Shiny hunters are always delighted to get extra Pokemon to hunt down, and even casual players will try their luck from time to time. Of course, if you're going to go hunting, you'd best target the best of the best, and Pokemon who turn black when shiny happen to be some of the coolest out there.
While Cursola's shiny form still has a lot of white to it, the main body of the Pokemon hidden inside all that pale coral has turned a dark shade of black and now sports purple eyes. Though it's original red eyes would likely have made it scarier when combined with the new black shading. This Pokemon was already creepy as it, much like its pre-evolution of Galarian Corsola , serves as a warning to all about the dangers of global warming and the damage being done to the coral reef.
Dubwool, and its base form Wooloo, are an everyman's Pokemon in the Galar region , similar to sheep in the real-world. Dubwool's normal coloring is quite odd as its wool is mostly white with spots of black. The wool surrounding its neck makes up an entirely gray collar of sorts. Its shiny form, on the other hand, is primarily black with white spots and the collar remains unchanged. Having its body be mostly black helps pull in the collar wool into the overall design and makes it feel more cohesive overall.
Unless you're at a weird high-end boujee restaurant there's no situation where your desert being charcoal black is appetizing. Alcremie 's shiny form transforms the glistening mound of whipped cream into what looks like a pastry that was left in the oven for too long. It's still weird that it releases a cream from its hands that humans eat. The happier an Alcremie is, the sweeter and richer that the cream becomes. Hopefully, the shiny version's cream doesn't taste like it has squid ink in it.
If we're being honest shiny Garchomp is more a darker navy blue than black. That said, everyone knows his shiny form should be black so we're all going to pretend like the deep navy blue covering its body matches our expectations.
Now, with that out of the way, let's talk about how fans are losing their mind after finding out via the anime that Garchomp can fly. It shouldn't be too much of a surprise, as it's part dragon-type , but it had never been seen flying before so it came as a shock to everyone.
Sandygast is the pre-evolved version of Palossand, who features later in this list because it is simply epic. This little sandcastle Pokemon goes from normal sand-coloring to a spooky shade of black. It's little spade also goes from red to yellow, and its eyes turn a bright shade of blue. Purrloin is normally a purple cat-like Pokemon with pink and yellow details, however, rather fitting for its Dark-typing , its shiny variant goes dark and takes on a black coat with purple and yellow details.
There's just something about purple and black that makes them go so well together, as well as giving off spooky vibes. While its evolved form is remembered for its awesome wing-pattern gimmick, Spewpa is easily forgotten. Instead of a caterpillar in a cocoon, now I see a desperado in a dark poncho who has seen the worst that the wild west has to offer.
Wooloo is already really freaking cute, but its shiny form gives you a chance to see its adorable little mouth. This is the case with shiny Sandygast. Its transition from regular sand to black sand actually represents the black sand beaches found throughout the world, including Hawaii, which the Alolan region is based off of. Not to mention that the blue and yellow accents of the pebbles and shovel give the design a little pop! This all makes Sandygast a very cute and very interesting shiny.
Plus, all of the bright color accents look a lot better on the black fur. Not only does this make them look more battle hardened, but it causes their different details to pop more than in their original designs.
Also, shiny Hawlucha is one of the few shinies you can actually see in the anime. And shiny Primal Kyogre perfectly captures the mystery of the deep sea. Needless to say, you wont be very lucky if a shiny ends up there. People have said that you can also meet a shiny when in your first battle against the wild Poochyena and Wally's Ralts as well. Basically, like I said, it revolves around how lucky you are.
That's no longer the case. Alternate Methods. First is a method commonly known as the Masuda Method , named after the game developer and the person who revealed it; Junichi Masuda. However, in Generation V, it is boosted even further from 1 in 8, to 1 in 1, Generation VI has increased the likelihood even further thanks to the decrease in standard shiny rate, being 1 in Continue the chain and you may see the grass glow instead of shaking.
This is done by walking 50 steps. If you don't get a nibble, or if you move from the place you were fishing, you will break the chain. Exact values are still to be discovered. If, however, you're using the Masuda Method to breed, it reduces it from 1 in 1,
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