How to get Manzai, Goinfrex, Mime Jr., Babimanta, and Okéoke in Pokémon Sword and Shield

    How to get Manzai, Goinfrex, Mime Jr., Babimanta, and Okéoke in Pokémon Sword and Shield

    Breeding in Pokémon Sword and Shield is simple. You leave a female and a male of the same Pokémon in a nursery for a little while, come back and collect an egg for these two. You should receive the first evolution of this Pokémon. However, you need to put a little more effort into acquiring a Manzai, Goinfrex, Mime Jr., Babimanta, and Okéoke.


    It is important to note that you can use a Ditto to breed any of The Pokémon mentioned above.


    First of all, you need to acquire the highest forms of the Pokémon. In the initially shared Fallen, you need to get a Simularbre, Snorlax, Mr. Glaquette or Mr. Mime Galarian, Démanta, and a Qulbutoke version. Capturing these Pokémon will take a long time and you can find them all over the wild area. You might have a better chance of finding them all by beating the game and gaining access to Heavy Fog, which unlocks and has a chance to spawn in the Wild Area after doing so.

    After acquiring these five Pokémon, you must return to Hulbury. It's northeast of Motostoke, where you fight the leader of the water gym. Go ahead and make your way to the stalls where you need to talk to the incense seller. This is the blonde woman who wants to sell you a series of perfumes. Talk to it, and each Pokémon should have these choices:

    • Simularbre Needs Rock Incense
    • Snorlax needs full incense
    • Mr. Rime or Mr. Mime needs Odd incense
    • Demanta needs the wave
    • Qulbutoke needs Lax incense

    Once you've received all of these scents, you can take them to the Route 5 Nursery and breed them as you normally would. When you return for the egg, you should have the baby versions of each respective Pokémon.





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