nosepass worth hatching. Also I'm guessing Spark will be the way to go with its higher EPT and being able to hit Azumarill for SE damage.

I was thinking the same, Spark is probably the thing you want.

As far as Nosepass goes .... Sitting on 3129 candy so he is not rare here but not super common either. He is a pesky catch and does not get caught with Plus often.

1433 candy, it was one of the most common 5k hatches for like half a year. It spawns in the hill/mountain biome if you can find that anywhere near your area. Most of my wild catches are from a part of the city that rests on a hill and thus gets spawns from that biome.

I've got this Pokemon from 5km so far:
- Bulbasaur (100%)
- Charmander (3)
- Squirtle
- Scyther (2)
- Onix (2)
- Sandshrew
- Growlithe (4)
- Chikorita
- Cyndaquil
- Piplup (2) (One 100%)
- Chimchar
- Slowpoke
- Lickytung (2)
- And a bunch of random stuff.

Seedot is rare in my area.
I only met one before. I have a Shiftry but 119/125 candies come from egg.

I've caught 67 Nuzleaf. Residential area of a big city, many parks nearby. Evolved 4 shiftry and have 1100 candy leftover.

Your biome (like mine) spawns Seedot. In the last biome I lived in, Seedot were quite rare. All about balance.

I can seedot this is upsetting to you

I haven't really paid attention to my 5k hatches, other than the fact that mostly they've been really bad. If there were any ultra common hatching from them I'd have noticed though. That's why I'm prioritizing 7ks, they seem to have a higher chance of hatching something good.

I have eight 5k and one 7k right now. My last 10k hatch was a skorupi...was not excited about that. Really not worth all the bad 5k I had to hatch to get it since I see a good number of cloudy skorupi wilds

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