Lucky Egg
Summary
Lucky Egg is a held item in the Pokémon series known for its experience-boosting properties. When a Pokémon holds a Lucky Egg during battle, it gains 50% more experience points, making it a valuable tool for trainers aiming to level up their Pokémon more quickly. This item is particularly useful in both the main storyline and for competitive players trying to train their Pokémon to reach higher levels more efficiently.
Effects and Use: - Experience Boost: The primary effect of the Lucky Egg is its ability to increase the experience points gained by the holder, allowing for faster leveling. - Training Efficiency: By holding a Lucky Egg, Pokémon can gain levels more rapidly, saving trainers considerable time and effort during the training process.
Interesting Facts: 1. Origins: The Lucky Egg was first introduced in Generation II (Pokémon Gold and Silver) and has since become a staple within the series for trainers focusing on leveling up their Pokémon. 2. Acquisition: In various Pokémon
Effect
Held: Increases any Exp the holder gains by 50%.
Short Effect: Held: Increases EXP earned in battle by 50%.
Held: Increases any Exp the holder gains by 50%.
Fling Information
Fling Power: 30
Game Descriptions
Item Details
- Cost 10000
- Category Training
- Attributes
Game Appearances
| Generation | Game Index |
|---|---|
| Generation III | 197 |
| Generation IV | 231 |
| Generation V | 231 |
| Generation VI | 231 |
| Generation VII | 231 |
| Generation VIII | 231 |
Trading Cards
Created by Nobuyuki Fujimoto for the Arceus set.
Created by Studio Bora Inc. for the Sword & Shield set.