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According to my 100+ hours gameplay and 10+ wild caught shiny pokemon, their "Xor" can only be 0 or 1.

More samples are required in order to verify this theory, of course.

If true, a corresponding legitimate check should be added.

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9 hours ago, liopds said:

According to my 100+ hours gameplay and 10+ wild caught shiny pokemon, their "Xor" can only be 0 or 1.

More samples are required in order to verify this theory, of course.

If true, a corresponding legitimate check should be added.

10+ shinies are not a big enough sample size to conclude that.

Also, I've not checked RNG protocol for the SV non-static wild encounters (I've checked for other Gen 8 and Gen 9 generation methods), but if the method used for wilds generates a 'fake trainer ID', the only way to get a non 0/1 xor would be for the save's TSV to match the fake trainer's TSV (in this case, it's at least as rare as double odds, if not rarer)

I hope you can accept my somewhat objective answer.

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