The only difference between a shiny and non-shiny Pokemon is color. A shiny Pokemon is a different color than it usually would be and when you encounter one, at the beginning of the battle stars sparkle around it. There are no difference in the stats, but shiny Pokemon are more rare than regular ones. The chances of finding a shiny Pokemon is 1/8,192. Also, when you catch one there is a red star on its stats page and the pokedex number shows up in red.
There is no way of telling if a Pokemon in an egg is shiny until it hatches. Sorry.
The same way you would catch a normal Pokemon. The only difference is is that the Pokemon is shiny.
It takes luck to come across a shiny, but when you find one you catch it like you would catch a regular Pokemon.
What do you mean how do you make a shiny Pokemon stay shiny if you get a shiny Pokemon it stays shiny ok!
SA shiny Pokemon has different colors then usual but a regular Pokemon has the regular colors it normally had.
a normal zubat is a normal Pokemon and the green zubat is a shiny Pokemon very rare but yay i got a shiny Roselia!!
The only difference between a shiny and non-shiny Pokemon is color. A shiny Pokemon is a different color than it usually would be and when you encounter one, at the beginning of the battle stars sparkle around it. There are no difference in the stats, but shiny Pokemon are more rare than regular ones. The chances of finding a shiny Pokemon is 1/8,192. Also, when you catch one there is a red star on its stats page and the pokedex number shows up in red.
There is no way of telling if a Pokemon in an egg is shiny until it hatches. Sorry.
No, you can't tell the difference between shiny type Pokemon and non shiny types. You just have to rely on hope, or a trainer who didn't use the Action Replay on there version of the game. I was browsing it and i saw a shiny shamen!
The difference is that the Pokemon that have different color (a.k.a the SHINY) Pokemon are very hard to encounter because their is a 1/8192 chance to encounter that Pokemon as a shiny. Their really isn't a difference between them. The only difference is that they are harder to encounter.
Yes, shiny Pokemon can be traded just like regular Pokemon.
Shiny Pokémon are rare Pokémon that will have variations to their color like for example a regular Gyarados if it is Shiny will be a Red Gyarados, a shiny Nidoking will be blue, a Shiny Noctowl will be a golden-colored however there are some Pokémon such as Garchomp that do not have a clear variation between its regular sprite and its Shiny sprite.
A shiny Pokemon is no different than a regular Pokemon in stats or growing levels.
No regular Pokémon are not capable of evolving into Shiny Pokémon and Shiny Pokémon are not capable of evolving into regular-colored variants of the Pokémon species in order for a Pokémon to evolve into a Shiny Pokémon its very first form that you catch, hatched or acquired will need to be a Shiny.
shiny Pokemon are in the same place as the regular ones but there is a 1 out 8196 battles chance that you will get a shiny Pokemon
they look different