Legendary Pokémon

neeTHREE Wrote:Πωπω...Εγώ τοσα χρόνια πέζω και βρήκα μονο ενα Shiny Shinx στην Diamond

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Ego eixa 5-6 shiny sti Silver i opoia midenistike kai shiny Tentacruel, shiny Jumpluff sti F/R kai ta edwsa se ena filo mou. O kaimenos edwse stin emerald to shiny Tentacruel kai ena Red Gyarados pou eixe piasei sti L/G kai ta exase

egw exw synolo 23 shiny pokemon...

pedia kala puta vriskete egw ixa en shiny spiritomb twra to exi o creator, ke twra vrika tixea ena machoke pu to antala3a ke to pira pisw ke to ekana machamp

The "shiny trick" is a trick that utilizes the Poke Radar to find shiny Pokemon easier, since the Poke Radar pinpoints their locations for you.

But what is a shiny Pokemon? Really, all it is is a Pokemon of a different color. They don't possess any additional strength over their normal-colored counterparts... they're just really rare to encounter. This trick makes finding them just a bit easier.

To do this trick, you will need the following items:

1. The Poke Radar. This should go without saying...
2. Something to catch the shiny with.
3. Max Repels. Buy lots; at least 100. If you're short on cash, you can either fight the Elite Four with the Amulet Coin or Luck Incense for some good money, or fight Socialite Reina and Gentleman Jeremy on Route 212 with the Vs. Seeker for some quick dough.
4. Your strongest Pokemon. This Pokemon needs to have lots of moves that cause direct damage and is capable of killing the opponent in one shot.

Having False Swipe or Super Fang will help you whittle down the shiny's health. Ignore this if you plan on using a Master Ball. Having some items that restore PP may help, too. Leppa Berries are fairly easy to come by, and restore 10 PP.

The goal is to run into as many Pokemon as you can using the Poke Radar in order to up the chances of you running into a shiny. The encounters must be consecutive; that is, you must keep running into the same Pokemon over and over again until you get the shiny.

But don't just use it and run into any grass you like. There are strict rules you must follow, or you'll get nowhere.

First, you must find a wide enough patch of grass that you can use the Poke Radar in. Then get into the grass, and use a Max Repel. Now you can start chaining. Here are the rules for chaining.

1. Never run into a tile unless there are EXACTLY FOUR tiles rustling. If you aren't sure you saw exactly four, reset the Poke Radar by running 50 steps and try again. Keep note of the first tile you run into.

2. After you run into that first tile, every tile you run into MUST shake in the same way as the first one. Anything else, and say bye to your chain.

3. NEVER FLEE. Ever. As long as it's what your chaining, you MUST kill it.

4. When you use another Max Repel, don't pick any tiles. Reset the Radar and then continue.

5. Never use your bike. Always stay on foot. Running is okay.

6. Avoid patches that are next to each other.

7. Avoid patches on the outside edge.

8. Avoid patches on any corner.

9. Once you use the Radar, if you can only see 3 patches rustling, NEVER press Up right away; a patch may be directly above you, hidden from view by your giant head.

10. Never choose a tile that would force you out of the Radar's range. The range is determined by where the tiles are. Make sure you are able to see all tiles before choosing one. If you aren't sure, reset the Radar and try again.

11. ONLY choose a tile that is farthest away from you. This tile also MUST be AT LEAST 4 squares away.

Now then. While it is possible to chain any Pokemon, it's easiest to chain swarming Pokemon (for a list, see section 18c) since their encounter rate is pretty high. You can find out the swarm for the day by talking to Dawn's kid sister in her house in Sandgem Town.

When you're ready to get that shiny, simply stop running into things and just Max Repel and Radar reset over and over until you see that shiny tile. You'll see tiles with a yellow sparkle on it; these are not shiny. Shiny tiles have four white dots that flash. You'll know it when you see it.

What number is a good number? Most stop chaining at around 40. It is entirely possible to get the shiny before then, and it's equally possible you'll never get it. It's mostly luck. But if you follow the rules and don't screw up, you should come out of it with a brand new shiny to call your very own.

Here's an extra tip: If your strong Pokemon has a good nature and Synchronize, you might just get lucky and have a good-natured shiny...


Ελπιζω να σας βοηθαει αυτο. Αν ισχυει, κατι μου λεει οτι θα γεμισουμε shinies...

Που το βρηκες αυτο;

PMJ's full D/P walkthrough: http://www.pokebeach.com/dp/walkthrough.txt
Αλλά αυτό το κομματάκι με το shiny trick αξίζει πραγματικά... Κι απ' ό,τι έμαθα ισχύει κανονικά. Μάλλον εκμεταλλεύεται τη δυνατότητα του PokéRadar να δείχνει 3-4 Pokémon ταυτόχρονα αντί να τα βρίσκεις ένα-ένα. Επίσης, το PokéRadar δείχνει και ποια από αυτά τα Pokémon είναι shiny. Άρα οι πιθανότητες ανεβαίνουν σημαντικά.
Άντε, καλό shiny-hunting!

εγω εχω ενα shiny golbat

Charizard2005 Wrote:Πως γινεται να εχετε τοσα shinies? Τοσο ατυχη ειμαι? Τοσα χρονια παιζω και ακομα τιποτα...

Stis Diamond & Pearl, 8a einai pio eukolo na breis shiny pokemon me to pokeradar. An breis 40 pokemon tou idiou eidous, px: 40 kirlia, oi pi8anotites na breis ena shiny auxanodai katakorifa

...οπως λέει ο οδηγός που πόσταρε ο NM2.

yeah.... den to eida XD

poy to vriskeis to pokeradar?

Στις D/P αφού συμπληρώσεις το sinnoh pokedex και σου επιτραπεί η εισοδος στο Pal Park.

kai esy poy to xereis.afoy den exoyn kyklofopisei akoma.eyxaristo pantos...

Borei na eihe "katebasei" thn Diamond h thn Pearl ;p