It's easy to think that a super rare variant of a Pokémon would be much stronger than its normal counterparts, but the reality is, unless you're playing in Pokémon Gold, Silver, or Crystal, the answer is a definite no, Shiny Pokémon are not any stronger or weaker than normal Pokémon! Period. It's purely cosmetic.Shiny Pokémon are unique because of their nonstandard color schemes. While they're nice to look at, they're not any stronger or harder to catch once the player finds them; a Shiny Pokémon will always have similar stats to the average Pokémon of its species.Think of Shiny Pokémon as the game's rare gems. They're unique in appearance, making them a prized catch for collectors and enthusiasts. However, their battle capabilities, HP, and other stats remain the same as non-Shiny versions.
Why can’t you transfer Shiny Pokémon : You're unable to transfer multiple Shiny Pokémon, Lucky Pokémon, or Buddy Pokémon with whom you've reached Good Buddy status or above at a time. Additionally, certain Legendary and some Mythical Pokémon (e.g. Mew, Celebi) are not able to be selected for transfer.
Why are Shinies special
Shiny Pokémon are rare variants of Pokémon that are differently colored than other Pokémon of their species. If you're lucky, you may randomly encounter Shiny Pokémon in the wild, especially during special events like Community Days or Pokémon GO Fest.
Is it worth keeping Shiny Pokémon : 0-star Pokemon with high CP are also great for leaving in Gyms or even battling in Gyms. If GO trainers catch a Shiny Pokemon, there's a chance it will have 0-stars. However, it's a Shiny, meaning trainers had to be extremely lucky to even find one. A Shiny is not worth transferring even if it has a poor Appraisal.
Shiny Pokemon, those of a different colour than usual, are extremely rare. I believe the probability of encountering one is something like 1 in 8000. Because of this some people deliberately try to hunt for them.
Shiny Pokémon are rare variants of Pokémon that are differently colored than other Pokémon of their species. If you're lucky, you may randomly encounter Shiny Pokémon in the wild, especially during special events like Community Days or Pokémon GO Fest.
What Pokémon should you never transfer
Players will also want to refrain from Transferring Shiny Event Pokemon, regardless of their Stats. However, if players are catching multiple Event Pokemon, then they should transfer the ones with the lower Appraisals and CP.No, you will not be banned for transferring over a shiny Pokemon that is shiny locked. Shiny locked just means that that Pokemon can't spawn as a shiny in this game.If GO trainers catch a Shiny Pokemon, there's a chance it will have 0-stars. However, it's a Shiny, meaning trainers had to be extremely lucky to even find one. A Shiny is not worth transferring even if it has a poor Appraisal.
Shiny Pokemon, those of a different colour than usual, are extremely rare. I believe the probability of encountering one is something like 1 in 8000. Because of this some people deliberately try to hunt for them.
Is it worth evolving a 0 star Shiny Pokémon : It's recommended to evolve the Pokemon with the higher CP or the better Appraisal. So, if a 0-star Pokemon has 1000+ CP, it may be worth evolving instead. This is due in part to the Candy and Stardust cost to Power Up a Pokemon (i.e, raise its CP).
Should you keep 0 star Pokémon : If players are keeping 0-stars, then they can't farm Candy via Transfer. Furthermore, there are some events in-game that will double the Candy from Transfers. Thus, 0-stars are better to Transfer than Pokemon with better appraisals.
Should I transfer 0 star Pokémon
If players are keeping 0-stars, then they can't farm Candy via Transfer. Furthermore, there are some events in-game that will double the Candy from Transfers. Thus, 0-stars are better to Transfer than Pokemon with better appraisals.
They currently only have two uses: When you catch one, the XXL and XXS badges increase. But after you catch it, you can trash them without the badge decreasing. The XXL ones are good for PokéStop showcases, but who knows when a species will be featured in a showcase.Any you see are hacked. Probably hacked versions of event Hoopa, this why you see it. In any case they're not legal.
Is Shiny Charizard locked : Yes the Charizard raid is Shiny Locked No, this isn't dumb. You can only catch the Charizard once, so if it wasn't Shiny locked, you could end up facing a shiny one and being unable to catch.
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It's easy to think that a super rare variant of a Pokémon would be much stronger than its normal counterparts, but the reality is, unless you're playing in Pokémon Gold, Silver, or Crystal, the answer is a definite no, Shiny Pokémon are not any stronger or weaker than normal Pokémon! Period. It's purely cosmetic.Shiny Pokémon are unique because of their nonstandard color schemes. While they're nice to look at, they're not any stronger or harder to catch once the player finds them; a Shiny Pokémon will always have similar stats to the average Pokémon of its species.Think of Shiny Pokémon as the game's rare gems. They're unique in appearance, making them a prized catch for collectors and enthusiasts. However, their battle capabilities, HP, and other stats remain the same as non-Shiny versions.
Why can’t you transfer Shiny Pokémon : You're unable to transfer multiple Shiny Pokémon, Lucky Pokémon, or Buddy Pokémon with whom you've reached Good Buddy status or above at a time. Additionally, certain Legendary and some Mythical Pokémon (e.g. Mew, Celebi) are not able to be selected for transfer.
Why are Shinies special
Shiny Pokémon are rare variants of Pokémon that are differently colored than other Pokémon of their species. If you're lucky, you may randomly encounter Shiny Pokémon in the wild, especially during special events like Community Days or Pokémon GO Fest.
Is it worth keeping Shiny Pokémon : 0-star Pokemon with high CP are also great for leaving in Gyms or even battling in Gyms. If GO trainers catch a Shiny Pokemon, there's a chance it will have 0-stars. However, it's a Shiny, meaning trainers had to be extremely lucky to even find one. A Shiny is not worth transferring even if it has a poor Appraisal.
Shiny Pokemon, those of a different colour than usual, are extremely rare. I believe the probability of encountering one is something like 1 in 8000. Because of this some people deliberately try to hunt for them.
Shiny Pokémon are rare variants of Pokémon that are differently colored than other Pokémon of their species. If you're lucky, you may randomly encounter Shiny Pokémon in the wild, especially during special events like Community Days or Pokémon GO Fest.
What Pokémon should you never transfer
Players will also want to refrain from Transferring Shiny Event Pokemon, regardless of their Stats. However, if players are catching multiple Event Pokemon, then they should transfer the ones with the lower Appraisals and CP.No, you will not be banned for transferring over a shiny Pokemon that is shiny locked. Shiny locked just means that that Pokemon can't spawn as a shiny in this game.If GO trainers catch a Shiny Pokemon, there's a chance it will have 0-stars. However, it's a Shiny, meaning trainers had to be extremely lucky to even find one. A Shiny is not worth transferring even if it has a poor Appraisal.
Shiny Pokemon, those of a different colour than usual, are extremely rare. I believe the probability of encountering one is something like 1 in 8000. Because of this some people deliberately try to hunt for them.
Is it worth evolving a 0 star Shiny Pokémon : It's recommended to evolve the Pokemon with the higher CP or the better Appraisal. So, if a 0-star Pokemon has 1000+ CP, it may be worth evolving instead. This is due in part to the Candy and Stardust cost to Power Up a Pokemon (i.e, raise its CP).
Should you keep 0 star Pokémon : If players are keeping 0-stars, then they can't farm Candy via Transfer. Furthermore, there are some events in-game that will double the Candy from Transfers. Thus, 0-stars are better to Transfer than Pokemon with better appraisals.
Should I transfer 0 star Pokémon
If players are keeping 0-stars, then they can't farm Candy via Transfer. Furthermore, there are some events in-game that will double the Candy from Transfers. Thus, 0-stars are better to Transfer than Pokemon with better appraisals.
They currently only have two uses: When you catch one, the XXL and XXS badges increase. But after you catch it, you can trash them without the badge decreasing. The XXL ones are good for PokéStop showcases, but who knows when a species will be featured in a showcase.Any you see are hacked. Probably hacked versions of event Hoopa, this why you see it. In any case they're not legal.
Is Shiny Charizard locked : Yes the Charizard raid is Shiny Locked No, this isn't dumb. You can only catch the Charizard once, so if it wasn't Shiny locked, you could end up facing a shiny one and being unable to catch.