Heidi Norton
Incense is a held item introduced in Generation III that allows bred Pokémon to produce baby Pokémon they otherwise would not be able to. In the Pokémon Day Care or Nursery, for example, a male Jigglypuff and a female Marill would normally produce Marill Eggs; however, if either holds a Sea Incense, they will produce Azurill Eggs. Incense is also available in Pokémon Sleep, where it is a single-use item that can be used to provide various effects during sleep research. In Pokémon Sleep, Eevee Incense is used to attract Eevee and allows it to spawn after your sleep session. In Pixelmon, Incense could previously be crafted, but these recipes have since been removed.
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What You'll Learn
- Eevee Incense is used to attract Eevee and can be obtained through special missions
- Incense allows bred Pokémon to produce baby Pokémon they otherwise wouldn't be able to
- Incense has unrelated in-battle effects, such as causing the Pokémon holding it to move last
- In Pokémon GO, Incense causes wild Pokémon to appear more often for 60 minutes
- In the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Evolution Incense lets players search their deck for an Evolution Pokémon
Eevee Incense is used to attract Eevee and can be obtained through special missions
During Eevee Week, which is typically held from November 20 to 27, there are special missions separate from the weekly missions. It is expected that Eevee Incense will be one of the rewards offered during this event. Players can obtain the Eevee Incense by participating in these special missions.
Another way to obtain the Eevee Incense is by purchasing the medium or large Eevee Week Bundles, which are available for a limited time during Eevee Week. The medium bundle costs 1,200 Diamonds, while the larger bundle costs 3,000 Diamonds.
Additionally, the Eevee Incense can be obtained by achieving the highest Snorlax Rating goal listed in your weekly missions. This option provides players with an alternative method to acquire the incense outside of the Eevee Week event.
By utilising these methods, players can increase their chances of obtaining the Eevee Incense and attracting Eevee in the Pixelmon game.
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Incense allows bred Pokémon to produce baby Pokémon they otherwise wouldn't be able to
Incense is a group of held items that were introduced in Generation III. They allow bred Pokémon to produce baby Pokémon that they otherwise wouldn't be able to. When held by a Pokémon in the Pokémon Day Care or the Pokémon Nursery, they allow Pokémon to produce Eggs containing baby Pokémon that they otherwise could not.
For example, if a male Jigglypuff and a female Marill are in the Pokémon Day Care together, they would normally produce Marill Eggs. However, if either of them holds a Sea Incense, they will produce Azurill Eggs instead. Notably, most baby Pokémon that result from Incense breeding have different Egg Move lists than their evolved forms. For instance, Azurill can learn Fake Tears through breeding while Marill cannot, and Marill can learn Aqua Jet through breeding while Azurill cannot.
Incenses are not present in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet, and the associated Pokémon hatch from Eggs by default. This means it is not possible to produce Chansey, Snorlax, Marill, Sudowoodo, or Chimecho Eggs in Scarlet and Violet. While individual Incenses can often be found in a variety of locations, starting in Generation V, the whole set of Incenses can often be purchased in a single location. In Pokémon Black, White, Black 2, and White 2, they can be purchased at the Driftveil Market (in Pokémon Black and White only, this requires the National Pokédex). In Pokémon X and Y, they can be purchased at the Coumarine City Incense shop. In Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, they can be found at the Slateport City Market. In Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon, they can be purchased at the Konikoni City Incense stall. In Pokémon Sword and Shield, they can be purchased from the Hulbury Incense Merchant.
In Pokémon GO, Incense is an item that causes wild Pokémon to appear more often for 60 minutes. In Pokémon UNITE, an item called Curse Incense appears. It is a held item that weakens the HP recovery effects of opponents hit by Sp. Attack-based damage by 20/25/30% at Grade 1/10/20, for 1.5s. The duration of the effect increases to 3s if the opponent is hit by a Sp. Attack-based basic or boosted attack. In Pokémon Sleep, the player can equip up to two incenses, which are single-use items that can be used to provide various effects during sleep research. The Evolution Incense is a variant from the Pokémon Trading Card Game introduced as an Item card. It was first released in the Japanese V Starter Sets and later appeared in the English Sword & Shield expansion.
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Incense has unrelated in-battle effects, such as causing the Pokémon holding it to move last
Incense is a group of held items that were introduced in Generation III of the Pokémon games. They have various functions, including allowing bred Pokémon to produce baby Pokémon and causing wild Pokémon to spawn nearby a Trainer temporarily in Pokémon GO.
In addition to these effects, incenses also have unrelated in-battle effects. For example, the Full Incense is a held item that can be used for breeding to get Munchlax, but it also has an in-battle effect. When held by a Pokémon, it will push its move back to the last spot in a turn's priority order, forcing the Pokémon to use its move last. This can be a useful tactic to employ in certain situations during battles.
Another example of an incense with in-battle effects is the Curse Incense in Pokémon UNITE. It is a held item that weakens the HP recovery effects of opponents hit by Special Attack-based damage. The duration of the effect increases if the opponent is hit by a Special Attack-based basic or boosted attack.
These in-battle effects of incenses add an interesting layer of strategy to Pokémon battles, allowing players to utilise these items in creative ways beyond just breeding or attracting wild Pokémon.
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In Pokémon GO, Incense causes wild Pokémon to appear more often for 60 minutes
In Pokémon GO, Incense is an item that attracts wild Pokémon to the player's location for 60 minutes. It was introduced to encourage players to stay safe and play at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Incense usage is indicated by a pink mist surrounding the player's avatar.
Incense can be purchased from the in-game store or earned for free by leaving Pokémon at a Gym with the player's team colour. There is a cap of 50 PokeCoins daily. Players can also get Incense by levelling up. At level 5, a player receives their first Incense, and then another at levels 7 and 10. After that, they will get one Incense every five levels. At level 20, they will receive two Incenses instead of one, three Incenses at level 30, and so on. Incense may also be rewarded for completing Special Research tasks, such as purifying five Shadow Pokémon as part of Professor's Research.
There are a few different types of Incense in Pokémon GO. The most common type can be purchased from the in-game store. Daily Adventure Incense, introduced on 25 July 2022, has a 15-minute effect and requires players to be walking for it to work. Pokémon will appear every 30 seconds, making it more effective than the green/orange Incense. Another type of Incense is the Mystery Box, which is obtained by transferring a Pokémon to Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu!/Eevee! or Pokémon HOME. The Mystery Box attracts Meltan for 60 minutes and Roaming Form Gimmighoul for 30 minutes.
Incense is a useful item for players in rural areas who may have trouble moving around to catch wild Pokémon. It is also beneficial during Community Days or Spotlight Hours, when a specific Pokémon's spawn rate increases dramatically for a few hours. Additionally, certain items can be used in tandem with Incense to boost its effectiveness, such as Stardust, which allows players to power up and evolve Pokémon, and the Lucky Egg, which boosts the amount of EXP gained from catching wild Pokémon.
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In the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Evolution Incense lets players search their deck for an Evolution Pokémon
In the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Evolution Incense is an item card that was first introduced in the Japanese V Starter Sets. It allows players to search their deck for an Evolution Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into their hand. The player then shuffles their deck. This card was later released in the Japanese Sword expansion before debuting in English in the Sword & Shield expansion, featuring artwork by Ryo Ueda. Evolution Incense cards are also available in the Sword & Shield expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
Evolution Incense is one of many types of incense in the Pokémon franchise. Incense items are held by Pokémon and can have a variety of effects. For example, they can allow bred Pokémon to produce baby Pokémon that they normally wouldn't be able to. They can also impact the moves that baby Pokémon can learn. In Pokémon GO, incense causes wild Pokémon to appear more frequently for 60 minutes. In Pokémon UNITE, Curse Incense is a held item that weakens the HP recovery effects of opponents.
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Frequently asked questions
Eevee Incense is used to attract Eevee and allows it to spawn after your sleep session.
The Sleep Styles you'll be able to find Eevee doing will depend on your Snorlax Rating.
Eevee Incense can be obtained by purchasing the medium or large Eevee Week Bundles or by reaching the highest Snorlax Rating goal listed in your weekly missions.
Eevee Week is held from November 20 to 27 and includes a set of special missions.
