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"Seeing people asking what Egg Moves are, I'll give a brief explanation."

Although Ye Yinchuan was helping "Azu Stop" appraise Pokémon Eggs.

At heart, streaming still came first for him.

He had to keep interacting with the viewers and maintain the content of the Live Stream Chat.

"Egg Moves, as the name suggests, are moves learned while still inside the egg."

Ye Yinchuan glanced over the information at hand and gave a brief explanation.

Where are the Streamer's eyes looking? He isn't secretly checking his notes, is he?

I wish to hear its soaring call.

The person above has some seriously heavy tastes!

Unlike the complicated mechanics in the games.

Egg Moves in the Pokémon World could actually be understood quite simply.

"Pokémon with Egg Moves will have mastered the corresponding moves, or skills, from the moment they are born."

"There is a certain chance that moves mastered by a Pokémon's parents will be inherited by the Pokémon Egg."

"However, a Pokémon Egg may also possess moves that neither parent has. Though the exact reason is unknown, one theory suggests it is recessive inheritance. Like how two parents with double eyelids can still have a child with single eyelids."

"Egg Moves are not necessarily moves that can only be obtained through 'inheritance.' However, some Egg Moves can only be acquired through 'inheritance.' These Egg Moves are rarer and are also known as Egg Exclusive Moves."

"For example, it is impossible for Chikorita to learn the move Double Edge through later training. Therefore, for Chikorita as a species of Pokémon, Double Edge counts as an Egg Exclusive Move."

As Ye Yinchuan explained things to the viewers, he was also updating his own understanding.

He had not expected research into "Egg Moves" in this Pokémon World to be so advanced.

Was it