Shiny Ducklett Debuts In New Pokémon GO Event (2024)

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Is there a Shiny Ducklett in Pokemon Go? ›

The new Shiny Pokémon released during the event, Shiny Ducklett, will also be available globally as part of the tie-in event Aquatic Paradise now live. Shiny release: Ducklett gets it Shiny release. It can be found in the wild and in ticketed Timed Research.

Raid events can provide a 1 in 10 chance of seeing a Shiny, while a regular, everyday Five-Star Raid can have a 1 in 20 chance. Mega Raids, which are often less difficult than Five-Stars, will also see the odds change to 1 in 128.

Using Incense during Aquatic Paradise will also cause the following Pokémon to appear in the wild: Shellder.

Participating in Community Days is one of the best methods to increase shiny odds. Niantic often boosts shiny rates for the featured Pokemon, making it a perfect opportunity to snag a shiny or two. Also, tapping on every Pokemon you encounter increases your chances since shinies appear at random.

Shiny Pokemon are rare, with generally only a 1/4096 chance of encountering them in the wild. A few games, such as Pokemon Sword & Shield, have DLC that increases your chance of success. Some shinies, like shiny Munchlax, are extremely difficult to catch with odds of 1/4,300,800.

If you don't know the shiny rate of a wild Pokemon, you can check a running count that refreshes regularly at ShinyRates.com. Some wild Pokémon, like Scyther, Sneasel, and Onix, actually have far better odds than others, often as good as 1:50! Sometimes Pokémon have better shiny rates during events, too.

If a Shiny Pokemon is found after completing a Raid, it has a 100% catch rate. PSA: A raid shiny has a 100% catch rate!! Don't use your master ball on it!!

Carnivine. Another Pokemon with a very small spawn area is Carnivine, which is locked to the southeast United States (and a bit of the Bahamas). The area Carnivine spawns seems to cover Georgia, Florida, both of the Carolinas, and portions of Tennessee and Alabama.

Happy hunting! What is the best way to find a shiny Pokemon in Pokemon Go? Shinies are found by simply trying to catch Pokémon and seeing if they display as an alternate color in the battle and post-battle screens. They won't appear as a different color in the field, so you have to attempt to catch them first.

What color is a Shiny Ducklett? ›

Shiny Ducklett features pink and purple colors, making it one of the easier ones to tell apart from its usual blue counterpart. Its evolved form, Swanna, should be available as a Shiny as well if you evolve your Shiny Ducklett, though Niantic didn't mention it in the official debut announcement.

Can Wooloo Be Shiny in Pokemon GO? To get right to it: yes, Wooloo has a shiny version available in the mainline Pokemon games, but in Pokemon GO, there is no shiny version (yet). The picture above shows the shiny version of Wooloo in the Switch titles, sporting darker wool and a lighter face.

For players looking for shiny Uxie, Mesprit, and Azelf, the good news is that a shiny variant of the Pokemon does exist in the game. Uxie's shiny variant features a yellow and brown color tone instead of blue and yellow.

However, it is crucial to note that this resets every raid, so every time players encounter Cresselia, there will be a 1 in 20 chance of it being shiny.