Egg Groupsin Pokémon Ambrosia
Egg groups determine which Pokémon can breed together in Ambrosia. Two Pokémon can produce an egg if they share at least one egg group. Click on any group to see all compatible Pokémon.
Monster
Large, powerful Pokémon including starters and the Nidoran lines — 38 Pokémon
Water 1
Amphibious Pokémon that live near water — 28 Pokémon
Water 2
Fish-like Pokémon that live primarily in water — 4 Pokémon
Water 3
Invertebrate aquatic Pokémon like shellfish — 6 Pokémon
Bug
Insect and arachnid Pokémon — 16 Pokémon
Flying
Bird-like Pokémon and other flyers — 14 Pokémon
Field
Land-based mammals and quadrupeds — 54 Pokémon
Fairy
Cute, mystical Pokémon with magical properties — 16 Pokémon
Grass
Plant-based Pokémon and fungi — 18 Pokémon
Human-Like
Bipedal Pokémon with humanoid forms — 28 Pokémon
Mineral
Rock, crystal, and inorganic Pokémon — 24 Pokémon
Amorphous
Gaseous, gelatinous, or shapeless Pokémon — 10 Pokémon
Dragon
Draconic and reptilian Pokémon — 26 Pokémon
Ditto
Special group — Ditto can breed with almost anything — 1 Pokémon
How Egg Groups Work
Two Pokémon can breed if they share at least one egg group and are opposite genders (or one is Ditto). The offspring will be the same species as the mother (or the non-Ditto parent when breeding with Ditto).
Breeding Bridges
Pokémon in multiple egg groups act as "bridges" for transferring egg moves between groups. In Ambrosia, Bulbasaur belongs to both the Monster and Grass groups, allowing egg moves to transfer between them.
Special Cases
- Ditto can breed with any Pokémon except those that cannot breed at all
- Undiscovered Pokémon (babies, legendaries) cannot breed at all
- Genderless Pokémon can only breed with Ditto