2nd Gen Shiny Pokemon Question

sleepy..

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    Ok, Ive been playing pokemon crystal for a really long time and I have never seen a shiny pokemon other then Garydoes. Can anyone help me with that. Oh and Dont forget to tell us about your shiny pokemon encounters.
     
    Either get a Gameshark or ask Lady Luck out on a date.

    ...I have a Noctowl and a Clefable. Had them for many years now...
     
    Shiny's are VERY rare, I have all the gba games, fr/lg r/s/e/ and d/p/pl
    I have only encounter one shiny in all my years of playing and that was bellsprout on my lg game, and thank goodness I had the volume up just enough to hear it, also when I 1st stated playing and didn't know about shiny's I ran into a shiny groudon and turned my game off cause I didn't know what it was!!
     
    unless im mistaken the chances of getting a shiny pokemon were and always have been 1/8192 or something like that
    but in this generation they are based on iv's
     
    awsomedude30 said:
    unless im mistaken the chances of getting a shiny pokemon were and always have been 1/8192 or something like that
    but in this generation they are based on iv's
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    what are IV'S i know its impossible 2 get one on crystal
     
    In Emerald, I have a shiny Numel.

    In Crystal, I have a shiny Pidgeotto.

    I found them both by luck.
     
    I have never found a Shiny. My brother has, and then he rubbed it my face, it was a pidgey, but I hope to find one!
     
    I have found a lot of shinies XD, though it's just pure luck! Just keep on searching in the grass, caves and water. XD Anyways good luck my friend! XD
     
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    If a Pokémon's Speed, Defense, and Special IVs are 10, and its Attack IV is 2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14 or 15, it will be shiny
    therefore a shiny pokemon will have rather high ivs
     
    I only found one shiny pokemon in the 2nd generation. It was a poliwag!
    It was too bad that the colour change was only minor, but it was nice to have.
    As for your question: you're going to have to search for a while. Unless you use AR, you'll have to look out for one for a long time.
     
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    therefore a shiny pokemon will have rather high ivs
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    Actually, shiny pokemon, and I'm not sure if this is a myth or not, have generally lower IVs than their regularly-colored counterparts. And the IVs you mentioned are rather on the poor end, as the maximum is 31. The chances of finding a shiny are 1:8192 (I looked it up).
     
    h POKE said:
    Actually, shiny pokemon, and I'm not sure if this is a myth or not, have generally lower IVs than their regularly-colored counterparts. And the IVs you mentioned are rather on the poor end, as the maximum is 31. The chances of finding a shiny are 1:8192 (I looked it up).
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    actually the max is 15 ivs
     
    awsomedude30 said:
    If a Pokémon's Speed, Defense, and Special IVs are 10, and its Attack IV is 2, 3, 6, 7, 10, 11, 14 or 15, it will be shiny
    therefore a shiny pokemon will have rather high ivs
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    i'm almost positive that's not true. In g/s/c if you found a shiny, it had high ivs where as in the new gens they have random ivs. the ivs you listed aren't high at all I believe they were still out of 31 in the metal gen.

    EDIT: you say the max is 15? then that means it's diff than the new gens correct?
     
    POKEMASTERALEX said:
    i'm almost positive that's not true. In g/s/c if you found a shiny, it had high ivs
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    No, he's right. Alternate‐colored Pokémon in GSC have IVs of 10 for every stat except Attack. IVs are counted from 0 to 15 in all GB/GBC games as well. So shinies actually have fairly mediocre stats in GSC—for instance, any hatchling from Crystal's Odd Egg that is shiny has IVs of 0/10/10/10 (meaning Tyrogue is one of the worst choices).
     
    What I found in my 2nd and 3rd gen games (Except Gyarados in GSC)

    Crystal: Spinarak

    Firered: Tentacool

    Leafgreen: Voltorb (Killed it! :()

    Sapphire: Zigzagoon

    I didn't list my D/P/P Shinies cuz there are too many too list.
     
    Shinies are way easier to obtain in DPP, because of Shiny chaining. And to clear up the matter of IVs, generation 2 had max IVs of 15 and gen 3 and 4 a max of 31.
     
    Once I was looking for shiny Pokemon. I jhad nothing to do...
    And I ran into one.
    And I ran away.

    I have never forgiven myself.
     
    The Odd Egg you get at the Daycare has a 50% chance of being an alternate colour Pokémon, if I recall correctly, so for so many to have not seen one other than the red Gyarados is surprising.
     
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