Sword and Shield’s Isle of Armor expansion has launched, bringing a bunch of new content and roster additions to the Switch game. One of the newer additions to the roster is more baby Pokémon. Azurill and Happiny are two such new entries in the dex. While Azumarrill and Blissey’s evolutionary lines are both obtainable in Sword and Shield now, the baby forms of each Pokémon require a special form of breeding to obtain.
Take your Marrill or Azumarrill and your Chansey or Blissey to one of the two Daycare Centers available in Sword and Shield. Give the Water-types a Sea Incense and the Normal-types the Luck Incense. You can get these from the Incense seller in Hulbury.
This can yield both Azurill and Happiny, depending on which set you place in the Daycare. Azurill in Pokémon Sword and Shield can be spawned
Azurill in Pokémon Sword and Shield can also be potentially found in one other area though.
Brawler’s Cave is a great place for a variety of Gen I and later spawns in Isle of Armor. It’s very easy to get to, as it can be entered from the Soothing Wetlands, Challenge Road, or the Training Lowlands. The best path through the zone when hunting and particular Pokémon is to go in from the Training Lowlands and head into the cave that way. Head through the bottom layer and see what spawns. There’s no guarantee that Azurill in Pokémon Sword and Shield will show up here every time. Although if you spend enough time here, you’re sure to get some very interesting spanws, including Azurill.
If you’re looking for more tips for the new Isle of Armor DLC for Pokémon Sword and Shield, we’ve got you. We have guides on how to get the EXP Charm. Where to go to find various rare items like the Armorite Ore. If you need more Armorite Ore, which can be turned in for more moves or traded for Watts, use our Armorite Ore farming guide to find where Digging Ma spawns.
And for those competitive Trainers, learn how to get some great five-star Ditto for breeding too. You can also get Gigantamax forms of Squirtle or Bulbasaur as well.
