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Luck Incense is an item in Pokémon that doubles the prize money received from a trainer battle if the holder takes part. It can also be used to cause Chansey and Blissey to produce Happiny eggs when left in the Pokémon Day Care holding the item. Luck Incenses can be purchased at the Konikoni City Incense stall in Pokémon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| What is Luck Incense | An item that doubles the prize money received from a trainer battle if the holder takes part |
| Where to get Luck Incense in Pokémon Ultra Sun | Konikoni City Incense stall |
| Luck Incense and Pokémon Day Care | Causes Chansey and Blissey to produce Happiny eggs when left in the Pokémon Day Care holding the item |
| Luck Incense and Pokémon Nursery | Allows Pokémon to produce Eggs containing baby Pokémon that they otherwise could not |
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What You'll Learn
Luck Incense can be purchased at Konikoni City's incense stall
Konikoni City is located on Akala Island, one of the four main islands in the Alola region. It is known for its vibrant and colorful atmosphere, with a variety of shops and attractions. The incense stall is likely to be found in the city's marketplace or shopping district.
The stall typically offers a variety of incense types, each with its own unique effects and purposes. Luck Incense, in particular, is known for its ability to bring good fortune and enhance the outcome of certain activities. It is often sought after by trainers looking to increase their chances of success in battles or by those who want to attract wild Pokémon.
Purchasing Luck Incense at Konikoni City's incense stall provides trainers with a convenient and accessible way to acquire this valuable item. It is a one-stop shop for all their incense needs, allowing them to explore the city's attractions while also stocking up on useful items for their Pokémon journey.
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It doubles prize money when used with the Amulet Coin
The Amulet Coin is a held item introduced in Generation II that doubles the amount of prize money earned from Trainer battles. The Pokémon holding the Amulet Coin simply needs to appear in the battle for the effect to work. It also doubles the number of coins picked up from Pay Day, G-Max Gold Rush, and Make It Rain. In Pokémon Colosseum's Story Mode and Pokémon XD's colosseums, the Amulet Coin doubles the prize money earned after clearing a set.
In Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, due to a glitch, the amount of money displayed when collecting money dropped by Pay Day will be incorrect if boosted by an Amulet Coin. However, the correct amount will still be obtained. The Amulet Coin does not stack with Luck Incense or other Amulet Coins. However, it does stack with Happy Hour, Prize Money Power, and Roto Prize Money.
In Pokémon: Magikarp Jump, the Amulet Coin is obtained as a prize for beating the Great League. It summons Meowth as a helper Pokémon. In Pokémon the Series: Black & White, the Amulet Coin is regarded as a good luck charm.
Luck Incense is an item with a similar effect to the Amulet Coin, doubling prize money when used in a trainer battle. However, using both items together will not further increase the money received.
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It can be used to make Chansey and Blissey produce Happiny eggs
To make Chansey and Blissey produce Happiny eggs in Ultra Sun, you will need to use Luck Incense. Chansey is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, and it evolves from Happiny when leveled up while holding an Oval Stone during the day. It then evolves into Blissey when leveled up with high friendship.
Chansey's egg is highly nutritious and is used as a high-class cooking ingredient. As a result of over-harvesting, Chansey is now a rare Pokémon in the wild. It is said to bring good luck and happiness to those who catch it.
To get Chansey and Blissey to produce Happiny eggs, leave them in the Pokémon Day Care holding the Luck Incense item. This will cause them to produce Happiny eggs.
It is worth noting that Blissey cannot breed with just any other Pokémon to produce Happiny eggs. For example, it will not work with Miltank as they do not share an egg group.
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Incenses are held items introduced in Pokémon Gen III
Incenses are held items that were introduced in Pokémon Gen III. They allow bred Pokémon to produce baby Pokémon that they otherwise would not be able to. They also have in-battle effects. 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 specific incense, they will instead produce Azurill Eggs.
Incenses can often be found in a variety of locations, but starting in Generation V, the whole set of Incenses can 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 X and Y, they can be purchased at the Coumarine City Incense shop. In Pokémon UNITE, an item called Curse Incense appears as a held item that weakens the HP recovery effects of opponents. 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.
There are many different types of Incense, each with its own unique effects. For example, the Luck Incense doubles the prize money received from a trainer battle if the holder takes part. It also causes Chansey and Blissey to produce Happiny eggs when left in the Pokémon Day Care holding the item. The Full Incense will make the Pokémon move last, even if Trick Room is in effect. The Lax Incense increases the holder's evasion by 5%. The Odd Incense boosts the power of any Psychic-type moves by 20%.
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Incenses can be used to make bred Pokémon produce baby Pokémon
For example, if a male Jigglypuff and a female Marill are left in the Pokémon Day Care together, they would normally produce Marill Eggs. However, if either of them holds a specific incense, they will instead produce Azurill Eggs.
In Pokémon Ultra Sun, incenses can be purchased at the Konikoni City Incense stall.
- If held by Snorlax and bred with a compatible parent, they will produce the Normal-type Pokémon Munchlax.
- The Lax Incense will increase the holder's evasion by 5%. When held by Wobbuffet and bred with a compatible parent, they will produce the Psychic-type Pokémon Wynaut.
- When held by Chansey or Blissey and bred with a compatible parent, they will produce the Normal-type Pokémon Happiny.
- If held by Chimecho and bred with a compatible parent, they will produce the Psychic-type Pokémon Chingling.
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Frequently asked questions
You can purchase Luck Incense at the Konikoni City Incense stall.
Luck Incense doubles the prize money received from a trainer battle if the holder takes part.
No, the Pokémon holding the Luck Incense will automatically double the prize money when they take part in a trainer battle.
Yes, Luck Incense also causes Chansey and Blissey to produce Happiny eggs when left in the Pokémon Day Care holding the item.
Yes, there are various types of Incense, such as Sea Incense, which allow certain baby Pokémon to be produced from Eggs.
