You Can Now Hatch Eggs & Partner Up In Pokémon Masters

DeNA has revealed a brand new feature for Pokémon Masters today, as you can now hatch eggs and partner up with a Pokémon. The company has released a new update for that game where players now have the ability to obtain Eggs that hatch into one of the three partner Pokémon. You can get either a Bulbasaur, a Charmander, or a Squirtle from the Kanto Region. You can then pair your partner Pokémon with the game's protagonist to do battle together against enemies in the wild. Everyone can snag an Egg from Professor Bellis when they log into the game and can choose what creature it hatches into, but you have to complete a certain number of battles to make it happen. Plus, you can choose your own names for these Pokémon to make it customizable, just like the original game. Down the road, they will be adding more creatures as options to choose from in the Eggs. You can read more about other updates coming to the game in the next few weeks below.

DeNA has added a new set of updates to Pokémon Masters.

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 29 at 11:00PM Pacific time until May 13 at 10:59PM Pacific time for those that 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 29 at 11:00PM Pacific time  until May 13 at 10:59PM Pacific time.

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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