What do you do with a Chao egg?

When a Chao Egg is broken, the player can give the shell to a Chao and, if it likes it, it will use it as a headgear. In Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, the player can transfer the Chao Eggs they have obtained to the Tiny Chao Garden found in Sonic Advance, Sonic Advance 2 and Sonic Pinball Party, and vice versa.

Where do you get a Chao egg in Sonic 2?

A regular Chao Egg. Chao Eggs are eggs which are hatched for the Chao Gardens in Sonic Adventure DX: Director’s Cut and Sonic Adventure 2: Battle . Chao eggs are bought off of the Black Market in the Chao Kindergarten in Sonic Adventure 2: Battle, or buying them in the Black Market in Station Square Garden in Sonic Adventure DX .

How many Chao eggs are there in black market?

There are three “sets” of Chao eggs. Each containing 3 colours and their shiny versions. The Black Market will always sell two of these sets, and will never sell the one left out. This is randomly selected for every Chao File.

Why are there no Chao eggs in Chao island?

While playing, you may notice that certain eggs never appear no matter how much you wait or how many emblems you collect. This is because when your Chao save-game is created there will be three colours (plus the shiny version) that will never appear! There are three “sets” of Chao eggs.

How do you get Chao egg to hatch?

Pick up the egg using the action button, and while still holding the button down, move the analogue stick or directional keys to shake it. After about 5-10 seconds of shaking the egg, place it back down on the ground. The egg will start to bobble, and then your Chao will hatch from it. You can also throw the egg to break it open.

Where do you get Chao eggs in Sonic Advance?

The prices of the Chao Eggs in the Black Market are as follows: In Sonic Adventure DX: Director’s Cut, the player can transfer the Chao Eggs they have obtained to the Tiny Chao Garden found in Sonic Advance, Sonic Advance 2 and Sonic Pinball Party, and vice versa.

What’s the best way to hatch an egg?

Shaking or rocking the egg is the most common way of hatching an egg. Pick up the egg using the action button, and while still holding the button down, move the analogue stick or directional keys to shake it.