Pokémon GO: what pokémon can come out of the 2km, 5km, 7km and 10km eggs, as of May 2019

We tell you all the pokémon that can come out in the eggs of Pokémon GO to May 2019 so you know what possible creatures can appear using this method.

One of the most reliable ways to get the pokémon we want is to use the eggs. These eggs you will receive as a reward when visiting the Pokeparadas in your city or receiving them as gifts from a friend. While a particular pokémon can come out against a greater distance traveled, you will never have absolute certainty of the type of Pokémon GO creature that can appear until the egg hatches.

For this we give you a list of possible pokémon that can go out to hatch eggs in Pokémon GO according to the distance we travel, with some basic concepts about this procedure, so that you get all the pokémon you want.

Eggs in Pokémon GO (May 2019): these are the pokémon that can come out

As you well know, you will receive eggs as a reward for spinning pokeparadas or for gifts from your friends. Thanks to the eggs you can get a series of striking or even rare creatures that are not easily found in nature.

We can find up to four types of eggs that differ by the distance you have to travel to hatch: 2 km, 5 km, 7 km and 10 km. But simply having them in the inventory will not hatch, and for this we must make use of an incubator.

We have the normal incubator that is infinite and that is more thought to incubate eggs of 2 km. On the other hand we can acquire another type of incubators with a limited use to three eggs. We have a blue incubator that goes at normal speed and the Super purple incubator that goes 1.5 times faster.

To incubate and hatch, you simply have to walk and walk. For this you can leave the game activated although that will consume more battery. Note that the game will only recognize the distance traveled if you are walking or under a very low speed vehicle.