Arceus·#88·2009
Lucky Egg is a revered item in the Pokémon universe, a staple for experience gain introduced in Generation II, known for its consistent utility across games. This specific card, from the 2009 Arceus expansion, is a common Pokémon Tool that stands out for its powerful hand-replenishment mechanic within the Platinum era. Here, visitors will discover the item's Pokédex lore, the card's precise mechanics including its draw effect, and its unique history within the TCG.
Read more ↓Lucky Egg is not a Pokémon but rather an item in the Pokémon universe, specifically a held item that grants bonus experience points to the Pokémon holding it after battle. It was introduced in Generation II with the release of *Pokémon Gold* and *Silver* for the Game Boy Color. In the games, it is typically a rare item found in specific locations or held by certain wild Pokémon, making it a valuable asset for training and leveling up Pokémon efficiently. Its design is consistently depicted as a white, oval-shaped egg, sometimes with markings or a subtle sheen. The concept of an egg in the Pokémon world is also central to breeding mechanics, where two compatible Pokémon can produce an egg containing a baby Pokémon. While Lucky Egg itself doesn't evolve or have specific type matchups, its utility in the main series games makes it a universally recognized and sought-after item for players looking to optimize their gameplay. Its cultural significance lies in its role as a persistent tool across multiple generations of Pokémon games, symbolizing growth and accelerated progress for trainers.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
