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A Deino in a cave. The second one I've encountered is Lechonk, but I care significantly less about that one. Just not into that Pokemon that much. I didn't end up using either of them because I'm not a super fan of either.
I've been trying to get shiny Rufflet to get a shiny Braviary for my husband though, but it hasn't panned out, sadly.
I've been trying to get shiny Rufflet to get a shiny Braviary for my husband though, but it hasn't panned out, sadly.
One way to tell is that your Pokemon will not auto-battle shinies. So if you send it out and it refuses to battle, that might be a shiny. This is only for dedicated shiny hunting though, and I 100% agree that them removing the sound and sparkle is one of their dumbest ideas yet.A Pawmi in a pack of Pawmi with a Pawmo leading it. I just happened to look and noticed that the Pawmi was different colored than the rest. I was able to engage in battle with it and simply chucked a Great Ball at it, nabbing it. This allowed me to learn that the shiny sparkling sound and overworld sparkle effect that LA had didn't carry over, which was mildly annoying as I was in that area exploring and going for an item that happened to be near that Pawmi pack, noticing by pure chance that one was different colored.
It was shortly followed by a shiny Hoppip within 5 minutes, which was also purely random and I would've missed it because its green color matched the grass, only realizing it was shiny when I moved too close to pick up a sparkly spot and triggered the battle by accident.
The lack of an overworld effect that would reveal the shiny means that shiny hunting (or even just finding random shinies) is going to be a royal pain, as you can very easily miss one, especially given the fact that some shinies are only a shade or two different from their normal forms. Not a good idea, GF.