What happens if I use two lucky eggs?

Using two Lucky Eggs at the same time does not stack their effects, meaning that the XP boost will still be doubled, but it will not be quadrupled or increased beyond the double XP gain. This is because the Lucky Egg bonus cannot be stacked with another Lucky Egg, but it can be combined with other bonuses, such as Incense or Star Pieces, to maximize XP gain and other benefits.

Understanding Lucky Eggs

How Lucky Eggs Work

To make the most of Lucky Eggs, it’s essential to understand how they work and how they can be used in combination with other items to maximize XP gain and other benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can I get more than one Lucky Egg?: The only way to gain more Lucky Eggs without trading is by encountering wild Pokémon that are holding them, but in some games like Pokémon Black 1 and White 2, there are no wild Pokémon that carry Lucky Eggs.
2. Can you use a Star Piece and Lucky Egg together?: Yes, Trainers can stack the activation of multiple items at once, including Star Pieces and Lucky Eggs, for up to 24 hours of each item.
3. Does Lucky Egg make Pokémon weaker?: A level-50 Pokémon that held the Lucky Egg since level 20 will have lower stats than the same level-50 Pokémon that never held the Lucky Egg, because the latter Pokémon will have been forced to fight more battles to get to level 50 and thus will have gained more EVs.
4. How many Pokémon can you evolve in 30 minutes with a Lucky Egg?: To make maximum use of a Lucky Egg, you need to run an evolution blitz that stacks 60 evolves to run sequentially in 30 minutes, with each evolution taking approximately 30 seconds.
5. What is the most efficient use of Lucky Egg?: One of the best ways to utilize the Lucky Egg and Incense is to evolve Pokémon players have on deck, as the XP given during evolution is phenomenal.
6. Is Lucky Pokémon worth keeping?: Lucky Pokémon are more likely to be strong opponents in battle, require less Stardust to power up, and appear with a shimmery effect in the Pokédex and on the Pokémon’s Summary page.
7. Does Lucky Egg last forever?: Lucky Eggs typically last for 30 minutes but may last longer during special events, and you can activate up to 200 Lucky Eggs at a time to stack their effects.
8. Is it worth powering up Lucky Pokémon?: Lucky Pokémon require half the Stardust to power up compared to normal Pokémon, making them highly desirable for many Trainers.
9. Can you use 2 Lucky Eggs at once in Pokémon GO?: Unfortunately, Lucky Eggs do not stack, but you can stack different kinds of bonuses, such as Incense and Lucky Egg, at the same time.
10. Should I use a Lucky Egg before evolving?: Plan to evolve lots of Pokémon and explore new areas saturated with PokeStops before activating a Lucky Egg to ensure you’ll make the most of it.
11. Does Lucky Egg work with rare candy?: Candy does not stack with the Lucky Egg, and you will still receive the same amount of XP as you would normally.
12. Do Lucky Eggs double all XP?: Every source of XP is doubled with a Lucky Egg, including special research.
13. Can I get another Lucky Egg in Scarlet?: There’s only one Lucky Egg, so make sure to choose wisely when deciding who should hold it.
14. What are the odds of getting a Chansey with a Lucky Egg?: The odds of finding a Chansey who is also holding a Lucky Egg are 25/10,000, or 0.25%.
15. How many Pokémon can you evolve in 30 minutes?: You can probably evolve ~55 Pokémon every 30 minutes, assuming each evolution animation lasts ~30 seconds and you already have the evolved form in your Pokedex.