Yes, it does. If you have a foreign-language Pokemon (to your game, so if you were using an English version any other language would work, if you were using spanish any other language would work, etc) and any other Pokemon, and the pairing is breedable, then the chances of getting a shiny are lowered drastically.
As long as it has a language for the name besides english...
Because there are many languages spoken in Europe, only if the Pokemon is from a non-English game.
The chance of finding or acquiring a Shiny Pokémon using the Masuda method, it'll increase the chance of finding (or acquiring) a Shiny to 1 out of 2048. this makes the chances 1/4 of the original (1/8192) and in black and white it's 1/6 of the original making it 1/1365.
You can run in grass many times, but the chance is very small that you'll get one. Can also use the masuda method. (;
You would need to patiently fish using the Super Rod to get a Shiny Gyarados, for the chances of a Shiny Pokemon appearing is 1/8192. However, the chances of encountering one can be increased by using the Masuda Method. The Masuda Method is where the two parents in the Day Care are from different countries, so the GTS was required back then. The chances of an Egg containing a shiny is now reduced to 1/1638. This method would require training of the new Shiny Magikarp to evolve into a Shiny Gyarados. An easier way is catching the story-line Shiny Gyarados in Pokemon SoulSilver or HeartGold and trading it to Pokemon Pearl.
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There are two ways to get it that feel rewarding (once you get it): masuda method or random encounters. Out of the options, the masuda method is the best.
As long as it has a language for the name besides english...
The Masuda Method is breeding a Pokemon of a different nationality with a Pokemon of your nationality (a Japanese Poké with an English Poké), increasing the odds of a Shiny by 75%
Because there are many languages spoken in Europe, only if the Pokemon is from a non-English game.
Yes, this does not ruin the Masuda method. The chances are the same when you exit out of the game and come back. Just do not remove any Pokemon from the Day-Care to continue the Masuda method.
The easiest way is to use codes
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Yes, unless if you know someone with a foreign game cartridge
Because Australian is (for the most part) English, then probably not. You need a foreign Pokemon from another language, not a foreign Pokemon in general.
Yes, the Masuda Method works with any two Pokémon of different nationalities, not just Japanese Pokémon. As long as you breed a Pokémon from your game with a Pokémon from a game of a different language, you still have a chance of hatching a shiny Pokémon.
you got to the GTS and you get a japanise DITTO.and then you go to route 3 and go in the daycare put your japanise DITTO in the daycare with the pokemon you want shiny and then breed them there is a 2568 chance geting a shiny out of masuda method and there is a 8965 chance of running in to a shiny pokemon in the grass. hope this helped.