"Pokemon Sun and Moon" will not be as good as its predecessors if not for the breeding feature which Pokemon games are known of for a very long time. The said feature is now returning in the latest game offering and provides a lot of options and windows of opportunities for many things.

People breed Pokemon to have a better line-up and pull out a roster of creatures with superior stats and nature. There are players who breed them just to duplicate a Pokemon which can be a rare find or hard to catch in the game. It is easy to breed these Pokemon however, hatching Pokemon eggs can be tedious as hell.

In "Pokemon Sun and Moon" however, each egg has a definite number of steps for which a player needs to take so that it would be hatched. Now, players are looking for ways to have a workaround on this and hatch the eggs faster. Various techniques have been employed to hasten the hatching process so that breeders can save up time for their own convenience. Here are some ways on how to hatch eggs faster.

One way to hatch eggs faster in "Pokemon Sun and Moon" is by the use of Tauros. Riding the Tauros while pressing the B button can charge it up for the egg. The trick is to run continuously - straight line or in circles. However, the best place for Tauros to run that can make it faster for the egg to hatch is via a straight line on Akala Island. The same goes for Heahea City and Route 6 as both are straight paths that players can take advantage of without interruption. Running around circles can be useful but the thumb pad would be at risk.

The hot springs in Poke Pelago can also aid you on how to hatch eggs faster. Players usually prefer to leave the eggs to hatch somewhere and this is the ideal place for that. Incubation in the said area can save a lot of time as the Pokemon will hatch once the player returns.

To help on how to hatch eggs faster, these abilities can have a great impact on the egg. Moltres, Magmar, Volcarona, Ponyta and Slugma are some of the Pokemon with this ability that can speed up the hatching process of the egg by 100%.

Developed by GameFreak, "Pokemon Sun and Moon" is published by Nintendo and is now available on Nintendo 3DS.