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Revision as of 05:58, 26 September 2010
| Egg Groups | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monster | Human-Like | |||||
| Water 1 | Water 3 | |||||
| Bug | Mineral | |||||
| Flying | Amorphous | |||||
| Field | Water 2 | |||||
| Fairy | Ditto | |||||
| Grass | Dragon | |||||
| No Eggs Discovered | ||||||
| Gender unknown | ||||||
The Mineral egg group (Japanese: こうぶつ Mineral) is one of the fifteen egg groups.
Characteristics
This group is comprised mostly of Template:Type2 and Template:Type2 Pokémon. The common characteristic shared by this group are Pokémon of an inorganic nature, specifically taking on a crystalline or metallic appearance, hence the name, Mineral.
In this egg group, the majority of members are genderless, and can only breed with Ditto. This makes for a very limited pool of moves that can be passed down among the few members of the group that can pass and inherit egg moves.
Pokémon
Only in this egg group
In this and another egg group
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Trivia
- Pokémon in the Snorunt evolutionary line are the only members of the Mineral egg group that are members of a second egg group.
- Eleven of the twenty-nine members of this egg group have genders. These eleven make up only five evolutionary families.
- Shedinja is in this egg group, despite its evolutionary relatives Nincada and Ninjask being in the Bug Egg Group instead.
In other languages
- French: Minéral
- German: Mineral
- Italian: Minerale
- Japanese: こうぶつ (鉱物) kōbutsu
- Spanish: Mineral
- Dutch: Mineraal
