Items

An egg that appears to move occasionally, almost as if it is close to hatching. The result of a pairing between two Primordial Beasts, this item is popular among breeders, collecters, and pretty much anyone looking to welcome a furry, scaly, or feathery friend into their family. It is covered in several round splotches, the color of which correlates directly with the rarity of the creature within.

Use: Redeemable for a Class 0 Primordial Beast Companion of any common species.

• Rarity is determined by catch rate. With the exception of Dragons, Fossils, Starters, Pseudos, Legendaries, Regional Variants, Ultra Beasts, Paradox Pokemon, Baby Pokemon (Baby Pokemon are always rare), and a few standalone Pokemon (see the Exotic Egg for more details), anything with a catch rate of 255 is considered common.
• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when designing new characters.
• A tutorial on how to redeem Companion Eggs can be found here.

An egg that appears to move occasionally, almost as if it is close to hatching. The result of a pairing between two Primordial Beasts, this item is popular among breeders, collecters, and pretty much anyone looking to welcome a furry, scaly, or feathery friend into their family. It is covered in several round splotches, the color of which correlates directly with the rarity of the creature within.

Use: Redeemable for a Class 0 Primordial Beast Companion of any uncommon species.

• Rarity is determined by catch rate. With the exception of Dragons, Fossils, Starters, Pseudos, Legendaries, Regional Variants, Ultra Beasts, Paradox Pokemon, Baby Pokemon (Baby Pokemon are always rare), and a few standalone Pokemon (see the Exotic Egg for more details), anything with a catch rate of 254-181 is considered uncommon.
• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when designing new characters.
• A tutorial on how to redeem Companion Eggs can be found here.

An egg that appears to move occasionally, almost as if it is close to hatching. The result of a pairing between two Primordial Beasts, this item is popular among breeders, collecters, and pretty much anyone looking to welcome a furry, scaly, or feathery friend into their family. It is covered in several round splotches, the color of which correlates directly with the rarity of the creature within.

Use: Redeemable for a Class 0 Primordial Beast Companion of any rare species.

• Rarity is determined by catch rate. With the exception of Dragons, Fossils, Starters, Pseudos, Legendaries, Regional Variants, Ultra Beasts, Paradox Pokemon, Baby Pokemon (Baby Pokemon are always rare), and a few standalone Pokemon (see the Exotic Egg for more details), anything with a catch rate of 180 or less is considered rare.
• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when designing new characters.
• A tutorial on how to redeem Companion Eggs can be found here.

An egg that appears to move occasionally, almost as if it is close to hatching. The result of a pairing between two Primordial Beasts, this item is popular among breeders, collecters, and pretty much anyone looking to welcome a furry, scaly, or feathery friend into their family. While you may have a general idea what you'll receive from other eggs, the Mystery Egg is a complete enigma. You won't know what you're going to get until it hatches.

Use: Redeemable for a Class 0 Primordial Beast Companion of a random species.

• With the exception of legendary Pokemon (which cannot be rolled), every species has an equal chance of being rolled from a Mystery Egg.
• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when designing new characters.
• A tutorial on how to reveal the species of your Mystery Egg can be found here.

An egg that appears to move occasionally, almost as if it is close to hatching. The result of a pairing between two Primordial Beasts, this item is popular among breeders, collecters, and pretty much anyone looking to welcome a furry, scaly, or feathery friend into their family. It is covered in several round splotches, the color of which correlates directly with the rarity of the creature within.

Use: Redeemable for a Class 0 Primordial Beast Companion of any special species.

• Special species include Dragons, Fossils, Pseudos, and Starters. Special eggs cannot be used to create Regional Variants, Ultra Beasts, Paradox Pokemon, or a select few standalone Pokemon (see the Exotic Egg for more details).
• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when designing new characters.
• A tutorial on how to redeem Companion Eggs can be found here.

An egg that appears to move occasionally, almost as if it is close to hatching. The result of a pairing between two Primordial Beasts, this item is popular among breeders, collecters, and pretty much anyone looking to welcome a furry, scaly, or feathery friend into their family. It is covered in several round splotches, the color of which correlates directly with the rarity of the creature within.

Use: Redeemable for a Class 0 Primordial Beast Companion of any Novelty breed.

• Novelty companions are unique breeds of Primordial Beasts exclusive to the Glowchus ARPG. A list of available novelty lines can be found here.
• With the exception of Legendaries, Novelty Eggs can be used to create any species of companion, regardless of the rarity tier.
• Users who have both a Novelty Egg and a Legendary Egg can hybridized them (with no additional cost/items) in order to create a legendary novelty companion!
• The exact breed that a respective Novelty Egg can be used for depends on the season in which the egg was acquired (ex. if a user received the egg from a Spring Festival prompt, shop, or item, then the egg can only be used to create a spring novelty pet). If the egg doesn't have a season listed, it can be used to create any novelty breed.
• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when designing new characters.
• A tutorial on how to redeem Companion Eggs can be found here.

An egg that appears to move occasionally, almost as if it is close to hatching. The result of a pairing between two Primordial Beasts, this item is popular among breeders, collecters, and pretty much anyone looking to welcome a furry, scaly, or feathery friend into their family. It is covered in several round splotches, the color of which correlates directly with the rarity of the creature within.

Use: Redeemable for a Class 0 Primordial Beast Companion of any exotic species.

• Exotic species include Regional Variants, Paradox Pokemon, and Ultra beasts, as well as a few standalone Pokemon including: Pichu, Eevee, Porygon, Ditto, Unown, Rotom, Zorua, Charcadet, Type:Null, Kubfu, and Cyclizar.
• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when designing new characters.
• A tutorial on how to redeem Companion Eggs can be found here.

An egg that appears to move occasionally, almost as if it is close to hatching. The result of a pairing between two Primordial Beasts, this item is popular among breeders, collecters, and pretty much anyone looking to welcome a furry, scaly, or feathery friend into their family. It is covered in several round splotches, the color of which correlates directly with the rarity of the creature within.

Use: Redeemable for a Class 0 Primordial Beast Companion of any legendary species.

• Legendary species include all Pokemon in the vein of Articuno, Mew, Raikou, Heatran, Victini, Koraidon, Celebi, Palkia, etc. with the sole exceptions of Arceus and Giratina.
• Be sure to follow the guidelines outlined on the Creating a Character page when designing new characters.
• A tutorial on how to redeem Companion Eggs can be found here.