All articles tagged with #shiny
The article provides a comprehensive guide to defeating the Tier 5 legendary raid boss Zamazenta in Pokémon GO, including its stats, best counters, and how to transform Hero of Many Battles Zamazenta into its Crowned Shield form using Crowned Shield Energy and the Iron Head move. It also details CP ranges, moves, and strategies for successful raids.
Pokémon Go's Jangmo-o Community Day on June 21 from 2-5 p.m. offers increased shiny spawn rates, special bonuses like triple XP, doubled candies, and more. Players are encouraged to use Incense, Lucky Eggs, and Mega Evolutions to maximize catches and chances of shiny Jangmo-o, which can evolve into Kommo-o to learn the powerful move Clanging Scales. The event also features timed research and additional opportunities to catch shiny Pokémon.
A new Pokemon Go player managed to catch a Shiny, 4* Bagon, known as a Shundo, just a week into playing the game, much to the envy of long-time players who are still waiting for their first Shundo encounter. The odds of finding a Shiny Bagon were boosted during Bagon Community Day, but encountering a Shundo with perfect IVs remains a rare and remarkable feat in the game.
Mantine, a Generation 2 Water/Flying-type Pokemon, is a valuable addition to the Great League battles in Pokemon Go. It can be encountered as a random wild spawn, with boosted chances during the Sizeable Surprises event. Additionally, Shiny Mantine, with a subtle brighter blue hue, can be found in the game since its debut in 2022.
Pokemon Go trainers can find the Water/Electric-type Chinchou in the wild or during events like the Charged-Up Research Day, with a higher spawn rate in rainy weather and the possibility of encountering its Shiny form, which debuted in 2020.
Sawk, a region-exclusive Pokemon in Pokemon Go, can be obtained during the Raging Battles event, where it appears more frequently in the wild regardless of your region. Players also have the chance to encounter its Shiny version during this event, along with the Shiny form of Throh.
Regieleki, the Electric-type Pokemon, has made its debut in Elite Raids in Pokemon Go. Its weaknesses include Ground-type attacks, while it is resistant to Electric, Flying, and Steel-type attacks. The best counters to use against Regieleki include Groudon, Excadrill, and Garchomp. To catch Regieleki, players must first defeat it in an Elite Raid Battle and use Golden Razz Berries to improve their chances. Shiny Regieleki is currently unavailable in the game.