What Pokémon Can’t You Breed Violet?
In the latest installment of the popular Pokémon series, Scarlet and Violet, trainers can indulge in the thrill of breeding their favorite Pokémon to create new and unique offspring. However, not all Pokémon can be bred, and in this article, we’ll explore the list of Pokémon that cannot be bred in Violet.
Legendaries and Mythical Pokémon
Cannot be bred in Violet
- Legendary Pokémon (e.g., Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres)
- Mythical Pokémon (e.g., Mew, Celebi, Deoxys)
These powerful and mythical creatures are exclusive to their respective regions and cannot be bred in Violet.
Galarian Fossil Pokémon
Cannot be bred in Violet
- Galarian Fossil Pokémon (e.g., Galarian Ponyta, Galarian Slowking)
These fossil Pokémon are rare and cannot be bred in Violet, making them even more valuable and elusive.
Special Pikachu Forms
Cannot be bred in Violet
- Special Pikachu forms (e.g., Raichu, Rowlet, etc.)
These unique Pikachu forms cannot be bred in Violet, making them even more rare and coveted by trainers.
Battle Bond Greninja
Cannot be bred in Violet
- Battle Bond Greninja
This powerful and unique form of Greninja cannot be bred in Violet, making it a highly sought-after and valuable Pokémon.
Ultra Beasts
Cannot be bred in Violet
- Ultra Beasts (e.g., Xurkitree, Celesteela, Kartana)
These powerful and exotic Pokémon cannot be bred in Violet, adding to their mystique and allure.
Nidorina and Nidoqueen
Cannot be bred in Violet
- Nidorina and Nidoqueen
These Pokémon are part of the "No Eggs Discovered" group, making them unable to breed in Violet.
Other Pokémon That Can’t Be Bred
• Ditto with another Ditto: When breeding Ditto, trainers must use a Ditto with a different OT (Owner’s Trainer ID) than their own.
• Your own Pokémon: Your own Pokémon don’t like to breed, so you’ll need to borrow or catch a Pokémon from someone else to breed with.
Table of Pokémon That Can’t Be Bred in Violet
| Pokémon |
|---|
| Legendary Pokémon |
| Mythical Pokémon |
| Galarian Fossil Pokémon |
| Special Pikachu Forms |
| Battle Bond Greninja |
| Ultra Beasts |
| Nidorina and Nidoqueen |
In conclusion, while the world of Pokémon breeding is exciting and expansive, not all Pokémon can be bred. Understanding which Pokémon cannot be bred is essential for trainers looking to create unique and powerful offspring. Remember to explore the lists above and keep in mind the restrictions on breeding when building your team in Violet.