Question

m

Pokemon Rule. Simply Put.
    • 326
    Posts
    17
    Years
    I was wondering, if you evolve a pokemon (Take Horsea for example) is their a possibility of the Seadra being shiny? Or is it just that you find them shiny in the wild or what...


    As I know, many people will say this is a noobish question, but I just need to know. Thanks!
     
    No, evolving a Pokemon does not change it to be shiny. It's shiny-ness is determined from the moment when you see it.
     
    - Flavaquil - said:
    No, evolving a Pokemon does not change it to be shiny. It's shiny-ness is determined from the moment when you see it.
    Click to expand...



    Thanks Flavaquil, I was wondering because of how some people say they have a shiny gengar or a shiny alakazam, and how would that be possible without cheating if its from the moment they saw it?

    Thanks again~:)
     
    No... you can get them if you have a shiny Abra or Gastly and evolve them. The evolved Pokemon remain in the shiny or non-shiny state.
     
    Thanks

    - Flavaquil - said:
    No... you can get them if you have a shiny Abra or Gastly and evolve them. The evolved Pokemon remain in the shiny or non-shiny state.
    Click to expand...



    Thanks again Flavaquil, I thought if you evolved them that if they were shiny they would go back to normal...well thanks for clearing things up for me!:D
     
    I guess I should have made it clearer when I first said it, sorry about that.

    Shiny always will evolve into shiny.
    Normal will always remain normal, even through evolution.
     
    You must log in or register to reply here.
    Back
    Top